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goodell are scheduled to appear in court here in new york today amid dueling lawsuits in connection with the scandal. the nfl's suit against its players union claims goodell was correct in issuing brady's four-game suspension. the players union has sued the league, seeking to have that suspension overturned. now another nfl quarterback who likely will not be starting as the regular season kicks off next month. geno smith of the new york jets. >> that's because smith now has a broken jaw through the result of an apparent sucker punch from his own teammate. we get the latest now from wabc's jim dolan. >> reporter: backup quarterback ryan fitzpatrick was working out with the starters for the jets, and he'll be there for a while. >> our quarterback's in a hole with a broken jaw. >> reporter: geno smith, the guy who was supposed to start at quarterback for the jets this season, was punched in the face so hard that his jaw broke in two places, sucker punched, the jets say, by another player. >> i thought it was childish

either way and it was stupid, but you know, we've got to live with the results. >> reporter: the guy who threw the punch, reserve outside linebacker ik enemkpali was released by the team and released a statement, saying "i apologize to the jets organization, coaches, teammates and fans. geno and i let our frustration get the best of us, but i should have walked away." yeah. >> he was remorseful, very remorseful. and once he calmed down, he was very remorseful. and from geno's standpoint, any time somebody punches you in the face unwarranted, he's pissed off and upset, and he was pissed off and upset. >> this is the way we turn on our lights and we have to treat it as such. this is not a ufc match. >> reporter: apparently, the dispute was over a $600 plane ticket was enemkpali thought smith was responsible for. some who heard the exchange believe smith allowed the situation to easy late. >> pushed him to a certain point and then just, you know, stop,

you know, because certain guys are sensitive to certain words or certain things or certain subjects. so, in this instance, it's just something that i guess i think it went a little bit too far. >> reporter: police didn't get involved in this case. they say they won't get involved unless smith contacts them, and so far, he has not. smith did tweet late in the afternoon, saying, "i'll be back." at metlife stadium for abc news, i'm jim dolan. >> jets didn't really have a good season, did they, this year? they won something like 4 out of 16. >> this is such a jets story. they seems like this could only happen to the new york jets. i mean, your own teammate punching him? something like this -- like remember the butt fumble? remember mark sanchez ran into his own player's butt and fumbled it? it's such a jet thing to happen. >> they call that the butt fumble? >> yeah, he ran -- we can google it later. >> is that correct? google it, too! the butt fumble. >> yeah, the butt fumble. and now this is going to be, yeah, geno getting hit in the

jaw there. this wouldn't have happened to aaron rodgers or tom brady. they don't even let them hit the quarterback in practice. >> didn't know that. they're too good to be hit. >> well, they're valuable, they're really valuable. but geno struggling, this was going to be his year, and now apparently didn't pay 600 bucks and now is hit in the jaw. >> if you borrow money from a football player, pay it back. >> i guess that's the moral of the story, geno. well, coming up, the battle in your belly. probiotics getting a lot of attention as a way to keep your gut trim and happy, but how well does it really work? we'll see if it's really the secret weapon for fighting weight loss. and ahead in our next half hour, delivery uproar. a customer demanding that a lowe's delivery man be white, and the business now apologizing for holding back one of their black drivers from the job. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer:

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closer to the shore. it's believed for them that it's better for their young but recently it's become more dangerous because of adult sharks and humans. but this was found by a researcher and just posted online. >> now another reason not to go to bed tonight, everything. look at that. that is a huge, huge shark. >> scary, right? >> absolutely. so, we were talking earlier about nik wallenda and walking that tight rope. there's also slack lining. it's different than a tight rope. a little more slack to it. there it is. that is in canada. look at, he almost falls. he sets a world record at the end, but that's how he got started. this is happening in canada. i think spencer seabrook, and he walks 70 yards from one end to the other. he beats the record by 23 feet, but you would think he would have gotten discouraged. he fell right off the top, but he was able to hold on, pull himself back up and make it to the other side. >> there's no safety net, no any sort of connectors on there but pretty impressive. i don't know.

what is it, is it harder to do a fight rope that's really tight? i would think this is even harder because it has a little bit of give, but i don't know. >> i think they're both, like i mentioned before, you've got to have a little bit of crazy in you to go for that, but it's incredible to watch every time. you can't pull your eyes away from that, you know? [ crashing sound ] >> that did not happen or the world's record would not have been set and we would not have shown that on television. well, you know those arcade games with the claw that people can never get the toys out of? >> they're rigged. the scams at the grocery store where you're like, mom, can i have another quarter, another quarter, another quarter? >> yeah. >> and you can never get the cool toy? >> well, in china, they have another tape. some call this child abuse. they have kids on the ropes and they send them down to try. there are bags of potato chips, sometimes it's candy, sometimes it's toys. they send them down to see if they can claw some sort of prize. >> all right, that's the coolest thing i've ever seen. >> but they've got this figured out. an investigation found most of these are scams. they only give prizes once the

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this morning on "world news now," the unpredictable donald trump addresses reporters, supporters and faces protesters during his first public appearance in days. what new polls reveal about the gop front-runner. heartbroken actress. an american judge tells "gossip girl" star kelly rutherford your children belong with their dad in europe. what's next in this custody dispute. also this morning, drama on the streets. >> a sinkhole filling with floodwater, swallowing a man in his truck. who came to the rescue with moments to spare in what could have been a brush with death. and later, kim kardashian in trouble with the feds. the agency taking action with the selfie queen over her favorite remedy for morning sickness. that's in "the skinny" on this wednesday, august 12th.

j >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning on this wednesday. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with major developments in the race for 2016. hillary clinton handing over her personal e-mail server. more on that in just a moment. and donald trump back on the campaign trail after his latest firestorm. protesters in michigan shouting "dump trump" and "leave our state, mr. hate." greeting him last night just hours after he told fox news he's willing to spend $435 million of his own money on the campaign as long as he's doing well in the polls. with more, here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: a fired up crowd of more than 2,000 people awaited republican presidential candidate donald trump in michigan for his first campaign event since the debate. >> we have heads being chopped off because they're christian in the middle east. we have borders where people are being killed all up. the world is cracking up and

they're worried about my tone. >> reporter: with that tone, he leads in the polls. in new hampshire, trump's lead is at 18%. and while he leads in iowa, among debate-watchers, he's tied with scott walker. trump says he's not worried about winning the hispanic vote. and even after the exchange with fox news anchor megyn kelly, he says he'll get the women's vote, too. >> i will be great on women's health issues. i cherish women. and i will be great on women's health issues, believe me. >> reporter: on the democratic side, front-runner hillary clinton continues to tout her college affordability plan, saying her republican critics don't have a plan of their own. >> there was not one word from one of those candidates about making college affordable or dealing with debt. >> reporter: the latest political feud is pitting former florida governor jeb bush and hillary clinton. the two exchanging sarcastic shots on twitter over her college funding plan. reena, phillip?

