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those heavy thunderstorms in britain's southwest coast sent a flash flood roaring through that village there. some people had to be rescued by helicopter off of a roof. now area roads are closed and large hail has broken windows. residents say they've had minor flooding before, but nothing quite like this. luckily, no injuries reported, but quite a scene there in cornwall. back here in this country, the search for the tenth victim of last weekend's flash flood in arizona will resume at daybreak. it had to be called off early yesterday because of a threat from new storms in that area. it is monsoon seas searchers don't expect to find hector garnica alive.

his wife and three children are among those dead. the rush of water ran through the area where they were swimming. a pretty interesting discovery from switzerland. two bodies that may have been frozen inside a glacier for 75 years, the frozen remains of what appear to be a man and woman were recovered on friday. it's believed they were the husband and wife who vanished in 1942. their 79-year-old daughter says they went out to feed animals and never came home. a popular clothing chain called justice is no longer selling a makeup product in its stores. our station wtvd found the shine shimmer contains asbestos and four toxic heavy metals have been found. justice says it has pulled that product from its stores and website. a dallas cowboys wide receiver again has his blitz, that's blitz, his pit bull, the

dog was stolen over the weekend and someone called the player, demanding $10,000 in ransom. what's wrong with people? that person never followed through, but a local rapper purchased blitz and then realized whose it was. he returned the puppy to the dallas cowboy. whitehead really is lucky. only 10% of the pets stolen each year are ever returned. he did send out a tweet not too long ago saying i want to thank everyone for the kindness and compassion to everyone. it speaks volumes to the dallas cowboys community. >> there's nothing like losing a pet. that's horrible. at least he was found. some of the women on the lpga are rebelling against a new rule on the tour. >> wardrobe restrictions are set to take effect this weekend. among the new rules, racer back tank tops will not be allowed unless they have a collar. plunging necklines are also out as well. >> also skirts and shorts must be long enough to cover a

player's bottom area at all times. michelle wie is not too happy. you see her cutting a polo into a crop top. >> it could be costly. breaking the rule will cost players $1,000. >> i have a sneaky suspicion some will do it anyway, just to spite it. >> what do you think of that rule? you see many of the ladies playing golf. >> if they want to wear what they want to wear and they're good golfers, who cares. that's my thought, but i'm not a golf pro. >> what if a male golfer, if they're going to be in the british open. >> wearing a speedo? >> no. they don't want to see that. >> for that visual. it might draw more viewers. >> i was going with shorts and she went straight for the speedo. we know where your mind is. >> it got more interesting. >> i was thinking, what if they were wearing a thong, because,

you know. >> that thong, thong, thong -- anyway, when we come back, speaking of, sisqo's all new thong song. and ben affleck reveals what made him a better actor. you want to hear this. "the skinny" is next. ctor. you want to hear this. "the skinny" is next. rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects

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♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny oh, my god, this is really, really, really big skinny, because we're going to start with a big friend of our show, sisqo, and he's sexting up the thong song. >> as if it could be sexier. he teamed up to remake his 1999 hit with a more modern beat. so here's a little before. and here's the after. you decide. ♪

♪ thong, thong, thong, thong >> okay. so a, first of all, i should point out that we kept that clip short, because that is the only allowable piece of video that we could show you. it was that racy. >> i don't know what we were thinking, given the nature of the song, but. >> yes. so then secondly, what do you think? which one is better? the first or the last? >> the second one's catchy. i could dance to that. but the first one is just nostalgia. they're both good. >> you may have noticed, though, there is a lack of epic stunts in the video, because sisqo told buzz feed he filmed the video after dislocating his ribs and had to quickly learn some more safer moves. >> sorry, sisqo, we're all getting old. all of us are in the old boat. >> i do actually like the new version, and the new video is in en fuego.

