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>> well, i think i'll just skip ahead and say that i'm pretty sure that it's "d," an actual eagle landing on the moon, in honor of when we had our first moon landing in 1969. >> final? >> or was it '70? [laughs] final answer, "d." >> we won't hold you to those details. >> okay. >> you're right. but it was in reference to the apollo 11 mission. [horn blares] [cheers and applause] you're up to $2,000. that sound means that time is up for today. but, fiona, you're not going anywhere. when we come back next time, we're gonna try and get you to that $1 million. >> okay. >> thank you so much for joining us on "millionaire" "bucket list" week. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. [cheers and applause] closed captioning sponsored by: to feed your phenomenal, lean cuisine is changing. with 7 options made with organic ingredients. like vermont mac & cheese with organic pasta.

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a dallas police officer. police released this surveillance video of the moments before he was presumably swept away by floodwaters. mccullers disappeared while he was working in a security job. heavy rain swept across dallas as he made this 9-1-1 call. >> it's flooding. it's about to go in my car. >> okay. you're in your car? >> on its way. >> seven minutes after this call, floodwaters overtook the vehicle and he was swept away. the true crime documentary series "making a murderer" is coming back. netflix is bringing the series back to tv with the story of a wisconsin man, steven avery, who was convicted of killing a woman. new episodes will look at attempts by his lawyers to appeal avery's convictions. no word on when the new episodes will start or how many there will be. it was nominated for six emmy awards last week. now to the drama happening over at fox news over the sexual harassment news filed against roger ailes.

>> megyn kelly has been interviewed by investigators inside fox as other women join former anchor gretchen carlson in saying he made unwanted sexual advances toward them. rebecca jarvis has the latest. >> reporter: roger ailes, the head of fox news, in one of the most most powerful men in television reportedly facing new accusations and turmoil over the sexual harassment charges. "new york" magazine reporting the network's biggest star, megyn kelly, told investigators for 21st century fox, the parent company of fox news, that her boss, ailes, made unwanted sexual advances toward her about ten years ago when she was a young correspondent. the first public allegation came earlier this month from gretchen carlson. the former miss america-turned-"fox and friends" anchor who filed a sexual harassment suit against ailes. tweeting this video today. >> i want to support all women who have been victims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: ailes has vigorously denied the claims.

more than a dozen fox news personalities have publicly come to his defense. but reports say investigators are speaking with a number of current and former employees who have made similar accusations of similar harassment against ailes. the "wall street journal," which is owned by the same company as fox news, said the network and ailes are negotiating his exit. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> an attorney for ailes is saying he never sexually harassed megyn kelly. and as of last night, they said, " roger is at work, the review is ongoing and the only agreement in place is his existing employment agreement." >> it's on the front cover of today's "new york post." very telling. owned by the murdochs, they have this on there with the headline, "what the fox?" >> always creative headlines by the post. the loss of a hollywood

legend. and why one of the stars of the new "ghostbusters" movie says she's dropping off of twitter. "the skinny" is next. ♪

♪ >> we have kind of a sad note to ♪ we have kind of a sad note to start off "the skinny" this morning. breaking news of the death of

garry marshall at the age of 81. >> he is one of hollywood's most prolific producers. he created some of the most iconic sitcoms, "happy days," "laverne and shirley." starring his sister, penny marshall. >> he also directed "pretty woman" and "beaches" in 1999. he shared a story with diane sawyer about how they played a joke on julia roberts in "runaway bride." >> she hears him coming and has to go out the window. after a couple of times i could see she was not always -- i said, all right. let's whisper and now she runs and this is what happens. she goes in the bathtub. get out. she's running. [ screaming ] >> very cute. and this morning many celebrities are extending their condolences.

scott baio tweets, "i'm heartbroken. my mentor and second father has passed." >> and henry winkler credited marshall for his career saying, "thank you for my professional life. thank you for your loyalty, friendship and generosity." >> nice sentiments. next to the growing outrage over a case of celebrity online bullying. >> leslie jones says that she's quitting twitter after online trolls sent her a barrage of racist tweets and hateful memes. >> she tweeted out, "i leave twitter tonight with tears and a sad heart. all this because i did a movie. you can hate the movie, but the blank i got today, wrong." >> thanks to "ghostbusters" director paul fieg, he created the hash tag #loveforlesliej.

other celebrities are now showing their support using twitter. >> yeah. in the meantime, twitter has been the conservative blogger who led that online abuse releasing the statement saying this type of abusive behavior is not permitted on twitter. we've taken action and we're continuing to invest heavily in improving our tools and enforcement systems to prevent this kind of abuse. all right. next to a celebrity breakup. >> lady gaga and taylor kinney no longer a couple after five years together. >> for regular couples that's like 30 years together. they've been engaged for more than a year after he popped the question with a heart shaped ring. >> earlier this year he said they were keeping their wedding plans a surprise. apparently they were a surprise to her. there's no word on what triggered the breakup. reps for both stars haven't made any public comments, but this happens. she gets her new car and gets her new wheels and we got a closeup there, and -- and, boom, she springs.