>> stephanie, thank you so much. now that surprising announcement from the democratic front-runner, hillary clinton turning over the private e-mail server that she used as secretary of state. republicans have been demanding for months that she do just that. they were quick to pounce on the change in plans. the head of the republican national committee said, "she knows she did something wrong and has run out of ways to cover it up." >> things are calming down in ferguson, missouri, after two nights of violent clashes and arrests. there were more police than protesters on the streets last night. hours earlier, police released surveillance video from the moments shots rang out sunday night. they say the man seen here pulling a gun from his waistband is the suspect who was shot and critically injured after he allegedly opened fire on officers. now a militia is patrolling the streets openly carrying assault rifles. >> if the police did their job, we wouldn't have to be there to begin with. >> members of the militia say they're keeping the peace and protecting businesses, but the police chief called their presence unnecessary and

inflammatory. the rookie police officer who fatally shot a black teenager in arlington, texas, has been fired. officer brad miller arrived at a car dealership after 19-year-old christian taylor was seen shattering a window shield. the police chief said miller used poor judgment and made a tactical error by entering the dealership alone. he said miller's mistakes caused a deadly confrontation that put him and other officers in danger. a newlywed american couple is facing terrorism charges, accused of trying to flee to syria to join isis. jaelyn young and 22-year-old muhammad dakhlalla were arrested at an airport in their home state of mississippi. authorities say they planned to work as medics for the islamic state, but the terrorists they reached out to online turned out to be undercover fbi agents. young is a recent muslim convert and daughter of a police officer. dakhlalla is the son of a mississippi imam. both people are currently under arrest. now to that custody battle

involving "gossip girl" actress kelly rutherford. a judge in new york ordered that rutherford's son and daughter be returned to their father in monaco. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: fighting back tears -- >> i have no words at this moment. no words. >> reporter: "gossip girl" star kelly rutherford forced to say a difficult good-bye to her 8 and 6-year-old son and daughter, who were ordered to go back to monaco immediately. a new york judge deciding they should continue to live with their father, german businessman david girl ash, who accused rutherford of kidnapping them when she disobeyed a monaco court order by not sending them back to europe last week. >> i think when you look at the totality of this case, it's a total miscarriage of justice. >> reporter: six years ago when she filed for divorce, they were supposed to share custody, but when his u.s. visa was revoked and he was excpelled from the u.s., a california judge ruled the children, who were 2 and 5 at the time, should live in

monaco with their dad temporarily while he reapplied for a visa. he never did. >> i trusted their father that he would live up to his agreement that it would be temporary, and three years has not been temporary. >> reporter: she argues this is a far cry from shared custody because he's not allowed into the u.s., she's forced to go out of the country to visit her kids. it's been a legal hot potato on both sides of the atlantic. but giersch's attorney says he's thrilled with the ruling. >> he's very excited to have his children back. >> reporter: because rutherford didn't abide by the terms of the agreement, it could mean less access to her kids in the future. her next court date is scheduled for monaco early next month. linsey davis, abc news, new york. federal regulators say driver fatigue was the main cause of a deadly accident that injured tracy morgan. the truck driver which hit morgan's limo had been without sleep for more than 28 hours. investigators also found lapses in the emergency medical response. it took 40 minutes for first responders to get morgan and the others out of the limo.

>> they were getting them out. they didn't have enough basic life support units on scene. so then that even further delayed the delivery to the hospital. >> regulators also found that unused seatbelts made the injuries worse, and the customized limo left the passengers with no way to get out. the new fire that broke out on sunday north of san francisco has mushroomed, more than doubling in size in just 24 hours. the jerusalem fire has scorched 14,000 acres and forced new mandatory evacuations. flames are racing through the dry and rugged terrain, moving so quickly, fire officials are concerned this fire could soon merge with the even larger rocky fire, which has destroyed 43 homes. well, it's believed a strong storm that moved across rhode island could have had something to do with causing a big water main break. when it happened, an sinkhole opened up right under a pickup truck. a police officer who was working nearby ran to the scene and helped the driver get out. he wasn't hurt. >> i think it's very serious to

get him to safety. as you can see, that could have gotten even worse. that truck may have gone completely under. >> the truck was eventually lifted out of the sinkhole. a couple dozen properties in the area are expected to have their water service back up some time this morning. let's look at today's forecast. showers again in parts of new england and the eastern great lakes. it's even hotter in that fire zone out west with the heat indexes in phoenix hitting 110. heavy rain in utah and colorado. it's stormy along the gulf coast and in the mid-atlantic. >> summer heat from coast to coast, 90s in portland, denver dallas and miami. 80s in seattle, kansas city and boston. 70s in chicago and detroit. this might come as no surprise to anyone who set foot in an airport or dealt with the airlines over the last several months. complaints about air travel are up. the transportation department says consumer gripes about airline increased 20% in the first half of the year. that's compared to the same period last year. the top complaints,

cancellations and flight delays. well, burger king is resurrecting one of its hottest menu items of all times this week. mcgrits. mcgrits? >> i said mcrib. wrong company, my fault. carry on, my fault. >> it's all thanks to social media, though, it's coming back. we're talking about fiery chicken fries. remember these? >> good too. >> it looked like the mcribs cut up. >> a spicier version of the regular chicken fries. burger king put them on hiatus in 2012 but brought them back after fans got fired up and demanded the return of them on social media. they will be available while supplies last, but the toefie version, i'm told, is not going to happen yet. >> it kind of all looks the same. but i'm sure it's good. i like that there's a firestorm, bring it back, bring it back. >> social media. what would you want back? anything fast food related? >> you see my head was at the mcrib. >> this they don't have the

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>> i mean, i thought that lowe's would take up for me. >> reporter: so, who did take up for him? his fellow driver of 11 years, refusing to complete the delivery with a new, white partner. >> to me, you know, it just ain't right for a business that we work in to go on with the woman's wishes. >> reporter: in a statement, lowe's says, "we have zero tolerance for behavior of that kind. we have apologized." but one person who is not sorry? the homeowner, as she told abc affiliate station wset. >> do you feel bad about the delivery driver? >> no, i don't feel bad about nothing. >> reporter: lowe's also says an executive traveled to virginia to personally apologize to bradley. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. coming up, ed sheeran's bold new tattoo. is it too much? you decide. and speaking of too much, is kim kardashian's latest selfie her most revealing yet? that's up in "the skinny." "world news now" continues

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post, so calling it an attempt to prove she is indeed pregnant. it's actually her most revealing selfie ever, going completely naked for it. >> i don't know if that's true. >> no? you don't think so? we had to put the "world news now" logo on her -- see? that's what we have to do when we have to cover up. >> it is, you're right. it's not that photo that the fda takes issue with. it's this one promoting the morning sick easiest drug diclegis as a paid spokesperson. >> the fda says that kim's claims were "false and misleading, failing to communicate any risk information and omitting material facts." kim's original post has since been deleted. singing sensation meghan trainor has some rather disappointing news to share with her fans. the rest of her north american tour is now canceled. >> trainor's lips may be moving but there won't be much sound coming out for some time. the powerhouse of music will undergo surgery after a second vocal cord hemorrhage of the summer. she took to social media apologizing to her fans, saying