i think that's french for fire, right? next to another singer turning heads. >> at the hollywood premiere of valerian, rihanna sported this couture cotton candy gown. some are calling it a bit overly romanticized. maybe a bit too girly. >> it's a nice dress, okay. >> who cares? she can wear what she wants. >> a lot of the criticism stems from the fact that rihanna's style until now has been a bit more racy, like the infamous pepto pink cupcake dress that she wore to the grammys two years ago. >> and let's not forget her naked dress, three years ago, comprised of 216,000 swarovski crystals and pretty much nada else. >> she had crystals covering everything. >> they were strategically placed. >> but perhaps her most famous met gala yellow trimmed faux fur

cape, slaying there. let's get to this. this is a major revelation about two-time oscar winner, ben affleck. >> kevin smith smoke at the lgbt film festival and had a conversation which was reflected. >> the movie featured a lip lock between affleck and jason lee. >> after the kiss, alec told him, a man kissing another man is the greatest acting challenge an actor can ever face, now i am a serious actor. >> he also said he could have taken it a little more seriously. >> the kiss. i'm sure matt damon would say the same. christie brinkley may not regularly be gracing the covers of sports illustrated anymore. >> but she could. she's stunning. she's on the social life magazine for the hamptons. >> the 63-year-old looking

flawless, modeling a range of swimwear and beautiful dresses. >> i'll have what she's having. >> yeah. at s aving. >> y

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making every strand stronger because strong is beautiful. ♪ ♪ i'm loving the music. it is my jam. from desperado to breaking bad, actor danny trejo is one of the most recognizable tough guys. >> but we're seeing another side of this villain, restauranteur. here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: kind of mean looking from dusk to dawn,

muppets' most wanted. spy kids. >> people see me and people puff themselves up. and i got to be hey, what's going, because if i puff up too, we have a problem. >> reporter: he just entered his third act. now a smiling restauranteur with a successful empire. so far, two tres tacos, and a taco truck and doughnut shop. >> we're out of donuts by 11:00. the producer of a movie saw i loved food. he said why don't you open a restaurant. >> reporter: i was expecting him to be unpleasant. >> he actually brought a business plan. >> we worked on a presentation, like this is what it's going to be. >> reporter: frankly, his face is everything. >> yeah, that's what people recognize. >> reporter: his glaring visage.

remember him? why are you doing this? >> i like doughnuts and i love the police. >> they told me a long time ago when i got out of the penitentiary, a busy man has time to do everything. >> reporter: he has been clear for years and now works as a drug counselor. he got his break on "run away train." and he taught eric roberts how to box. >> hi, buddy. those are beautiful. >> reporter: i love danny, talking trash one minute, helping kids the next. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> you think he's going to be this threatening guy, he's like, here, have some donuts. the official review of his restaurant says it features mexican flavors in a hip place with communal tables. >> don't miss our updates on facebook.

good wednesday morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm erielle reshef in for diane macedo today. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." a minneapolis police officer is providing new information about the incident that left justine damond dead. the details straight ahead. let obamacare fail. that's what president trump is saying after the republican health care plan suffered a stinging defeat. the president invited his fellow gop senators to the white house for lunch today. a vote on a repeal-only bill will be held next week, even though it lacks the support to pass. venezuela's government is denouncing the u.s.'s threat of sanctions. and plans to go ahead rewriting the constitution.

he says no foreign government controls venezuela, and they could bypass the legislature. the afghan girls robotics team is going home with a silver medal for courageous achievement. that category recognized teams that succeeded despite difficult circumstances. congratulations to them. those are some of the top stories on this wednesday, july 19th. from abc news, this is "world news now." good wednesday morning, everyone. we're going to start this half hour with the heartache following the death of that australian woman in minneapolis. >> family members and friends of justine damond joining for an emotional vigil on the beach in sydney. they are now demanding answers about why damond was shot and killed by a police officer last weekend. >> one of the officers on the scene is telling his side of the story. linsey davis reports.

>> reporter: a plea from an anguished father in australia, asking for an explanation about why his daughter was gunned down by a police officer. >> we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: the investigating agency revealing new details from an interview with the officer driving the vehicle. two officers responded to justine damond's 911 call saturday night. reporting a possible assault outside. we're learning that the officer who shot her, mohamed noor has refused to be interviewed. but the officer who drove said they drove south in search of a suspect with the squad lights off. harrity told investigators they were first startled by a loud noise nearby. damond approached the window, noor fired his gun. four minutes after damond came out of her home into the alley behind it, an officer was performing cpr on the