>> do you think that's why she got her license? >> so that she can -- >> i need to get out of here. >> she's like i don't need you to drive me anymore. you and uber, i'm free. now to some glad tidings for a celebrity couple across the pond. >> we're talking about pippa middleton who is engaged to hedge fund boyfriend james matthews. he reportedly even went down on one knee and pulled out a ring after asking her father for his blessing. >> keeping it traditional. >> yeah. >> the proposal reportedly left her sister completely surprised. the couple had been dating for less than a year. now they're planning a lavish society wedding, reportedly anyway, for next year. and interestingly enough, the marriage will link pippa to tv celebrity. her future brother-in-law is spencer matthews who starred in a british version of "the bachelor," even winning the

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auburn. [ cheers ] the home of the saturn five rocket that took us to the moon. >> arkansas, land of opportunity and birthplace of johnny cash and al green. we got the best duck hunting on earth. >> connecticut. >> mr. chairman, i come from the land where we manufacture pez, nuclear submarines, and the home of wwe where men are men and women are champions. >> i'm from idaho where we have famous potatoes. >> from the bluegrass state, the commonwealth of kentucky, the state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world. >> the territory of american samoa in the southernmost reaches of u.s. soil. the greatest exporter of nfl players. [ laughter ] okay.

>> oregon, the place where nike made ducks and beavers cool. >> north carolina, the land of the long leaf pine, the land where the summer suns doth shine. where the weak grows strong and the strong grow great. >> madam secretary, kansas, home of the greatest fans of the reigning world series champions, the kansas city royals. >> kansas, i love you, but missouri is the home to the world series champions, kansas city royals. >> uh-oh. a little rivalry. >> fighting words between missouri and kansas. >> forgot. missouri goes later than they do. >> if "world news now" was a state, and we were doing ours. "world news now," home to the polka. >> home to "the skinny." >> the only home of the "bachelorette" analyst. >> and of course "the mix." >> the slow clap. >> and the slow clap.

good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. >> donald trump has clenched the -- clinched the nomination. trump's family showed a united front with two of his children telling the world what a great dad he is. hillary clinton has hinted her decision on a running mate could come this friday. the v.p. contenders are reportedly tim kaine and tom vilsack. fox news anxior megyn kelly reportedly told investigators ceo roger ailes made sexual advances toward her ten years ago. ailes is being sued by gretchen carlson for sexual harassment. he denies the claims. another report says ailes and

his network are negotiating an exit. tv sitcom, film writer and director garry marshall has died. he was best known for small screen classics like "happy days" and "laverne and shirley" as well as big-screen hits like "pretty woman." he was 81 years old. those are some of the top stories on this wednesday, july 20th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." "laverne and shirley." >> yes. good morning to you. what a moment in cleveland as we enter day three. donald trump has been waiting for these days for more than a year, officially voted in as the republican presidential nominee. >> that's right. last night his oldest son had the honor of formally putting his father over the top as he hit the magic number of 1,237 delegates. trump was in new york but appeared live on the screen to thank delegates for their support. marcy gonzalez has all the highlights from cleveland. good morning, marcy.

>> reporter: good morning. after all that controversy surrounding melania trump's speech, trump's family try to focus on giving a glimpse to the personal side of the man who officially has his party's nomination. >> 172 votes! >> reporter: state by state -- >> 42 votes. >> 58 bound votes. >> 54 delegates. >> reporter: they cast their votes. >> it is my honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top. >> reporter: donald trump getting beyond the 1,237 delegates needed. >> congratulations dad, we love you! >> reporter: trump on video on the second night of the republican national convention. >> today has been a very, very special day. watching my children put me over the top. >> reporter: on stage, two of chirnz children. tiffany trump -- >> donald trump has never done anything halfway, least of all

as a parent. >> reporter: and donald trump jr. >> for my father, impossible is just the starting point. that's how he approaches business projects. that's how he approaches life. >> reporter: and with large crowds protesting outside -- >> the whole system! >> reporter: inside, house speaker paul ryan and two of trump's former rivals focussed on bringing unity to the republican party. >> let's take our fight to our opponents with better ideas and get on the offensive and stay there. >> i'm proud to support donald trump. an extraordinary businessman, the right leader for a time such as this. >> it is time to come together and make sure that donald trump is the next president of the united states. >> reporter: and also last night mike pence was officially named the party's vice presidential nominee. he'll give the keynote speech here tonight. >> and marci, we are now halfway

through the convention. what other big moments should we expect on day three? >> reporter: so we'll hear from mike pence and donald trump will be back in cleveland to see his running mate formally accept the nomination. we'll also hear from another one of trump's children. eric trump will be giving a speech here. then two more of trump's former rivals will be speaking. we'll hear from ted cruz and we'll hear from marco rubio who you'll remember had that heated back-and-forth exchange of name nameca namecanam name-calling with donald trump. so it should be an interesting night here in cleveland. >> yeah. and as somebody who was watching it live on tv, it really looked like it was an emotional moment when the family all came together and they put donald trump over the top for the nomination. you were there in the hall. what was it like when it became official? >> reporter: yeah. most people in the crowd were cheering, and you could tell it was really emotional for the family. donald trump jr. said afterwards

that other than the birth of my children, a quote, "other than the birth of my children, it is the coolest things i've ever done. totally surreal," he says. >> very cool, indeed, and a wonderful moment. we'll see what day three brings at the convention there in cleveland. thank you. in addition to talking about his relationship with his dad, donald trump jr. had plenty to say about policy and just about everybody had something to say about hillary clinton. >> and when it came to the controversy over melania trump's speech, he was unapologetic. david muir caught up with him before he took the stage. >> a lot of people are pointing to the speech of melania. did you write your speech? >> i did. >> reporter: no help? >> we have obviously -- listen, a speech of this level, we're not politicians. we're not political wonks. we have people that do it. they work with us and we look through it with our brothers and my sister. and obviously some people that do this for a living. you end up with a block and then