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vega. >> reporter: bring your child to work day has a whole new meaning. it's not just in hollywood like josh duhamel in "life as we know it." >> you're the worst baby-sitter of all time. >> i'm not a baby-sitter. i'm a cab driver. >> i'm dying over here. >> reporter: some government offices in washington state are now allowing parents to bring their babies to work. the perfect candidate? 6 weeks up to 6 months old. >> it was really exciting to know that i wasn't going to have to be bringing her to daycare after eight weeks of being on maternity leave. >> reporter: first-time mom erica steinman brings 4-month-old lydia in three days a week. >> having this extra time with her has just meant the world to me. >> reporter: state officials say both parents and babies win, saying research proves that allowing a parent and infant to remain together in the earliest stage of life supports critical bonding, helps the infant brain development and parental well-being. and so far, co-workers say baby

lydia is the perfect colleague. >> in a lot of ways, it's actually helped productivity. we think morale is high and it's been a good thing for our office. >> in the policy we say if baby's having a real bad day and very fussy, baby gets sick, mom takes baby home. we haven't had to do that yet. >> reporter: the only catch here, when babies start to crawl, they need not apply. cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. you're the mother, what do you think about that. >> i think it's a great idea, but i would feel distracted. >> hearing that? >> all those babies crying at one time? >> i thought the distraction would be because you're always thinking about your baby at home and you can have him right in front of you. >> that's true, but i have to tell you, i would be for it, because people don't realize how difficult it is for new moms going back to work. it's so emotional. i think it could raise morale. [ crying ] >> you're hearing this over and over and over. >> that's somebody who doesn't want babies in the newsroom. >> tell us what you think on our facebook page. >> i think it would be nice. our facebook page.

good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm phillip mena. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." honeymoon with isis. two young newlyweds from mississippi are behind bars, charged with trying to join the islamic state. they were arrested at the airport just before hopping a plane en route to syria. a full report coming up. the new jerusalem fire burning north of san francisco has erupted, scorching 14,000 acres and forcing a new round of mandatory evacuations. fire officials are concerned it could soon merge with the even larger rocky fire. new york jets quarterback geno smith will be out six to ten weeks after having his jaw broken by a teammate in a locker room altercation. the reserve linebacker who punched smith was immediately released by the jets.

word is, the fight was over a couple hundred dollars. daredevil nik wallenda thrilled a crowd at the wisconsin state fair, making his longest ever high wire walk. the wire nearly 1,600 feet long and was suspended 118 feet in the air. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, august 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with the latest case of homegrown terror. a couple from mississippi accused of trying to join isis. >> authorities say they were bent on making it to syria, leaving letters for their families saying they would never return. more now from abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: in this high school photo from homecoming court, she doesn't look at all like she's on her way to jihad, but federal authorities say that 21-year-old jaelyn young confessed, telling them that she and her new husband were traveling to join isis in syria.

just this spring, she was studying chemistry at mississippi state. >> i know the kind of person that she is, and this doesn't make any sense. she was so smart, top of her class, studying to be a doctor. >> reporter: authorities say she praised the attack in chattanooga last month where four marines were killed. young and 22-year-old muhammad dakhlalla are being held without bond. authorities say they were arrested with tickets in hand, planning to fly delta airlines from columbus, mississippi, with u.s. connections to amsterdam, and then on to turkey. investigators say from there, they planned to slip into syria. he's also a smart one, graduating from mississippi state with a degree in psychology. according to this federal complaint, undercover fbi agents pretending to be terrorists exchanged messages with the couple online. "i am skilled in math and chemistry," she reportedly tells them," and worked at an analytical lab here at my college campus. we learn very fast and would love to help with giving medical aid to the injury."

steve osunsami, atlanta. >> you want to know how they were busted? there were twitter messages of how they wanted to join isis and on their mobile phones there were songs, jihadi songs that the fbi found about supporting isis fighters, maps of areas that isis groups controlled. and they admitted, the woman actually admitted to an fbi agent -- she didn't know at the time, she thought it was an isis recruiter -- that she really wants to come to syria but doesn't have the money to do it. >> it's incredible how social media has been used to recruit people from everywhere, including here in america, which is even more disturbing that they would be jumping ship like that. but it's just a new age, you know? we never used to hear about this as much before. but social media's changing everything. well, there are new developments in the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails while she was secretary of state. clinton has directed her team to turn over her private e-mail server to the justice department. a thumb drive containing copies of her e-mails has already been turned over. republican critics have been demanding for months she turn over the server.

house speaker john boehner said last night, it's about time. well, donald trump is among those republicans criticizing clinton on the e-mail issue. he's accusing her of breaking the law. trump returned to the campaign trail in michigan last night. his first appearance since the fiery exchange with fox news anchor megyn kelly, which he says won't cost him women voters. >> i will be great on women's health issues. i cherish women. and i will be great on women's health issues. believe me. >> and you know what, trump still riding high in most polls. but in one poll of likely gop primary voters, his support has dropped nine points since late july. the rookie police officer who fatally shot a black teenager in arlington, texas, has been fired. officer brad miller arrived at a car dealership after 19-year-old christian taylor was seen shattering a windshield. the police chief said miller used poor judgment and made an

tactical error by entering the dealership alone. there's no video of the shooting but miller could face criminal charges. and we want to take you to ferguson, missouri. protesters have thinned out following two nights of flare-ups, but an armed militia now roaming the streets, and police released a video hoping to back up their version of the shooting sunday night. here's abc's kendis gibson. >> reporter: newly released video showing the frantic moments as gunshots sent people scrambling for cover sunday night, a tense scene on the anniversary of michael brown's death. police say tyrone harris drew first and the video shows him grabbing a gun out of his waistband seconds before he was shot by officers. ferguson on edge. more than 100 arrests following two consecutive nights of violent clashes between police and protesters. >> this is the st. louis county police. stay off the roadway. >> reporter: riot police using mace to disperse the crowds moving in quickly after authorities say rocks and frozen

water bottles were thrown at them. st. louis county police enforcing a state of emergency declared for the area. but now also dealing with a new complication. the oath-keepers are back, heavily armed men we first saw on the streets of ferguson last year during the protests, telling me they are out to protect the citizens of ferguson from police. your group is there walking the streets with visible. >> what would you choosie other than a rifle? >> reporter: what do you think's going to happen in ferguson tonight? >> i hope it's calm. we're hoping to keep people alive. >> reporter: some residents claiming a double standard. >> the idea of a black person carrying assault rifle even in the state of missouri while we have a police problem killing unarmed black people, yeah, it would be a problem. >> reporter: the oath-keepers say it's unclear if they'll be back on the streets of ferguson again. that emergency declaration is still in effect. kendis gibson, abc news, ferguson, missouri. an important, new footnote to one of the most recognizable speeches in american history.