40-year-old yoga instructor. an autopsy revealed damond died from a gunshot to the abdomen. noor's attorney released a statement, extending sympathies to the family, saying that he empathizes with the loss they are facing. damond and her fiancee were due to get married in hawaii in weeks. >> piecing together justine's last minutes before the homicide would be a small comfort. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, minneapolis. a former university of cincinnati police officer will not face a third trial for shooting an unarmed black man. ray tensing shot and killed sam

dubose two years ago today. prosecutors are dropping the case after to juries couldn't reach a verdict. the federal government is considering a civil rights case against him. and in philadelphia, a long standoff between police and a man wanted for murder is now over. he had barricaded himself inside a home. he fired several shots at officers. residents were told to stay indoors. more than 12 hours after it started, the suspect was dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound. and there was a previously undisclosed meeting between president trump and president putin. >> the two had a private meeting at the g20 meeting. hours after their formal sitdown. putin's translator was only other person involved in that conversation, which sources say went on for nearly an hour. >> the president firing off a pair of angry tweets last night in response to the story, calling it fake news. he said the press knew about this dinner and is just trying to make this look sinister. the white house isn't revealing what the two men discussed.

an eighth person who was in the room who has now been identified. and he works for the russian billionaire who partnered with donald trump to bring the ms. universe pageant to moscow. here's brian ross with more. >> reporter: a new revelation about that meeting at trump tower. don junior welcoming the russian lawyer after he was told she had dirt on hillary clinton direct from the russian government. the president's son says he's been transparent. >> as far as you're concerned this is all of it. >> this is everything. this is everything. >> reporter: but the ever changing story changes again. it had five people, then seven people. now an eighth person. the russian lawyer saying she didn't know trump was the nominee. a russian lobbyist accused of being a former soviet counter intelligence officer and now a

russian-born businessman who gained notoriety but wasn't charged in an investigation of russian money laundering in the year 2000. at the time he called it a witch hunt. he is now an executive for the russian billionaire and friend of vladimir putin who helped set up that trump tower meeting. yet another person left out of don junior's supposed disclosure. >> did you ever meet with any other person from russia that you know? >> not in the context of a formalized meeting or anything like that. because why would i? >> reporter: there really has been a slow drip. and it explains why this meeting has become such a focus of the special counsel, robert mueller. his team wants to talk with each of the eight in the room. we've learned from senator dianne feinstein that mueller has given congress the okay to question don junior and paul manafort in front of the american people. both have said they will cooperate.

brian ross, abc news. republican senator jeff flake is coming to the defense of a democrat hoping to take his job. he tweeted, hang in there, dedra, sorry you have to put up with this, and abboud thanked him for rejecting behavior that doesn't reflect american values. flake is a vocal critic of president trump. the white house is recruiting republicans to challenge him in the primary. a wildfire is threatening yosemite park. authorities evacuated the entire area of mariposa. power inside the park has been going on and off as the detwiler fire threatens the park. it is one of more than as dozen wildfires in the western united

states. >> paul williams has the national forecast for us, good morning, paul. >> good morning, erielle, kendis. >> it includes salt lake city and close to seattle. numerous thunderstorms still causing concern for flooding, courtesy of the monsoon at moisture coming out of the south. so we have yet extended problems with urban flash flooding, sudden flooding and desert washes and blowing dust in the desert. erielle, kendis. >> thanks, paul. >> what was tropical storm dawn is still making waves. a new one is forming and its name is hilary. that's right, don and hillary swirling in the ocean at the same time. it's just a coincidence of course. and this hilary has just come from lists drawn up years in advance from the world

meteorological organization. >> just when you thought you were done with this pairing. a bison brigade stopped traffic in new hampshire. about a dozen of them escaping from a farm in manchester. neighbors think they were frightened by loud roadwork and took off. the whole neighborhood got together to help the bison get back home. colorado police say a gang of kids vandalized a bunch of offices near denver, but it's not what you think. >> here are the kids. yeah, you see them. they're goats. and they were caught on camera, of course. they smashed some glass windows in louisville, colorado. >> the goats banged their head on the glass until it shattered. the kids are still on the lam. >> they're on the lam.

>> that's it right there. >> do it. >> they think the goats escaped from a farm nearby. apparently, they left dna evidence nearby. we're not going into what sort of evidence they left behind, but there is an apb out for those goats. coming up, did you know it is national hot dog day? >> kendis's favorite. >> yeah. and in a city that's notoriously anti-catsup on hot dogs, how heinz is trying to get folks in chicago to warm up dressing up those hot dogs. >> what's a hot dog without condiments on it. will a parole board turn him into a free man? but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. "world news now" weather,