you have to make it your own. >> i know you have now seen the comparisons side by side. melania's next to michelle obama's. >> a little bit. i've been busy today, but i've seen parts. >> reporter: snippets? >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you make of the striking similarities? >> i don't think there was anything that novel in terms of those lines. when she talks about immigration, her son, that was much more striking. >> reporter: you weren't bothered by striking similarities? >> there was no novel naught in n there, no. when you work with speechwriters, perhaps -- honestly, i was more concerned about and more proud of her about was to be able to get on that stage, having never done this before and to be able to deliver a speech with that much emotion and confidence. for me, 90% of this is about the delivery. >> reporter: i think a lot of people feel the delivery was spot on. she said she wrote the speech. >> she said she wrote as much as she could. again, for a speech of this magnitude, so to the say you're

not going to have a speechwriter, i'd have a hard time doing that and i speak daily. it's very different. >> reporter: who did write her speech? >> her? i don't know. >> does anyone in the campaign know? >> i don't know. i didn't go that far. >> reporter: because there are words like "plagiarism" out there. corey lewandowski said if paul manafort signed off on that speech, he should go. >> cory has said a lot of things. paul has done an incredible job. the family backs him. the level of organization and professionalism he's brought has been outstanding. >> reporter: there are reports out there that your father is furious about what's followed melania's speech. >> i think -- >> reporter: is he? >> i haven't spoken to him today. >> reporter: do you think a head should roll? should somebody be fired? >> i don't know if it has to do with speech and campaigns. obviously, a speech of that size and magnitude, you work with speechwriters.

i don't know that they should be involved going forward. >> reporter: do you suspect your father is angry that -- >> i'm sure he's not thrilled about the situation, but we're going to move on. >> we'll have more from cleveland on "america this morning" and "gma." >> and don't miss our special report at 10 p.m. eastern time tonight. you can catch a live stream on abcnews.com. we'll move on right now. another police officer killed in a line of duty. captain robert melton, a 17-year veteran of the kansas city, kansas, police department, shot and killed while searching for a suspect in a drive-by shooting. the alleged shooter is in custody along with another person suspected in the initial incident. melton is the second kansas city officer killed on the job this year. he served in afghanistan as part of the kansas army national guard. and president obama is telling the nation's law enforcement community, we have your backs. also in an open letter posted on line, the president said he fully supports police. in a meeting with his domestic security team the president said police departments need for support, including training for

active shooter events and money for bulletproof vests. meanwhile, health officials in florida are investigating a possible non-travel related case of zika the only confirmed cases so far have been people who traveled or were infected through sexual contact. but florida and southern states have been bracing for the possible local transmission of the disease through mosquito bites. turning to weather now. an official storm that blew through the mid-atlantic coast has left a mess. intense rain swamped the streets leaving cars stranded. the wind knocked down power lines leaving more than 100,000 customers without electricity. it was an especially tough night for the washington nationals. rain swamped the ballpark after they lost to the dodgers. as you can see in the video posted by a dodgers first base man, adrian gonzalez, there's a shot i saw on twitter where one guy was like,

oh, i like the new waterfall feature. >> when it rains a pours. dry in washington, but south of there, expect thunderstorms from the carolinas to florida. also heavy rain is forecast to hit around the great lakes and monsoon-style storms in the southwest. >> okay. in the western great lakes, a heat wave begins today with temperatures in the mid 90s. salt lake city and dallas hitting 100, and the high in phoenix, 109. so anyone who travels by air has heard them all before. delayed because of weather. traffic in another city. there's a volcano eruption. >> yeah. locusts. >> now there's an even more unusual cause of delays. >> can you believe this? the cause is the plane's on-board coffee maker. they can cost up to $20,000 apiece. if one of them malfunctions,

it's a complicated fix. >> the airlines are taking action. an american exec said in an ordinate amount of coffee maker problems are causing delays. if said if they can't be fixed, they should be replaced. >> delta and united also acknowledged coffee makers can cause problems. have you ever ordered coffee on a plane? >> i have not. i try to sleep on the plane rather than wake up on the plane. >> it's more of a downer that we order on our planes. >> apparently the issue is the coffee makers have to undergo fire safety standards. if a coffee maker isn't functioning properly, they have to take precautions to make sure it's not a fire hazard. >> i've had it when they have to take care of a catering issue. but i never thought that was a real delay. >> what about french press? >> easy enough. too snooty. >> no mechanics involved. water and coffee. >> can you imagine being on spirit airlines and french press? all right. coming up, could they turn out to be two of donald trump's secret weapons? >> we'll have more from tiffany

and donald jr. delivering very different messages at the republican national convention. and the deadly takedown of a suspect on a city bus caught on camera. where it happened and how it played out, straight ahead. you're watching "world news now."

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paramedics arrived. the driver shaken up but all right this morning. >> lucky for those good samaritans. meanwhile, no good samaritan tried to take over this video in oklahoma city. >> dramatic video shows the moments a suspect allegedly tried to grab a police officer's gun before the suspect was overtaken. >> hands up! >> reporter: the terrifying video just released showing an intense struggle between police and a kidnapping suspect. authorities say last month's incident started when miguel chavez ingles jumped on a bus in oklahoma city trying to run from police. trying to save the passengers, the bus driver pulls over. >> everybody off the bus. >> reporter: people scurry off including two women pushing baby strollers. watch as police move in, guns drawn, driver still inside. the man tries to throw the fire extinguisher. he then goes for the officer's

gun. a shot is fired, nearly hitting the driver. >> when i seen the bullet go back off my leg, i jumped off the bus. >> reporter: another officer rushes in, shooting and killing the suspect. both officers have been placed on restricted duty. pending an investigation by the oklahoma county district attorney. abc news, los angeles. >> brave action by the bus driver. you wonder what would have happened if he had not pulled over. >> it started simply four hours earlier where he was upset about a divorce and walked into a church and the staff wanted him out and four hours later it turned into a mess. coming up, the family affair at the q in cleveland. what two of donald trump's children said about their father last night. said about their father last night.