it's a long-lost recording of martin luther king jr. nearly a year before he delivered his iconic "i have a dream" speech before a huge crowd in washington. turns out dr. king a preview to a small group at a north carolina high school. >> i have a dream tonight. one day my little daughter and my two sons will grow up in a world not conscious of the color of their skin, only conscious of the fact that they are members of the human race. i have a dream tonight! >> what a find. an english professor at north carolina state university stumbled on the recording while researching king. it was in a box marked "do not erase." fortunately for everyone, more than five decades, no one did. >> makes me wonder what other nuggets we're missing in history. the head of the environmental protection agency will visit colorado and new mexico today, where millions of

toxic wastewater contaminated by at an mass river. and clayton sandell reports a forecast of heavy rain could stir up the toxins in that water. >> reporter: colorado's governor is seeing red over a river turned orange. >> it is in every sense unacceptable. >> reporter: 3 million gallons of toxic wastewater turned it the animas river from this to this. the environmental protection agency promised an investigation into how its own clean-up crew mistakenly released the sickly sludge from an abandoned mine. >> i am absolutely, deeply sorry that this ever happened. >> reporter: levels of toxins in the water like lead and arsenic skyrocketed, dropping now, and most of the orange color is gone, but the water is still not safe. the animas and now the san juan river in new mexico are strictly off limits as the plume travels down stream from colorado all the way to utah and lake powell, a major reservoir for drinking water. >> we're basically just going to dislodge -- >> reporter: biologist scott

roberts is racing to help understand what the plume is doing to wildlife. >> after 100 hours, these insects at least are still alive. >> reporter: but there may be long-term health impacts to wildlife and people. and with the rains coming here, they're worried that a lot of this toxic sludge is going to wash back into the river. it's pollution the epa administrator will get to see for herself. she's just announced she'll be here on wednesday. clayton sandell, abc news, durango, colorado. well, a unique scene to show some of you from a suburb of dallas. it seems spiders, thousands of them, have all teamed up to cover a tree in a gigantic web. that web has been provided with spiders, plenty of mosquitos there, and even bugs to eat. experts believe all that flying food is probably what inspired the spiders to work together. look at that. it's like a big blanket there on that tree. >> incredible creatures. i'm glad we're watching from afar and not in there. but that is incredible. a look at today's forecast.

northwest, the heat wave intensifying. warnings are posted from arizona all the way up to oregon. downpours in utah and colorado. more rain for new england and thunderstorms from the gulf coast to the mid-atlantic. >> upper 90s and triple digits in billings, dallas and phoenix, 80s in los angeles, salt lake city, kansas city and new york. 70s in detroit and chicago. pope francis' upcoming visit to the u.s. is just over a month away, and now those interested in attending this big event in philadelphia have a new lodging option. >> yeah, how about a bunk? on board the famous battleship "usa new jersey." 400 bunks being offered for just 75 bucks a night. that's a good deal. and that's between september 22nd and 26th. >> you don't just have a chance to sleep in very close quarters. the price will also get you breakfast and dinner, oh, and one very important thing. this doesn't include a shower. there are none available on board. >> i want to know the important stuff. do you get to see the pope? does he wait and come by? maybe not. >> find out.

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♪ today's business leaders are known for their eccentricities, but the ceo you're about to meet is taking it to a whole new level. >> from employees deciding their own salaries to housing farm animals, certainly an interesting place to work. here now is abc's rebecca jarvis, "up all nightline." >> reporter: it's 8:00 a.m. in

las vegas, and while most of the strip still sound asleep, downtown a whole different kind of morning. >> i've probably lived ten places in my entire life. and this is definitely my favorite so far. >> reporter: we're meeting tony shea, worth nearly $1 billion. he's the 41-year-old ceo of online shoe company zappos, who owns just four pairs of shoes. >> welcome to my home. >> reporter: and his favorite place to live, this 240-square-foot trailer. >> refrigerator. there's a shower, bathroom. >> reporter: inviting our cameras in exclusively to show us around. this converts into a bed. that converts into a bed. and this is your work space? >> yep. the rent here is $950 a month. >> reporter: $950 a month. >> yeah. >> reporter: so, you got a pretty good deal. >> yeah. >> reporter: you are definitely different than your typical billionaire ceo. >> i care a lot more about experiences than stuff. >> reporter: introducing us to

his neighbors, like his pet alpaca marley and four chickens. so this alpaca just runs free around here? >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you feed him? >> he likes carrots. >> reporter: an unconventional home for what just might be the world's most unconventional ceo, investing $350 million rebuilding downtown las vegas. >> $50 million was to invest in small businesses to help create a sense of neighborhood and community and make downtown vegas more walkable. >> reporter: and just a few blocks away, zappos headquarters, where tony has thrown out the traditional corporate rulebook. >> come on, tony. >> reporter: gone are the titles, dress code and corporate hierarchy. >> i love him. >> reporter: instead, meetings in this "star wars" themed conference room. who does the decorating around here? >> we really leave it up to employees. >> reporter: it's all part of a big push by tony towards something called a holocracy. who's the boss? >> we're the boss. >> reporter: you're the boss? >> we're the boss. >> reporter: essentially

removing upper management and letting employees run the show. do you ever fight with each other? >> no. we love each other! >> reporter: the employees even determine their own salaries. >> we have a budget that we are allowed. and there's eight of us that we determine how our pay would be. >> reporter: so, could this be the model of the future? >> you want to come to work. you want to be here even on your day off. >> reporter: some say if the shoe fits. for "nightline," i'm rebecca jarvis in new york. >> he seems like a pretty cool ceo, huh? >> yeah, he does. and you would never know that he sold one company for $265 million, then ten years later sold another one for $1.2 billion. looks like the average guy just wandering around changing the face of business. good for him. wow, that's incredible. you never know. >> he sold zappos, which is an online shoe and retail company to amazon for $1.2 billion in

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and at buckingham palace another striking image, bride and groom in one of the official wedding photographs, showing off the splendor of diana's wedding dress. but what we've never seen before are these images in formal photographs taken inside the palace as diana and the others who had played a central role that day relaxed after the service. one person who was there was diana's dress designer, elizabeth emanuel. the woman on the right in this photograph arranging diana's train. >> it was such a wonderful day, those photographs i think it comes across how happy and optimistic and relaxed everybody was. the informality of the event. it was just a lovely family wedding, just on a bigger scale than most. >> reporter: there was one more public appearance that day when charles brought his bride on to the palace balcony for the first time. and here, a view of that moment captured from the room in which elizabeth emmanuel was also watching.