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just about 60 miles from reno, nevada, o.j. simpson has spent nearly a decade behind bars for armed robbery. >> and we're one day away from a parole hearing that could set simpson free. and we're hearing about an interesting person who will be in simpson's corner during that hearing. matt gutman is in lovelock, nevada. >> reporter: o.j. simpson is hours away in a parole hearing that could set him free. interest so high it will be streamed live, carried on numerous networks. simpson sentenced for up to 33 years for armed robbery charges after a botched 2007 attempt to recover sports memorabilia he says belonged to him. the prison says simpson has been a model inmate as he told a 2013 parole board. >> i have not had any instances, despite all the stories in the

tabloids and everything. >> reporter: the prosecutor who put him away says he expects him to get parole. but could the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman come into play? >> i think there's about a 52% chance he would get parole, but if he weren't o.j. simpson, i would say it would be 92%. >> reporter: we learned the small number in the hearing room in the prison with simpson will be one of his victims. that is not unusual, but the victim will be speaking on o.j.'s behalf. matt gutman, abc news, love lock, nevada. >> an interesting twist there. we also have heard he's been working out while he's been in prison, apparently, losing some weight, looking a little thinner and different. >> even if he is set free, it will not be until october that he'll be walking out of jail. coming up, a reality check for your wallet. >> our consumer expert sits down with diane to tell us what's costing less and more.

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♪ we're about halfway through the year, which means it might be a good time to start looking at your budget. you might notice you're paying more for certain things or less for others, so here to break it down, founder and editor of non-politicalnews.com, vera gibbons is going to guide us through. where do you see the most people making mistakes in managing their money? >> they make mistakes all summer long, paying too much for rental cars and hotels. gas prices are the lowest they've been since 2005. the down side of this is that people are trading up. they're getting out of their small cars and getting into the

suvs and the trucks. these are expensive. they use a lot of gas. >> the gas is cheap so i'm going to upgrade my car, but then the new car is too expensive. >> exactly. if you look at new car prices they're up 35% over the past 35 years. second hand cars up. cars are expensive and household income has only risen a teeny, tiny bit. so people want to get into the big cars. how do you do that? you take out a ridiculously long loan. >> i'm going to guess those aren't cheap either. >> no. not only is the interest rate higher on the longer loans, but you could end up owing more on the car than it's worth. edmonds says the average loan is 70 months. that's a record high. and you say travel is another area where we're spending too much. why is that? >> spending in some areas and saving in others, spending not

so much on going to europe and going to just about anywhere. there's all these disrupter airways, wow airways, norwegian, it's very cheap to fly portugal, london, france. but because everybody wants to have that experiential vacation they want to get in the trenches with the locals, dance with a "dancing with the stars" person, whatever they want to do, that's expensive. even going to the theme parks now has gotten really, really expensive because the demand is there, the popularity is there and also they have all these enhancements at the park. they pass those on to consumers. >> if you create your own experience. >> people used to go to the eiffel tower and get a souvenir and go home. now it's like they want to go all out. >> they want to climb the eiffel tower. >> yes, yes, yes. >> what about eating? that's the other big one. >> here's other thing. when we go on vacation we want to eat out and do all this type

thing. but eating out in general is costing about 3% more this year. and it has nothing to do with the cost of food, because if you look at some of the food items, like beef, eggs, some things are actually down. but at the restaurant, costs are actually up because of their labor costs and because of their rental costs. so they pass those down on to you the consumer. you're bert off having a cookout at home. beef prices are at a three-year low, rivaling the cost of chicken and pork. very cheap right now, which is why we saw a lot of people over the fourth of july go gang busters. >> at the grocery store. >> loading up on beef. >> it's always a little bit cheaper. you're saving twice. >> and it's healthier. >> all right. >> you're all set. >> cook out at my place. who's coming? >> i'm in! thanks, diane. that's vera gibbons. you can get more information there and on our facebook page at wnnfans.com.

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billion hot dogs are eaten annually in the u.s. >> this surprised me a little bit i have to say. the most popular condiment is mustard, then onion, chili and ketchup, relish and >> i would assume that -- >> what are you doing? >> i don't know. it's fun to dress it up. i would assume mayonnaise would be a big condiment. >> you would think so. >> i guess not. the world's most expensive hot dog was actually sold in tokyo. it was a seattle dog for $169. >> i wonder if it was wagyu. >> i don't know that snapchat did this as a result. the internet's going crazy over the dancing hot dog filter on

snapchat. a lot of players -- a lot of athletes have been having fun with it. >> we had mr. hot dog in the makeup room. >> it looks like it is sitting on top of janai's makeup there. >> it's kind of creepy. >> it is creepy. >> but it infiltrates any piece of video that you have. and speaking of catsup. >> a lot of chicagoans are not a fan of catsup on their hot dog, that's taboo. so heinz has come up with a surreptitious way of getting you to use it. they call it chicago dog sauce. no longer is it plain old catsup. >> this new product called chicago dog sauce. it's actually just like catsup. they just re-branded it and called it chicago dog sauce. try to fool the folks in chicago to finally put catsup on their hot dog. >> it looks just like this. >> it may be fun to -- i know i'm going to get criticized.