♪ we really should do "we are a family." ♪ >> family affair it is. it was all in the family last night. for two of the primetime speeches, two of donald trump's children taking the stage at the rnc. >> but tiffany trump and donald jr. actually had very different messages to share with the crowd. >> please excuse me if i'm a little nervous. when i graduated college a couple of months ago, i never expected to be here tonight,

addressing the nation. but like my father, i never back down from challenges. my dad is a natural born encourager. the last person who will ever tell you who lower your sights or give up your dream. i always look forward to introducing him to my friends, especially the ones with preconceived notions, because they meet a man with natural charm and no facade. in person, my father is so friendly, so considerate, so funny, and so real. my friends walk away with a glimpse of all that he is and all that he means to me. >> for my father, impossible is just the starting point. that's how he approaches business projects. that's how he approaches life. as a proud son and family member, it was one of the great

honors of my life to be able to put him over the top in the delegate count earlier today. there's so much work to do. we will not accept the current state of our country because it's too hard to change. that's not the america i know. we're going to put americans first, all americans. not a special class of elites at the top of the heap. we'll elect a president who will work with everyone to pass legislation that will make our country great again. who says what needs to be said and not just what you want to hear. a president who will unleash the greatness in our nation and in all of us who will give the hard working men and women who built this great country a voice once again. that president can only be my mentor, my best friend, my father, donald trump. >> sounded like he was the candidate for a little while.

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it's the first stand-alone film, separate from the nine episode movie saga, and at the "star wars" convention, fans got a sneak peek. the movie opens in december. it's about rebels on a mission to steal plans to the death star. >> may the force be with us. >> reporter: the story takes place just before the original 1977 "star wars." >> may the force be with you. >> reporter: one big reveal, darth vader is back. but beyond that, total secrecy. >> i was doing facetime with my son. and then i see this screen going white. i go no. and he took a picture, you know, of my costume, and i go, like, no! i made his mom erase it. >> reporter: for a different stand-alone film coming in 2018, we met the new han solo.

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this morning on "world news now," family first at the republican national convention. >> donald trump's children steal the show on night two hoping to put the controversy surrounding mrs. trump's speech to rest. many are feeling like the party has yet to unify. our team is live in cleveland with the latest from the floor. on the mountain trail at the rn their -- the money trail at the rnc. along with many notable politicians, many big businesses are sitting out the convention along with their wallets. many parties are empty, and those left footing the bill are wondering if this is the new norm for the gop. and who wore it best? republicans in cleveland are wearing their party pride on their sleeves and on their heads at times. the fashion is in full display at quicken loans arena. we have everything from the trump campaign

designer wear to the hats that spent the last four years in the closet and now we know why on this wednesday, july 20th. >> that jacket, though. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we have our own -- >> kendis is taking fashion notes. >> i was. we have our own crazy-wild color scheme. it's going to work. good morning, everybody. happy wednesday. >> that's right. it's official. donald trump is now the republican nominee for president as the campaign heads into day three of the convention, and in keeping with the make america great again theme, today's theme is make america first again. >> last night was make america work again, but the main focus was about hillary clinton, speaker after speaker taking turns slamming clinton on everything from her e-mails to benghazi. of course, along with more calls to send her to prison. trump made another unorthodox appearance on the jumbotron. and we got a better appearance of trump the dad as two of his children took the stage. marci gonzalez is there for us in cleveland this morning. good morning.

>> reporter: h, guys, good morning. well, after all that controversy surrounding melania trump's speech, his family tried to give a glimpse into the personal side of the man who is now officially his party's nominee. >> 172 votes! ♪ >> reporter: state by state -- >> 42 votes. >> 58 bound votes. >> 54 delegates. >> reporter: they cast their votes. >> it is an honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top. >> reporter: donald trump getting beyond the 1237 delegates needed. >> congratulations, dad! we love you! >> reporter: trump on video on the second night of the republican national convention. >> today has been a very, very special day. watching my children put me over the top. >> reporter: but on stage, two of his children.

tiffany trump -- >> donald trump has never done anything halfway. least of all, as a parent. >> reporter: and donald trump junior. >> for my father, impossible is just the starting point. that's how he approaches business projects. that's how he approaches life. >> reporter: and with large crowds protesting outside, inside house speaker paul ryan and two of trump's former rivals focussed on bringing unity of the republican party. >> let's take our fight to our opponents with better ideas. let's get on the offensive and stay there. >> i'm proud to support donald trump. an extraordinary businessman, the right leader for a time such as this. >> it is time to come together and make sure that donald trump is the next president of the united states. >> reporter: and also here yesterday, indiana governor, mike pence, officially became the gop's nominee for vice president, and he will give one of the main speeches here later tonight. back to you.