>> i remember her moving off towards there and hearing the thunder of the crowds, you know, cheering, and just, they were so happy and so excited. it was wonderful. and to be part, knowing we were part of that historical moment, the happiness and the fun and it was so wonderful on one end, and then the tragedy afterwards made it into a very poignant story that's always going to be with me, because that day was the happy times, you know. that was the best day. >> reporter: nicholas witchel, bbc news. >> i can never get enough of the royals, huh? >> i know. the fascination with princess diana to this day, that's just incredible. >> apparently, the dress designer said that the bridesmaids were fitted in roller skates when they were doing their fitting. that's the news for this half hour. >> roller skates?

this morning on "world news now," policing the streets in ferguson. >> as new video emerges of a shoot-out, there are new details about who's trying to keep the peace. can armed citizens, vigilantes, help or hinder the cops? speaking out, donald trump's first public appearance since the republican debate. new hints about his policies and what the polls reveal after trump's controversial remarks. sucker punched. the new york jets quarterback hoping for a breakout season sidelined for weeks. his surgery and who's accused of breaking his jaw. and later, predator of the sea. who captured these pictures of a 20-foot-long monster? great white shark that could be the real-life jaws. that's in "the mix" on this wednesday, august 12th. >> announcer: from abc news,

this is "world news now." >> good morning. it's wednesday. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm reena ninan. we're going to begin with ferguson, missouri, simmering down after two nights of unrest. >> fewer protesters turned out last night, only about 100 of them, outnumbered by officers in riot gear. and police posted this surveillance video of a suspect they shot sunday night, saying it backs up their claim that he pulled out a gun. abc's brandi hitt is there. [ shots ] >> reporter: new surveillance video of this tense shoot-out in ferguson, missouri, on the anniversary of michael brown's death shows a different angle, one police say captures 18-year-old tyrone harris, seen here, reaching for a gun. the teen was later shot and critically wounded by officers. the city is on edge after several days of protests and more than 140 arrests. demonstrators shutting down roads and blocking entire freeways. now, amidst a state of emergency, heavily armed men

calling themselves the oath keepers are roaming the streets. they claim to protect people. >> if the police did their job, we wouldn't have be to there to begin with. >> reporter: some believe their presence may escalate things. >> make certain people think hey, maybe i should start doing that, and that's a bad idea in this environment, especially right now. >> reporter: most protesters, though, refuse to allow the destructiveness to overshadow their peaceful message to enact change. >> it can turn ugly at any moment, but it doesn't stop me from keep coming back. >> reporter: and activists say they plan on staging more demonstrations in coming days, despite the dangers or any clashes that erupt on these streets. brandi hitt, abc news, ferguson, missouri. well, donald trump is back on the campaign trail for the first time since the debate and still holding nothing back. at a fund-raiser in michigan last night, he railed against his rivals, saying jeb bush has no energy and poking fun at rand paul's height. he blasted china and ford motors for investing in mexico, clearly

selling his strong personality. >> we have heads being chopped off because they're christian in the middle east. we have borders where people are being killed all up. the world is cracking up, and they're worried about my tone. >> polling guru nate silver who correctly predicted all 50 states in the 2012 presidential election declares that trump will not win the nomination. silver noting that nearly 60% of americans still have an unfavorable opinion of trump. but you know, phillip, it's odd, because so many people still believe he speaks his mind. whether you believe his comments on megyn kelly or whatever else he has to say that's controversial, that he speaks the truth, and people are kind of interested in seeing politicians who say what's on their mind instead of their talking points. >> people who the aren't normally into politics are more interested because it is more entertaining, like him or not. but we'll see. nate silver knows what he's doing at 538.com. still a long way to go. see if he hangs in there. trump is also accusing

hillary clinton of breaking the law with her use of private e-mail just as the investigation enters a more serious phase. clinton has directed her team to turn over her private e-mail server to the justice department. a thumb drive containing copies of her e-mails has already been handed over. republican critics have been demanding for months that clinton turn over the server. house speaker john boehner said last night it's about time. a young couple from mississippi is being held without bail, accused of trying to join isis. 20-year-old jaelyn young and her new husband, 22-year-old muhammad dakhlalla were arrested at the airport just before boarding a flight to turkey. authorities say they expressed their commitment to help the islamic state to undercover fbi agents posing as terrorists. and young allegedly praised the chattanooga shooting that killed four marines and a sailor, but her family and friends are stunned. >> we know the kind of person that she is, and this doesn't make sense. it still doesn't. i don't know if it ever will.

she was so smart, top of her class, studying to be a doctor. >> young is a chemistry major and the daughter of a police officer. dakhlalla just graduated from mississippi state university with a degree in psychology. his father is a local imam. investigators say russian-made missile parts have been found at the scene of the malaysian flight 17 crash in ukraine. all 298 people on board the flight from amsterdam to kuala lumpur were killed in july of 2014. russian-backed rebels and ukrainian forces blamed one another for shooting the plane down. both sides deny responsibility. the air force is investigating the cause of an f-16 jet crash in germany. the accident produced a plume of smoke which could be seen for miles. the pilot was able to eject but is expected to survive his injuries. the children of actress kelly rutherford have been returned to their father in monaco. rutherford was supposed to send her son and daughter back last friday but refused.

yesterday a judge ordered the children be reunited with their father. the "gossip girl" actress has been involved in a lengthy custody battle with her ex since they split in 2008. and the head of the environmental protection agency heads to colorado and new mexico today to get a firsthand look at rivers affected by a toxic spill. that spill was caused by an epa clean-up crew when it mistakenly released 3 million gallons of contaminated wastewater into the river there. the lead, arsenic and other heavy metals in that wastewater turning the water orange. and the rivers as well in new mexico are off limits, but the hope is that they can be open for recreational use in the next few days. now some weather. officials in rhode island aren't sure if heavy rain contributed to the breaking of a water main. that break caused a sinkhole to open up right underneath a pickup truck. look at that. the driver going to be helped out of the truck but was uninjured. meantime, this is the scene near denver international

airport, where tornado warnings were issued yesterday afternoon. passengers were directed into airport safety shelters as a precaution. more on the nation's extreme weather now from abc's ginger zee. >> reporter: frightening moments atop camelback mountain in arizona. >> oh, my gosh. we are close to the top of the mountain and there's a giant, giant dust storm heading our way. >> reporter: a towering dust storm trapping hikers, raking the phoenix landscape, visibility near zero at times. and look at this. a funnel cloud and lightning just east of denver. in colorado, brand-new images. >> okay, they're gone. >> reporter: those same streets flash flooding monday. >> bye-bye, daddy's car. >> reporter: up to 2 inches of rain inducing the raging muddy waters. it's happened several times since the waldo canyon fire in 2012 scarred a mountainside. and on the east coast, summer storms flooding streets in connecticut, taking down trees and sparking power outages in