this morning on "world news now." what's next for the nation's health care system? >> after the republican bill failed to make it through the senate, politicians are now playing the blame game as coverage for millions of americans hangs in the balance. what would a repeal now/replace later plan look like? and new this morning, what we're learning about an additional, previously undisclosed meeting between president trump and the russian leader, vladimir putin at that global summit, with trump tweeting about the report overnight, calling it fake news. we're going to unpack the real news about this just ahead. and police in l.a. are on the hunt for a suspect known as the oceans 11 bandit. he takes to a ceiling to spray paint over security cameras, except one thing he didn't think of, the cameras outside the store. how about a good

old-fashioned game of tag? perhaps this kind of tag looks a little different than the game we all played as kids. that's because they're actually getting paid to play it. what are we doing wrong with our lives? where did we go wrong? it is wednesday, july 19th. from abc news, this is "world news now." did we get paid? no. no. no. i didn't get a check at all. >> i just got my face in the dirt by my two younger brothers. that's all i got from playing tag. >> good morning. erielle is with us while diane is spearfishing in the great barrier reef. >> the claps. what a busy day to have you back here, a lot of things happening in washington as usual. the president rounding up the republicans today after that stunning defeat of the health care bill. >> the president has invited all gop senators to the white house for lunch.

he wants to discuss a way forward of health care. after seven years to replace and repeal obamacare imploded. now the subsequent at issue. >> now the president says it's time to let obamacare fail. emily row has the latest. >> reporter: president trump expressing his disappointment. >> when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace, they don't take advantage of it. >> reporter: the devastating blow to the senate's health care plan coming late monday when two more republicans defected, effectively killing the bill. >> this has been a very, very challenging experience for all of us. >> reporter: republican majority leader mitch mcconnell quickly proposing a new plan. repeal now and have two years to replace. but three gop senators already saying that's a no-go. >> i do not think that it is going to be constructive to repeal a law that at this point is so interwoven within our health care system.

>> reporter: and after doing little to help sell the bill, the president, not shouldering any of the blame and suggesting a different plan. >> let obamacare fail. it will be a lot easier. we're not going to own it. i'm not going to own it. i can tell you, the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obamacare fail and the democrats will come to us and say how do we fix it, how do we fix it. mitch mcconnell still wants to have that vote to repeal obamacare even though he likely doesn't have the votes to pass. and he said on tuesday the vote will likely happen sometime early next week. kendis and erielle. >> thank you. a lot to wait and see. and new information coming in this morning about a previously undisclosed conversation between president trump and russian president putin on the sidelines of the g20 summit. >> it took place hours after the two leaders sat down for their official meeting, and sources say the only other person who knows what they talked about is a russian translator. now the president defended the interaction on twitter last

night, denying that it was secret. >> he slammed the story as sick and fake news, saying the press new about the encounter. we have amna nawaz joining us with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if president trump's latest tweets have you scratching your head, here is what we know to be true about his meetings with president putin. up until last night there were two meetings that we knew about. first handshake, a brief hello, and then this photo op. before a two-hour private meeting behind closed doors. but on monday night, ian brehmer, an american political scientist said there was actually a third meeting during this official dinner, where putin was seated next to melania trump. he said president trump walked over there for a talk, that it lasted for an hour and that trump relied on putin's translator during that talk. now the white house confirmed that meeting did take place, but they're pushing back on the idea that it was hidden in any way. one official said the two men spoke only briefly which brings

us back to the president's tweets. trump tweeted that the press knew about the dinner, which is true, but he's also calling the story fake news, which it's not. yes, the dinner was public, but the one on one meeting wasn't. and there are still questions about the length and content of that meeting. now because the white house hasn't always been forthcoming when it comes to sharing details about meetings, particularly in those involving russian officials it doesn't look like those questions are going to go away anytime soon. >> yeah, the reporter who broke this saying they actually met privately for an hour for that meeting. we'll see what we hear from the white house. appreciate it. a man the president once accused of giving our country away to china is the president's choice to be ambassador to russia. >> lot of interesting developments today. former utah governor jon huntsman has been formally nominated for the post. he served as ambassador to china for two years under president obama.