>> let me get this. i guess trump wasn't officially supposed to be the nominee until later on. what happened? >> reporter: right. initially the gop said he wouldn't officially become the nominee until thursday when he had his speech. instead, after the vote they declared mike pence and donald trump are the party nominees. it doesn't make that much of a difference. it's a technicality that changes when the fund raising begins and general election spending and fund-raising begin. >> okay. >> a lot of talk throughout the course of yesterday about melania's speech. any more of a response from the campaign? >> reporter: no. we still haven't heard directly about those accusations from either donald or melania trump. they haven't said anything. trump's campaign manager has been outspoken, denying the accusations that she plagiarized the speech. he said the themes were just

really personal to melania trump and clearly also personal to michelle obama. he says this whole thing has been blown out of proportion. >> and trump is now banned from using songs from the rolling stones, adele, neil young, steven tyler, twisted sister, rem, and as of the first night, queen. what's he going to do thursday night? >> reporter: yeah. i don't know. he's going to have to just hum to himself. i don't know. as for the queen song, it's not official that he's not going to be able to use that song. there was some controversy, though, because they played "we are the champions," and then queen, the group that's representing queen, put out a message saying they're frustrated by the repeated unauthorized use of the song after previous requests to desist which has obviously been ignored by trump and his campaign. it goes on to say that queen

does not want to be associated in any way with mainstream or political debates, but the rnc communication director tweeted that the gop convention actually paid to license the song specifically for use here in this arena, so -- >> the plot thickens. >> reporter: you might still hear the song. >> and not the first time the presidential candidate has dealt with it. i feel like we deal with this almost every year. we're curious to see what he'll walk out to. thanks. >> reporter: yeah. >> we'll with b be checking in with marci throughout the morning. and speaking of the convention, the governor of ohio, john kasich, staying away from the rnc, but yesterday he came pretty close. >> kasich held a reception at the rock and roll hall of fame a mile away from the arena. he thanked nearly 2,000 ohio republicans for their support, and he said he left the race because he felt if he had gone forward, he would have had to tell people things he doesn't believe are true. meantime, there are concerning words from another top republican who shied away from donald trump.

former president george w. bush reportedly told former aides that he's worried he could be the last republican president. according to politico he made the comment this past april. that's when the primary was down to trump and cruz. and some convention speakers are opting not to even mention trump by name, suggesting they may be lukewarm about his candidacy. >> but virtually everyone is on the same page when it comes to blasting hillary clinton. let's get more now from rick kline. good morning. >> reporter: a trump family affair, night two of the republican national convention in cleveland. tiffany trump and donald trump junior giving well-received speeches about their dad. this campaign is in search of unity in terms of people being angry. some delegates had their arms crossed as donald trump went over the top to officially become the nominee. and energy, there is not an emotional core yet -- not a lot of glitz and glamour we expect around donald trump.

maybe that is still to come. this will be his challenge. the only time this convention got into it is when they found new ways to insult hillary clinton or find new phrases to describe the anger they feel. even as former rivals gave testimony to donald trump, this is a convention in search of an identity and major message. >> all right. our thanks to rick there at the quicken loans arena in cleveland. day three of the convention has a theme we were talking about. play off make america great again. >> today they're talking about make america first again. speakers will include trump's running mate, mike pence, ted cruz, and mark yo rubio, as well as donald trump's son, eric. >> don't miss our special reports at 10 p.m. eastern time tonight. you can also catch live stream on abcnews.com. moving on.

another police officer killed in the line of duty. 46-year-old captain robert melton, a 17-year veteran of the kansas city police department, was shot and killed yesterday. the alleged shooter is in custody along with another initial person suspected in the shooting. melton is the second kansas city officer to be killed on the job this year. he served in afghanistan as part of the kansas army national guard. and the baton rouge, louisiana, officer most seriously injured remains in critical season. he has 18 years of service with the east baton rouge sheriff's office. across the baton rouge area last night, residents turned out to show their support for law enforcement. they also called for increased ties between police and the community. whiter, director, and actor, garry marshall passed away. he's best known "happy days" as well as spinoffs "laverne and shirley," starring his sister, penny marshall, as well as "mork and mindy."

he later moved to the big screen directing 18 films, including "pretty woman" starring julia roberts and richard gere. he died after suffering a stroke. he was 81 years old. the governor of new york says it's nothing short of a miracle that no one was killed when a construction crane crashed. four drivers received minor injuries trying to avoid the accident on the tappan zee bridge. but not one vehicle was actually hit in that collapse. while it created a traffic nightmare, most of the lanes of the bridge are already open. outside boston, a man lost control of his car hitting three members of family visiting from california. they suffered broken bones. they are also expected to recover. the 90-year-old driver was slightly injured. he doesn't remember much about the crash and is upset people were hurt. a texas man says he's too old to be going down water slides. and here's why. >> so here he is.

coming down the slide. not going too fast. but he hits an especially sharp turn and then -- >> oh. >> wait. it looks good there, but then -- >> momentum sends him over the slide. he lands 15 feet below on a rocky cliff. >> apparently wasn't pretty. he broke his arm and ribs and suffered dozens of cuts, bruises all over his body. the good news is he won't need surgery, and he was able to find the lure that's over there in the pokemon go game. >> you hear the term get back on that horse. do you think that's the cure? get back on the water slide? >> yeah. absolutely, but he already looks like -- not to judge his form, but at the start it looks like he's already in some sort of pain coming down. his form was a little off there. >> apparently they're not saying where it took place. >> all right. well, coming up, on another topic there, two canadian pilots are behind bars in scotland this