new york city. a tuesday deluge all while one neighborhood in boston deals with this, a major sinkhole caused by a water main break. watch the street overtaken by water. that same cold front is now through. we'll be much drier and way less stormy behind it. the one thing we have to watch out for is that big high pressure system, the ridge up high in the atmosphere that's been baking the south. it's moving back west, so an excessive heat watch starts friday in phoenix, goes through the first part of the weekend, and horrendous conditions for those fires out in the pacific northwest. ginger zee, abc news, new york. well, new evacuations are under way north of san francisco after the so-called jerusalem fire exploded in size to 14,000 acres. it's only about 5% contained, burning through rugged terrain. but because it spread so quickly, fire officials are now concerned it could merge with the even larger rocky fire. the causes of both blazes still under investigation. the city of los angeles has found a creative, new way to help fight california's

devastating drought. millions of black plastic balls are now floating on top of the city's reservoir. they're part of a $34.5 million plan to protect the city's water supply against everything from sunlight to wildlife as well as cutting down on evaporation. >> by reducing evaporation, these shade balls will conserve 300 million gallons of water each year, instead of just evaporating into the sky. that's 300 million gallons to fight this drought. >> the so-called shade balls cost about 36 cents apiece. in all, just under $3.5 million. it's much more cost-effective than laying down a tarp, which the city says would cost $300 million, nearly 100 times more. well, high wire daredevil nik wallenda has been at it again, this time making his longest walk ever. >> it happened at the wisconsin state fair. wallenda walked a high-wire nearly 1,600 feet long and 118 feet in the air.

>> the wire was suspended between two cranes, and when he was done, onlookers likely went back to the other cool stuff at the fair, including those famous butter sculptures. we do a lot of butter sculptures around here, just so you know, phillip. >> okay. >> but this one here, you may recall -- it just makes me nervous when i see pictures of him on the high wire. remember, he did one across grand canyon and niagara falls was the one that really freaked me out. >> dude's crazy. well, coming up in "the mix," a real-life jaws. we'll show you a viral video of a huge monster of the sea. also ahead, the promising pill sold just about everywhere that believers say helps you lose weight. could it help you? but first, the up-and-coming quarterback sidelined and ready for surgery, but this is no football injury. another player's accused of breaking his jaw. and remember, follow us on facebook, wnnfans.com, and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." @abc wp nn. you're watching "world news now." nn.

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in court here in new york today amid dueling lawsuits in connection with the scandal. the nfl's suit against its players union claims goodell was correct in issuing brady's four-game suspension. the players union has sued the league, seeking to have that suspension overturned. now another nfl quarterback who likely will not be starting as the regular season kicks off next month. geno smith of the new york jets. >> that's because smith now has a broken jaw through the result of an apparent sucker punch from his own teammate. we get the latest now from wabc's jim dolan. >> reporter: backup quarterback ryan fitzpatrick was working out with the starters for the jets, and he'll be there for a while. >> our quarterback's in a hole with a broken jaw. >> reporter: geno smith, the guy who was supposed to start at quarterback for the jets this season, was punched in the face so hard that his jaw broke in two places, sucker punched, the jets say, by another player. >> i thought it was childish either way and it was stupid, but you know, we've got to live

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and then just, you know, stop, you know, because certain guys are sensitive to certain words or certain things or certain subjects. so, in this instance, it's just something that i guess i think it went a little bit too far. >> reporter: police didn't get involved in this case. they say they won't get involved unless smith contacts them, and so far, he has not. smith did tweet late in the afternoon, saying, "i'll be back." at metlife stadium for abc news, i'm jim dolan. >> jets didn't really have a good season, did they, this year? they won something like 4 out of 16. >> this is such a jets story. this seems like this could only happen to the new york jets. i mean, your own teammate punching him? something like this -- like remember the butt fumble? remember mark sanchez ran into his own player's butt and he fumbled it? it's such a jet thing to happen. >> they call that the butt fumble? >> yeah, he ran -- we can google it later. >> is that correct? googleable, too! the butt fumble. >> yeah, the butt fumble. and now this is going to be, yeah, geno getting hit in the

jaw there. this wouldn't have happened to aaron rodgers or tom brady. they don't even let them hit the quarterback in practice. >> oh. >> yeah. >> i didn't know that. they're too good to be hit. >> well, they're valuable, they're really valuable. but geno struggling, this was going to be his year, and now apparently didn't pay 600 bucks and now he gets hit in the jaw and he's out. could be the end of his tenure here. >> if you borrow money from a football player, pay it back. >> i guess that's the moral of the story, geno. well, coming up, the battle in your belly. probiotics getting a lot of attention as a way to keep your gut trim and happy, but how well does it really work? we'll see if it's really the secret weapon for fighting weight loss. and ahead in our next half hour, delivery uproar. a customer demanding that a lowe's delivery man be white, and the business now apologizing for holding back one of their black drivers from the job. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our

over the past five years, probiotic sales have increased by nearly 30%, making it a $30 billion-a-year industry. >> but how exactly do they benefit your health and can they help you lose weight? abc's mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: it's the tiny pill with potentially big benefits that claims to boost your immune system, improve your digestive system and potentially help with weight loss and even treats certain diseases. so, what is this powerhouse? probiotics, which are actually a combination of live bacteria and yeast. >> do you need help keeping your digestive balance? try the number one probiotic. >> reporter: and they're flooding store shelves in all different forms, promising to revamp your health. >> probiotics have shown some evidence for bloating, intestinal infection, gut irregularity, and there are other things that are being studied. >> reporter: when it comes to choosing a probiotic, there are tons of options. so, how exactly do all of these work? well, experts say they may create a barrier against bad

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it's believed for them that it's better for their young, but recently it's become more dangerous because of adult sharks and humans. but this was found by a researcher and just posted online. >> now another reason not to go to bed tonight, everyone. another -- look at that. that is a huge, huge shark. >> scary, right? >> absolutely. so, we were talking earlier about nik wallenda and walking that tight rope. there's also, i had no idea, it's called slack lining. it's different than a tight rope. a little more slack to it. there it is. that is in canada. look at, he almost falls. he sets a world record at the end, but that's how he got started. this is happening in canada. i think spencer seabrook, and he walks 70 yards from one end to the other. he beats the record by 23 feet, but you would think he would have gotten discouraged. he fell right off the top, but he was able to hold on, pull himself back up and make it to the other side. >> there's no safety net, no any sort of connectors on there but pretty impressive. i don't know. what is it, is it harder to do a

tight rope that's really tight, or i would think this is even harder because it has a little bit of give, but i don't know. >> you know what, i think %-p little bit of crazy in you to go for that, but i mean, it's incredible to watch every time. you can't pull your eyes away from that, you know? [ crashing sound ] >> that did not happen or the world's record would not have been set and we would not have shown that on television. well, you know those arcade games with the claw that people can never get the toys out of? >> they're rigged. the scams at the grocery store where you're like, mom, can i have another quarter, another quarter, another quarter? >> yeah. >> and you can never get the cool toy? >> well, in china, they have different take. some people might call this child abuse. they have kids on the ropes and they send them down to try. there are bags of potato chips, sometimes it's candy, sometimes it's toys. they send them down to see if they can claw some sort of prize. >> all right, that's the coolest thing i've ever seen. >> but they've got this figured out. an investigation found most of these are actually scams. they only give prizes once the cost of the machine contents are finally paid off. it must take a lot of quarters