and back then donald trump criticized his policy with the chinese. and a minneapolis officer is providing new details about the deadly shooting of a bride to be. officer mohamed noor pulled the trigger, but it was his partner, officer harrity who is responding to the questions. harrity says he was startled by a loud noise and immediately, damond walked up to the car. that's when officer noor in the passenger seat fired through the open driver's side window strike damond. officers immediately began cpr. damond's father in australia, though, pleading for the truth. >> we thought yesterday was our worst nightmare, but we woke to the ugly truth. and it hurt even more. we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death.

>> so officer noor has not given a statement about the incident, and he can't be compelled to actually speak about it. investigators are hoping a man who was seen riding a bicycle in the area before the shooting will come forward for questioning. more bad news for chipotle. the restaurant chain has temporarily shutdown a location outside washington, d.c. this comes after multiple reports of customers getting sick after eating at the chipotle in sterling, virginia. a few miles from dulles airport an. they've been working to bounce back in scares a couple years ago. the chain stock lost $17 on the news which is about 4%. police are looking for the oceans 11 bandit. surveillance video shows the bandit forcing an employee back. then at knifepoint. then he spray paints security cameras and leaves with $10,000 of merchandise. he forgot the cameras on the street and they capture shots of

his face and garbage bags filled with all that loot. and a jewel thief is free on bail. joyce payne was arrested in atlanta. she has stolen more than $2 million of jewels over six decades. this time she's charged with grabbing $86 worth of items from a walmart. payne was the subject of a 2013 documentary. she stole her first piece of jewelry, we're told, when she was 10. >> an illustrious career there. you know who might not be able to get away? >> who? >> these guys. check out world championship of snail racing in england. dozens of people came out to watch. despite his name, a snail named u-slime-bolt did not win. >> some snails were climbing over each other, trying to get to the finish line, but in the end, it was a snail named larry that won the championship.

larry moving at a snail's pace there. >> he posed on some lettuce leaves with his owner, wildly celebrating. that competition actually started like four months ago, and it just ended. it did. >> it creeped on by. crept, i should say. crept on by. it is like the world cup. >> it goes on and on. >> so much for u-slime-bolt. coming up, the photographer who is trying to save the world one photograph at a time. and what every parent needs to know about newborns and germs. a couple is blaming the death of their 18 day old daughter on a kiss. and find us on facebook and twitter. you're watching "world news now." no i' ly i 0's. got a nng life. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan.

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paper mill smokestack demolished in michigan. the mill has been closed for years and city officials were worried they would come down on their own. demolition of the second is expected soon. let's hope it's as exciting. a wildfire has forced the complete evacuation of a town. this year yosemite national forest. the detwiler fire has grown to more than 25,000 acres. it is threatening hundreds of homes and at least eight structures have been destroyed. this photo from the national weather service shows the fire stretches all the way to idaho. yosemite national park is filling with smoke. the park itself open, but several roads leading up to it are closed and electricity inside the park has been on and off because of the fire. eclipsing the fire just four hours apart. miami police are trying to unravel the death of a 10 year

old caused by a powerful opioid. fentanyl killed alton banks. he was at a local pool. they're not sure how he came in contact with the drug. they do not believe he got it at home. prosecutors say it could have been on a towel at that pool. it is a warning every new parent should hear. a newly wed couple blaming the death of their baby on a kiss. >> their daughter was 18 days old and contracted a virus that developed into meningitis. here's linzie janis. >> reporter: this little girl, baby marianna, losing her life at just 18 days old after her parents say she contracted from a deadly virus, possibly from an innocent kiss. nicole documenting it on facebook. saying they hope their story will save the lives of other newborns. marianna was born healthy on july 1st. one week later, her parents say she stopped eating and they rushed her to a des moines hospital. doctors diagnosing her with the

same virus that causes cold sores, a type of herpes, that led to the meningitis that took her life. >> it's pretty rare to get it from a kiss, but it does happen. >> reporter: but both parents tested negative for the virus, leading doctors to say she could have caught it from a family member who simply kissed her. her family posting online that she had six blood transfusions. was airlifted to another hospital and on monday lost her battle with the virus. her mother writing, our princess gained her angel wings at 8:41 this morning. marianna's mom and dad want to warn other parents to be careful when letting other people kiss their newborn. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> really an important warning for parents. i have a 2-year-old, and i wanted everyone kissing my kid. and they say not near the eyes and mouth, obviously, because you don't want to transmit bacteria there. >> if it's dormant -- >> you don't know if somebody's infected.