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this fast-moving brush fire sent smoke over the hollywood hills as more than 200 firefighters battled the blaze. residents of the exclusive neighborhood were given the choice to evacuate or not. fire officials say five years of drought conditions in the area are extremely flammable. the rio olympics open two weeks from friday, and hundreds of russian athletes are waiting to find out if they're going. that's because the world anti-doping agency is calling for the entire russian team to be banned because of a government sponsored doping program. the olympic committee is looking at options after a scathing report on the russians seeking an advantage through doping. >> the russian ministry of sport directed, controlled and oversaw the manipulation of athletes' analytical results. >> investigators say russia set up a scheme where positive urine

samples were switched with clean ones through a mouse hole in a wall. intelligence agents disguised as maintenance workers would go in and make the switch. the rio games open august 5th. also overseas, two pilots from canada are behind bars after attempting to fly a packed jetliner across the atlantic while allegedly drunk. >> more than 200 people were waiting to board after the cabin crew blew the whistle. >> reporter: a day late, but passengers arrived in toronto after their first two pilots were arrested, allegedly drunk, making headlines. >> we picked it up and saw it and thought that's us. >> reporter: in scotland some of the passengers saw police boarding as they waited at the gate. >> it never occurred to me the pilots would be drunk. >> reporter: both pilots are from canada. other airline workers pointed them out. >> once they noticed the peculiar behavior, one of the flight attendants alerted police and

police came. >> we know the effect of alcohol. when something goes wrong in the cockpit, you can't handle it. you don't want people up there on alcohol. yes, i'm disgusted. >> reporter: the pilots were in a scottish court tuesday but didn't enter a plea. abc news, washington. well, coming up in our next half hour, the mounting fallout at fox news over the actual harassment lawsuit. what the network's biggest star has said about roger ailes. first, why for the first time in recent memory the gop is having trouble paying for the convention. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" now continues after this.

for generations now, the gop has been known as the political party with big pockets and deep donors. >> funding the convention this year has been anything but easy despite the nominee's

self-proclaimed reputation for being able to turn anything and everything into gold. brian ross on the money trail. >> reporter: it's costing more than $60 million just to put on the convention. from the opening fireworks to the 125,000 balloons overhead waiting to be dropped on the last night. but even as the delegates gathered, the republican party was scraping to come up with the cash to pay for it all. major corporations reportedly sitting it out or backing out. >> some gave reasons. some did not. some that gave talked about the publicity around just this whole election process. >> reporter: it's the trump factor. fewer ceos, lobbyists and billionaires arriving in their private jets. big parties half empty. despite the best efforts of cleveland's bartenders and the top chefs. and the big event for the senators at the rock and roll hall of time, more than a third, 19 of the senators never made it to cleveland for the convention. where all the missing republican senators? 19 didn't show up.

>> i think the most important ones are here. so thank you. i'm glad you're here. >> reporter: and even when top republicans do show up, as at this party sponsored by billionaire donors and consultants, the name trump is barely mentioned. republican party chairman reince priebus mentioned the candidate's name only once in his welcoming remarks. outside over cigars and cocktails, republicans prepared for a convention and election unlike any they'd seen before. >> those dance moves are worth something. so the republican cleveland committee, the host committee, they were trying to raise some $64 million for the campaign, but the local county only contributed about $15 million so far.

>> trump's campaign, though, was also reputed as not having nearly as much as the clinton campaign. they're making it work. nton campaign. they're making it work.

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a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. okay. one of the highlights about conventions, political conventions, are about the outfits. they seem to coordinate from top to bottom, hats. we've picked out some of our favorites. >> highlights. >> yeah. there's an overall theme that's going on. the red, white, and blue. the fedora. stars and striems stripes on display. >> lots of pins. >> that make america great hat is an original. she's got that bedazzled look. you think it smells like a pine cone? the cowboy hats. traditional. we captured some of the unique hats and outfits. >> that jacket. >> is everything.

>> that's beautiful. off to australia. a woman in australia came home to find a furry critter. here's the thing. the woman is a pole dancer, and the koala apparently felt right at home hanging out in her living room. >> what? >> you hear her say, it's slippery, isn't it? i have that problem too. >> ladies and gentlemen, next up on the stage, the koala. [ laughter ] >> that is crazy. she just has -- i know she's a pole dancer, but she has a pole in her living room? >> apparently she does. the thing is, there's kind of a sad reason because it's a conservation issue. too many people overlapping with where the koalas are branching out into their territory. but what an adorable problem. >> it is cute.

what do you say is the key to a relationship? i would say having a pole in your relationship. >> i was going to go with communication, but a pole could be -- >> if you want to be a traditionalist. some would say laughter, courtesy, patience. >> sure. >> there's a new study that says your drinking habits is actually key. so it says that if people who -- couples that -- who are over 50 had better marriages if both couples drank or if both did not -- >> those to drink together stay together? >> right, but if i don't drink and are you a lush, failure. >> doomed. >> but if you're sober together or drink together, success. >> i love you, honey. and maybe this french bulldog had a few cocktails before going out today. he wanted to go for a swim. off she went. >> there's a problem. >> one small problem, there's no water in the pool. >> it kind of looks like water. >> he did not seem bothered by that whatsoever. >> all right. >> enjoy those laps. >> go on and swim. >> get it, boy. >> enjoy those laps.

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now," making it official. this morning on "world news now," making it official. donald trump winning the nomination of the republican party for president. his children having a big night, heaping praise on their dad as other republican power players continue their assault on hillary clinton. meanwhile, the so-called speechgate is not going away soon enough for the camp campaign. his staffers are offering little explanation as to why melania trump's speech echoed an old speech by michelle obama. hear what is being said. and more against the allegations against fox news chief roger ailes. >> anchors questioned by internal fox investigators amid rumors of his firing. hear what fox is now saying about the status of roger ailes

inside the company. and hollywood mourning the loss of one of its most prolific talents. for decades, garry marshall was a household name. "happy days" and "laverne and shirl shirley" are jist some. it is wednesday, july 20th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> wow. >> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. we are going to begin with the coronation of donald trump. >> i feel like we should have trumpets. >> yes, there should be. officially winning the nomination for president. >> donald trump's children took center stage with his older son and youngest daughter looking to portray the man known as a brash billionaire as a loving father and a warm man. indiana governor mike pence was formally nominated as vice president. paul ryan made an empathetic plea for party unity. more from dan harris.