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this morning on "world news now," the unpredictable donald trump addresses reporters, supporters and faces protesters during his first public appearance in days. what new polls reveal about the gop front-runner. heartbroken actress. an american judge tells "gossip girl" star kelly rutherford your children belong with their dad in europe. what's next in this custody dispute. also this morning, drama on the streets. >> a sinkhole filling with floodwater, swallowing a man in his truck. who came to the rescue with moments to spare in what could have been a brush with death. and later, kim kardashian in trouble with the feds. the agency taking action with the selfie queen over her favorite remedy for morning sickness. that's in "the skinny" on this wednesday, august 12th.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning on this wednesday. i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm reena ninan. we begin with major developments in the race for 2016, hillary clinton handing over her personal e-mail server. more on that in just a moment. >> and donald trump back on the campaign trail after his latest firestorm. protesters in michigan shouting "dump trump" and "leave our state, mr. hate." greeting him last night just hours after he told fox news he's willing to spend $435 million of his own money on the campaign as long as he's doing well in the polls. with more, here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: a fired up crowd of more than 2,000 people awaited republican presidential candidate donald trump in michigan for his first campaign event since the debate. >> we have heads being chopped off because they're christian in the middle east. we have borders where people are being killed all up.

the world is cracking up and they're worried about my tone. >> reporter: with that tone, he leads in the polls. in new hampshire, trump's lead is at 18%. and while he leads in iowa, among debate-watchers, he's tied with scott walker. trump says he's not worried about winning the hispanic vote. and even after the fiery exchange with fox news anchor megyn kelly, he says he'll get the women's vote, too. >> i will be great on women's health issues. i cherish women. and i will be great on women's health issues, believe me. >> reporter: on the democratic side, front-runner hillary clinton continues to tout her college affordability plan, saying her republican critics don't have a plan of their own. >> there was not one word from one of those candidates about making college affordable or dealing with debt. >> reporter: the latest political feud is pitting former florida governor jeb bush and hillary clinton. the two exchanging sarcastic shots on twitter over her college funding plan. reena, phillip?

>> stephanie, thank you so much. now that surprising announcement from the democratic front-runner, hillary clinton turning over the private e-mail server that she used as secretary of state. republicans have been demanding for months that she do just that. they were quick to pounce on the change in plans. the head of the republican national committee said, "she knows she did something wrong and has run out of ways to cover it up." things are calming down in ferguson, missouri, after two nights of violent clashes and arrests. there were more police than protesters on the streets last night. hours earlier, police released surveillance video from the moments shots rang out sunday night. they say the man seen here pulling a gun from his waistband is the suspect who was shot and critically injured after he allegedly opened fire on officers. now a militia is patrolling the streets openly carrying assault rifles. >> if the police did their job, we wouldn't have to be there to begin with. >> members of the militia say they're keeping the peace and protecting businesses, but the police chief called their

presence unnecessary and inflammatory. the rookie police officer who fatally shot a black teenager in arlington, texas, has been fired. officer brad miller arrived at a car dealership after 19-year-old christian taylor was seen shattering a window shield. the police chief said miller used poor judgment and made a tactical error by entering the dealership alone. he said miller's mistakes caused a deadly confrontation that put him and other officers in danger. a newlywed american couple is facing terror charges, accused of trying to flee to syria to join isis. 20-year-old jaelyn young and 22-year-old humid dakhlalla were arrested at an airport in their home state of mississippi. authorities say they planned to work as medics for the islamic state, but the terrorists they reached out to online turned out to be undercover fbi agents. young is a recent muslim convert and the daughter of a police officer. dakhlalla is the son of a mississippi imam. both people are currently under arrest. now to that custody battle

involving "gossip girl" actress kelly rutherford. a judge in new york ordered that rutherford's son and daughter be returned to their father in monaco. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: fighting back tears. >> i have no words at this moment. no words. >> reporter: "gossip girl" star kelly rutherford forced to say a difficult good-bye to her 8 and 6-year-old son and daughter, who were ordered to go back to monaco immediately. a new york judge deciding they should continue to live with their father, german businessman daniel giersch, who accused rutherford of kidnapping them when she disobeyed a monaco court order by not sending them back to europe last week. >> i think when you look at the totality of this case, it's a total miscarriage of justice. >> reporter: six years ago when rutherford filed for divorce, she and giersch were supposed to share custody, but when giersch's u.s. visa was revoked and he was expelled from the u.s., a california judge ruled the children, who were 2 and 5

at the time, should live in monaco with their dad temporarily while he reapplied for a visa. he never did. >> i trusted their father that he would live up to his agreement that it would be temporary, and three years has not been temporary. >> reporter: she argues this is a far cry from shared custody. because he's not allowed into the u.s., she's forced to go out of the country to visit her kids. it's been a legal hot potato on both sides of the atlantic. but giersch's attorney says he's thrilled with the ruling. >> he's very excited to have his children back. >> reporter: because rutherford didn't abide by the terms of the agreement, it could mean less access to her kids in the future. her next court date is scheduled for monaco early next month. linsey davis, abc news, new york. federal regulators say driver fatigue was the main cause of a deadly accident that injured tracy morgan. the truck driver which hit morgan's limo had been without sleep for more than 28 hours. investigators also found lapses in the emergency medical response. it took 40 minutes for first responders to get morgan and the others out of the limo.

>> they were getting them out. they didn't have enough basic life support units on scene. so then that even further delayed the delivery to the hospital. >> regulators also found that unused seatbelts made the injuries worse, and the customized limo left the passengers with no way to get out. the new fire that broke out on sunday north of san francisco has mushroomed, more than doubling in size in just 24 hours. the jerusalem fire has scorched 14,000 acres and forced new mandatory evacuations. flames are racing through the dry and rugged terrain, moving so quickly, fire officials are concerned this fire could soon merge with the even larger rocky fire, which has destroyed 43 homes. well, it's believed a strong storm that moved across rhode island could have had something to do with causing a big water main break. when it happened, an sinkhole opened up right under a pickup truck. a police officer who was working nearby ran to the scene and helped the driver get out. he wasn't hurt. >> i think it's very serious to get him to safety. as you can see, that could have

gotten even worse. that truck may have gone completely under. >> the truck was eventually lifted out of the sinkhole. a couple dozen properties in the area are expected to have their water service back up some time this morning. let's look at today's forecast. showers again in parts of new england and the eastern great lakes. it's even hotter in that fire zone out west with the heat indexes in phoenix hitting 110. heavy rain in utah and colorado. it's stormy along the gulf coast and in the mid-atlantic. >> summer heat from coast to coast, 90s in portland, denver dallas and miami. 80s in seattle, kansas city and boston. 70s in chicago and detroit. this might come as no surprise to anyone who set foot in an airport or dealt with the airlines over the last several months. complaints about air travel are up. the transportation department says consumer gripes about airline increased 20% in the first half of the year. that's compared to the same period last year.