>> keep your kid inside. coming up in our next half hour, the lpga's new stricter dress code cracking down on plunging necklines and short skirts. one pro, though, is striking back. but first, the photographer using his talent to save endangered species. how he's doing it. you're watching "world news now." ci how he's doing it. you're watching "world news now."

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♪ famed animal photographer joe sartore has used his career to tell the story of some of the most exotic creatures. >> and now his photos could save the lives of endangered ones. we're up all nightline with gio benitez. >> it's like a $6,000 camera, don't you know that? >> reporter: getting that perfect shot isn't always easy. just ask wildlife photographer, joel sartore. >> see how it all fits? >> reporter: i heard about a crane getting a little testy with you. >> there was a hornbill trying to draw blood a little bit. done, thank god. >> reporter: it's all in a day's work. his photo arc.

>> the goal is to get all 13,000 or so species that are in human care. 6500 down so far. >> reporter: his photos and how he captures them are the subject of a new three-part series, rare photos of the creatures. sartore and his team traveled to five continents photographing these creatures in captivity. the results are these stunning portraits. some of sartore's images have gone viral, even projected onto major world landmarks like the vatican and empire state building. you're shopping. >> i am shopping. >> reporter: we met him at the bronx zoo where he hopes to shoot for his ark. some people will say, wait a minute, this is about seeing animals in captivity. but you see zoos and zookeepers as heroes. >> oh, yeah, they are

conservation centers. for many of the species that i photograph, they only exist in zoos now. they're extinct in the wild. >> reporter: according to a new study, earth is on the brink of its sixth mass extinction. nearly 200 species have vanished in the past century. >> we are on track to lose half of all species by 2100 if not more. >> reporter: half. >> this is my desperate attempt to get people's attention. >> reporter: he also hopes to show some of the world's smaller, threatened species, like the lower keys marsh rabbit that is almost gone. he also goes on a taxing hike in cameroon, looking for the rare cross river gorilla, but instead finds beetles in a pile of dung. >> this pile of poop makes a difference. people say what's your favorite animal? i always say it's the next one. >> reporter: his project will

take 25 years to complete. and for you, this isn't just a photo project. >> 100% a conservation project. i'm not doing it so i have something to do until i die. i want people to wake up and realize, as these species go away, so could we. we're talking about the future of life on earth. >> reporter: gio benitez, new york. >> it has had a successful effect. in australia, his photos of injured koalas prompted the government to help recognize them as endangered species. >> it's taken him ten years to put these pictures together. he's a 25 year veteran. they're beautiful photos. >> it's something he'll do straight through till he dies. he does it on vacation, he hijacks family vacations and tries to find animals. coming up, the people who have taken the childhood game of tag and turned it into a professional sport. >> they're getting paid bucks, just to do that. >> they are.

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♪ it is your wednesday mix. and we're going to start with something that we're all familiar with from grade school. the game of tag. we would just kind of abuse each other for free. but these guys are the pros. so apparently, there's an entire tag competition that takes place all around the world. people from japan, france and even australia. and these are some highlights of the tag championship. look at that. >> smooth. >> so the league says that we are dedicated to the promotion and enjoyment of the most-played and universal game in history. >> people really chasing their dreams. >> yes, they are, and something else i guess. who knew that we could do that. do you know how to get revenge on a snoring spouse? >> just put a pillow over their

face and leave it there in. >> that's one way and illegal and scary, but this is another way. >> i hadn't thought about it. >> i hope that was not premeditated. a woman decided to do this. she recorded her husband snoring for four years and then remixes it to the song "despacito." check it out. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ despacito >> the guy's trying to make the donuts. >> i mean, why do we even need justin bieber or any of the other. >> are those the words for it? those are more words than jb actually knows for that song. that is brilliant. it's a perfect sort of revenge. >> it is. so we have seen plenty of overpriced items.