>> reporter: history was made here. donald trump's four adult children appearing with the new york delegation during the roll call vote that honored their father his hard-fought prize. >> it is my honor to be able to throw donald trump over the top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates and another six projected. congratulations, dad! we love you! >> reporter: trump later appeared by video in the hall. >> today has been a very, very special day watching my children put me over the top. >> reporter: hours later, tiffany, a 22-year-old we haven't often heard from during the campaign, strode onto the stage to speak in primetime. >> please excuse me if i'm a little nervous. when i graduated college a couple months ago, i never expected to be here tonight addressing the nation. i've given a few speeches in front of classrooms of students but never an arena with more

than 10 million people watching. >> reporter: it was a confident performance by a political novice. not unlike the speech delivered by her stepmother, melania. >> it would not be a trump contest without excitement and drama. >> reporter: that speech almost immediately the subject of controversy with charges it was plagiarized from michelle obama's 2008 convention speech. here are the speeches side by side. their strikingly similar passages highlighted. >> you work hard for what you want in life, that your word is your bond, that you do what you say you're going to do. >> you work hard for what you want in life. that your word is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect. >> that you treat people with respect. >> i wrote it, and -- with a as

little help as possible. >> reporter: the team of writers said writers took notes on her life's inspirations and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking. "world news now" anchor david muir spoke about the controversy with donald trump junior. >> reporter: you weren't bothered by striking similarities? similaritys? >> i saw pretty common words. there was no novel thought in it. >> reporter: she did say in an interview that she wrote the speech. >> she said she wrote as much as she could, and, again, for a speech of this magnitude, to say you don't have a speechwriter, i'd have a hard time doing that and i speak daily. it's very different. >> hours later, donald trump junior took the stage and delivered what was a very well-received speech. >> we've actually started to believe that solving our great problems is an improbable task, and that's why we need to elect a man with a track record of accomplishing the impossible. >> night two of the convention centered around the theme make

mork work again. there was also a concerted effort to tear down hillary clinton. >> the protests were heating up around the arena, as well. marci gonzalez is in cleveland with more highlights. good morning. who would you say got the biggest reception last night? >> reporter: you know, i'll say that both of donald trump's children got warm welcomes from the crowd, but governor chris christie really got the crowd riled up as he bashed hillary clinton. the crowd started cheering and chanting lock her up. those were some of the louder more excitable moments. overall, there really wasn't a ton of energy overall. our team on the ground here on the floor of the convention said that during paul ryan's speech they looked around and it seemed like more people were looking at their phones than looking up at him. when mitch mcconnell was called up, he was met by some boos.

>> and marcy, security is obviously a big concern in cleveland. how do protesters keep making it inside the arena? >> reporter: yeah. i think they're probably being very discreet with bringing in their signs. they're making it in. there were a few protesters here last night. they were escorted out. they weren't that much of a disruption. as far as outside, there was the biggest crowds we've seen, protesting. different groups yelling at each other, but overall things have been peaceful. from what we heard there were no arrests last night. >> let's get back to the whole speechgate issue and the speech controversy. so i guess experts crunched the numbers about how likely it was that the speech wasn't plagiarized or was. what did they find? >> reporter: this is a group called turn it in. they track plagiarism. they found there is a greater than one in a zillion chance that two writers would write the same 23 word sequence

identically as they did. so it doesn't seem likely it's a coincidence. they're saying there's a one in 292 million chance of winning the biggest powerball jackpot ever. some really extreme odds there. >> and not making up this quote, but so you're saying there's a chance? >> reporter: saying there's a chance. >> all right. marci gonzalez in cleveland for us. thank you. we do have one more last political note. the first lady was busy yesterday and didn't comment on the controversy over melania's speech. >> she may have kicked up a controversy of her own at this screening of a new "star trek" movie at the white house. "star trek beyond" featured three of the movie's stars. listen closely to the first lady's closing line. >> may the force be with you.

[ laughter ] >> wait a second. >> this was a "star trek" event. force be with you is a "star wars." >> and did you notice her hand gesture? her fingers were all together. >> can't happen. not at that event. >> her grin makes her seem like she may have been in on the joke. still unclear. >> maybe it's a new thing. >> trekkiegate? >> yes. coming up, new developments in the fox lawsuit against roger ailes. >> what we're learning about his status inside the company. and hollywood mourning the man who helped shape an entire generation of television. remembering the genius behind shows like "happy days" and the movie like "pretty woman." that's ahead in "the skinny." first, here's a look at today's forecast. 100 in dallas. ouch. >> world news now weather

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a dallas police officer. police released this surveillance video of the moments before he was presumably swept away by floodwaters. mccullers disappeared while he was working in a security job. heavy rain swept across dallas as he made this 9-1-1 call. >> it's flooding. it's about to go in my car. >> okay. you're in your car? >> on its way. >> seven minutes after this call, floodwaters overtook the vehicle and he was swept away. the true crime documentary series "making a murderer" is coming back. netflix is bringing the series back to tv with the story of a wisconsin man, steven avery, who was convicted of killing a woman. new episodes will look at attempts by his lawyers to appeal avery's convictions. no word on when the new episodes will start or how many there will be. it was nominated for six emmy awards last week. now to the drama happening over at fox news over the sexual harassment news filed against roger ailes.