the top complaints, cancellations and flight delays. well, burger king is resurrecting one of its hottest menu items of all times this week. >> mcrib? >> mcgrits? >> i said mcrib. wrong company, my fault. carry on, my fault. >> it's all thanks to social media, though, it's coming back. we're talking about fiery chicken fries. >> okay. >> remember this? >> whoo! >> good, too. it looks like the mcribs just cut up. >> a spicier version of the regular chicken fries. burger king put them on hiatus in 2012 but brought them back after fans got fired up and demanded the return of them on social media. they will be available while supplies last, but the tofu version, i'm told, is not going to happen yet. >> you fry anything at all, it kind of looks the same, but i'm sure it's good. i like that there's a firestorm, bring it back, bring it back. >> social media. what would you want back? anything fast-food related? >> well, again, you see my head was at the mcrib. i'm kind of a sucker for that. >> they don't have the mcrib anymore. >> no?

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is locked up this morning, accused of faking cancer and holding fund-raisers to help pay nonexistent hospital bills. investigators say that in 2013, brandy weaver gates told family and friends she had been diagnosed with leukemia. since then, supporters have held several benefits, most recently this past april, raising $14,000. three managers of a virginia lowe's store "no longer with the company," fired for fulfilling a racist customer's request. >> a company spokesperson says that that customer demanded only a white person deliver the merchandise to her home. abc's mara schiavocampo has details. >> reporter: home improvement retailer lowe's has apologized after a veteran employee was pulled from a delivery job because he's black. >> i got a phone call on the phone telling me to bring the delivery back, saying that i couldn't do the delivery. >> reporter: danville, virginia, driver marcus bradley saying he was told the customer didn't want a black man in the house.

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♪ ski ♪ skinny so skinny leading us off this morning, no stranger to "the skinny," kim kardashian. >> she's used to her detractors, but she's now facing an unusual opponent, the food and drug administration. >> but before we get to that, here's kim's latest instagram post, so calling it an attempt

to prove she is indeed pregnant. it's actually her most revealing selfie ever, going completely naked for it. >> i don't know if that's true. >> no? >> i don't know. >> you don't think so? we had to put the "world news now" logo on her -- see? that's what we have to do when we have to cover up. >> you know what, it is, you're right, as far as a selfie. it's not that photo that the fda takes issue with. it's this one promoting the morning sick easiest drug diclegis as a paid spokesperson. >> the fda says that kim's claims were "false and misleading, failing to communicate any risk information and omitting material facts." kim's original post has since been deleted. singing sensation meghan trainor has some rather disappointing news to share with her fans. the rest of her north american tour is now canceled. >> trainor's lips may be moving but there won't be much sound coming out for some time. the powerhouse of music will undergo surgery after a second vocal cord hemorrhage of the summer. she took to social media apologizing to her fans, saying she is determined to do what it

takes to get better and come back even stronger than ever before. that is a disappointment for so many fans. >> are you one of them? >> i think she's terrific. and i love her message about body image that she puts out. she had a great interview with dan harris of "nightline." it's worth looking up online. she shaukz about it. >> "all about that bass." fellow singer sam smith recently underwent surgery on his vocal cords, prompting a tour cancellation and leading to his realization that he actually needed a break to spend more time with his family. and ed sheeran has shown himself to be a renaissance man, showing off a diverse group of talents and interests, and you can add ink connoisseur to that. ♪ >> he has over 100 tattoos, but his latest tat is getting a lot of attention after he posted the work in progress to instagram. let's take a look at it. yeah, that's a lion there across his chest. let's see here. >> what do you think? >> details there. >> what do you think? >> is it cecil? >> oh, maybe it's cecil. apparently, it's only halfway

done. sheeran captioned the shot with a little message, "halfway" and "ouch!" his other tattoos include a teddy bear, a lego building block and a ketchup bottle? is that right. >> he's got a ketchup bottle on him? >> who knew? >> i didn't, but i like that. it's your own body. you know, it's art. that one actually looks pretty cool. i like it. >> don't you have a mustard tattoo? >> relish. yeah, a little jalapeno. >> stick around. we'll figure out where that tattoo is. >> there's a tease right there. finally, some very big news for fans of christopher guest and his cult classic comedies. the filmmaker and actor is back at it with a new movie in the works. >> after starring in "this is spinal tap," guest revolutionized the mockumentary style with favorites like "best in show," "waiting for guffman" and "a mighty wind," bringing together ensemble castes of comedic all-stars. he hasn't made a movie since 2006, but yesterday it was announced that "mascots" will be the next original film for

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work day has a whole new meaning. it's not just in hollywood like josh duhamel in "life as we know it." >> you're the worst baby-sitter of all time. >> i'm not a baby-sitter. i'm a cab driver. >> i'm dying over here. >> reporter: some government offices in washington state are now allowing parents to bring their babies to work. the perfect candidate? 6 weeks up to 6 months old. >> it was really exciting to know that i wasn't going to have to be bringing her to daycare after eight weeks of being on maternity leave. >> reporter: first-time mom erica stineman brings 4-month-old lydia in three days a week. >> having this extra time with her has just meant the world to me. >> reporter: state officials say both parents and babies win, saying research proves that allowing a parent and infant to remain together in the earliest stage of life supports critical bonding, healthy infant brain development and parental well-being.

and so far, co-workers say baby lydia is the perfect colleague. >> in a lot of ways, it's actually helped productivity. we think morale is high and it's been a good thing for our office. >> in the policy, we do say that if baby's having a really bad day and is really fussy, baby gets sick, mom takes baby home. we haven't had to do that yet. >> reporter: the only catch here, when babies start to crawl, they need not apply. cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> all right. you're the mother, what do you think about that? >> i think it's a great idea, but i would feel distracted. [ crying babies ] >> hearing that? >> all those babies crying at one time? >> i thought the distraction would be because you're always thinking about your baby at home and you can have him right in front of you. >> that's true, but i have to tell you, i would be for it, because people don't realize how difficult it is for new moms going back to work. it's so emotional. and i think it could really raise morale. now that -- >> you're hearing this over and over and over. >> that's somebody who doesn't want babies in the newsroom. >> tell us what you think on our facebook page. >> i think it would be nice. [ babies crying ] morning.

>> stay with us for "good morning making news in "america this morning," surprise move. hillary clinton agreeing to hand over her private e-mail server. why this sudden shift after remaining defiant. plus, an overnight poll showing another democrat surging ahead in a key state, we're live with the details. terror arrest. a young american couple with a methodical plan, honeymoon in syria and join isis. the undercover fbi sting leading to their arrest. sucker punch. a locker room fight sidelining an nfl quarterback, possibly for half the season. what both players are saying this morning. and picture controversy. the selfie that has kim kardashian in trouble with the feds.