>> megyn kelly has been interviewed by investigators inside fox as other women join former anchor gretchen carlson in saying he made unwanted sexual advances toward them. rebecca jarvis has the latest. >> reporter: roger ailes, the head of fox news, in one of the most most powerful men in television reportedly facing new accusations and turmoil over the sexual harassment charges. "new york" magazine reporting the network's biggest star, megyn kelly, told investigators for 21st century fox, the parent company of fox news, that her boss, ailes, made unwanted sexual advances toward her about ten years ago when she was a young correspondent. the first public allegation came earlier this month from gretchen carlson. the former miss america-turned-"fox and friends" anchor who filed a sexual harassment suit against ailes. tweeting this video today. >> i want to support all women who have been victims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: ailes has

vigorously denied the claims. more than a dozen fox news personalities have publicly come to his defense. but reports say investigators are speaking with a number of current and former employees who have made similar accusations of similar harassment against ailes. the "wall street journal," which is owned by the same company as fox news, said the network and ailes are negotiating his exit. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> an attorney for ailes is saying he never sexually harassed megyn kelly. and as of last night, they said, " roger is at work, the review is ongoing and the only agreement in place is his existing employment agreement." >> it's on the front cover of today's "new york post." very telling. owned by the murdochs, they have this on there with the headline, "what the fox?" >> always creative headlines by the post. the loss of a hollywood

legend. and why one of the stars of the new "ghostbusters" movie says she's dropping off of twitter. "the skinny" is next. ♪

♪ >> we have kind of a sad note to ♪ we have kind of a sad note to start off "the skinny" this morning. breaking news of the death of

garry marshall at the age of 81. >> he is one of hollywood's most prolific producers. he created some of the most iconic sitcoms, "happy days," "laverne and shirley." starring his sister, penny marshall. >> he also directed "pretty woman" and "beaches" in 1999. he shared a story with diane sawyer about how they played a joke on julia roberts in "runaway bride." >> she hears him coming and has to go out the window. after a couple of times i could see she was not always -- i said, all right. let's whisper and now she runs and this is what happens. she goes in the bathtub. get out. she's running. [ screaming ] >> very cute. and this morning many celebrities are extending their condolences.

scott baio tweets, "i'm heartbroken. my mentor and second father has passed." >> and henry winkler credited marshall for his career saying, "thank you for my professional life. thank you for your loyalty, friendship and generosity." >> nice sentiments. next to the growing outrage over a case of celebrity online bullying. >> leslie jones says that she's quitting twitter after online trolls sent her a barrage of racist tweets and hateful memes. >> she tweeted out, "i leave twitter tonight with tears and a sad heart. all this because i did a movie. you can hate the movie, but the blank i got today, wrong." >> thanks to "ghostbusters" director paul fieg, he created the hash tag #loveforlesliej.

other celebrities are now showing their support using twitter. >> yeah. in the meantime, twitter has been the conservative blogger who led that online abuse releasing the statement saying this type of abusive behavior is not permitted on twitter. we've taken action and we're continuing to invest heavily in improving our tools and enforcement systems to prevent this kind of abuse. all right. next to a celebrity breakup. >> lady gaga and taylor kinney no longer a couple after five years together. >> for regular couples that's like 30 years together. they've been engaged for more than a year after he popped the question with a heart shaped ring. >> earlier this year he said they were keeping their wedding plans a surprise. apparently they were a surprise to her. there's no word on what triggered the breakup. reps for both stars haven't made any public comments, but this happens. she gets her new car and gets her new wheels and we got a closeup there, and -- and, boom, she springs.

>> do you think that's why she got her license? >> so that she can -- >> i need to get out of here. >> she's like i don't need you to drive me anymore. you and uber, i'm free. now to some glad tidings for a celebrity couple across the pond. >> we're talking about pippa middleton who is engaged to hedge fund boyfriend james matthews. he reportedly even went down on one knee and pulled out a ring after asking her father for his blessing. >> keeping it traditional. >> yeah. >> the proposal reportedly left her sister completely surprised. the couple had been dating for less than a year. now they're planning a lavish society wedding, reportedly anyway, for next year. and interestingly enough, the marriage will link pippa to tv celebrity. her future brother-in-law is spencer matthews who starred in a british version of "the bachelor," even winning the

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auburn. [ cheers ] the home of the saturn five rocket that took us to the moon. >> arkansas, land of opportunity and birthplace of johnny cash and al green. we got the best duck hunting on earth. >> connecticut. >> mr. chairman, i come from the land where we manufacture pez, nuclear submarines, and the home of wwe where men are men and women are champions. >> i'm from idaho where we have famous potatoes. >> from the bluegrass state, the commonwealth of kentucky, the state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world. >> the territory of american samoa in the southernmost reaches of u.s. soil. the greatest exporter of nfl players. [ laughter ] okay.

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making news in america this morning, it's official. donald trump is the presidential nominee for the republican party. the billionaire officially clinched on the second day of the republican national convention with his children making the announcement. more fallout after melania trump's plagiarism allegations blaming hillary clinton and david muir goes one-on-one with donald trump jr. as questions surface over his own speech. severe storms over washington, d.c. cars are flooded. large hail and see where the dangerous heat is headed today. caught on camera a group of people flipping over a car rescuing a trapped driver.