this one is straight up there. $800 birkenstocks that have taken really the luxury shoe trend a little too far. >> should be gold gilded. what on earth? >> they're a strictly limited edition, nautical themed sandals with naturally oiled leather. available for men and women. unisex. arizona exquisite is what it's called. >> i thought you could get birkenstocks for $70. >> $70 is still outrageous. we leave you with a silly goose, a running goose, have you ever made to feel inferior? by a goose? this goose out paced them. taking off there, right into the sunset. this is grandma goose on the loose. >> give it a gander.

this morning on "world news now," president trump firing back overnight at what he calls fake news. an additional and undisclosed meeting with russian president putin earlier this month that was kept secret from the media, and what we're learning about their conversation. and president trump expressing disappointment over the current state of the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare, saying he'd rather let the current system fail. will democrats be brought to the table for a new plan? details ahead. and new this half hour, the bizarre story involving a puppy stolen from an nfl star. >> the wide receiver who says that a rapper stole his puppy, blitz, calling for ransom. what the rapper is now saying this morning. and also. just when you thought the thong

song couldn't get any sexier, is it possible a new collaboration by sisqo will have you turning up the ac this morning? because it is getting hot. which version is hotter. we'll let you decide in "the skinny," it is wednesday, july 19th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i'm like a journalist. i have traveled to kabul, and here we are with a thong song. which thong song is better. real news, brian ross is so happy he's not here. getting to this, this half hour, we begin with word of a meeting between president trump and vladimir putin that's just come to light. >> the white house has confirmed that the two had a meeting at the g20 summit. sources say it lasted for nearly an hour.

abc's amna nawaz is here with more. good morning. >> good morning. a lot of moving parts. so let's try to keep up. a new report about a previously undisclosed meeting between presidents trump and putin has the white house pushing back and trump taking to twitter to defend himself. >> reporter: it was one of the most highly-anticipated moments of trump's presidency so far. his first face-to-face meeting with the man accused of interfering in an american election. a handshake, followed by a two-hour private meeting at the g20 summit in germany earlier this month. but now a new report that trump and putin met again, on the sidelines of this official dinner, talking for an hour, and relying on putin's translator, has the white house pushing back against accusations they failed to disclose the details. >> never in my life as a political scientist have i seen two countries, major countries with a constellation of national interests that are as dissident,

while the two leaders seem to be doing everything possible to make nice nice and be close to each other. that's what people don't understand. >> reporter: in a statement, one official said that trump spoke with many leaders that night, that he spoke with putin only briefly and called the interaction perfectly normal, as part of the president's duties. on twitter last night, president trump slammed the report as fake news, accusing the reporters of making the dinner look sinister. now while the white house did confirm that meeting, they're not commenting about how long or about what the two leaders talked. all this as probes continue into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russian officials during the 2016 election. >> a lot of details unfolding right before our eyes on the russia investigation. what's the latest? >> we now know that we might actually see the president's son, donald trump jr. and his former campaign manager, that's paul manafort, face some tough questions of their own.

when it comes to the meeting they took last year with the russian lawyer. the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee has said that both men have been cleared to actually testify in an open hearing by the special counsel, robert mueller. some are concerned that the details of that meeting have trickled out over time, and they only did so because reporters continued to dig. still a lot of questions and no firm date on when that hearing is just yet. >> we'll spare you the questions about which thong song you prefer, the new one or the original one. but thank you for answering the questions about what's going on in d.c. >> happy to. in the meantime, senate republicans are heading to the white house today for lunch after the collapse of their latest effort to repeal and replace obamacare. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell plans to hold a vote next week on a repeal-only bill, but three republican senators have already said they'll vote against this, effectively rendering it dead on arrival. >> president trump is inviting them to discuss health care strategy.

he repeatedly promised to abolish obamacare during the campaign but refusing to take the blame for failing to deliver. >> for seven years i've been hearing repeal and replace, and when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace, they don't take advantage of it. we're not going to own it, i'm not going to own it. i'm going to tell you, the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obamacare fail and then the democrats will come to us and say how do we fix it. >> the repeal only effort was derailed by susan collins and lisa murkowski and shelly moore capito said she did not come to washington to hurt people. a number of republicans say it is time to work with the democrats. the white house says it's continuing to review its iran policy as it slaps new sanctions against tehran. the sanctions came after president trump decided they were in breach of the 2015

nuclear deal. tehran says the new sanctions violate the spirit of that agreement. the wife of a princeton grad student sent to prison in week in iran says his punishment is unjust. wang received a ten-year sentence sunday. prosecutors say he was directly guided by america to infiltrate iran. in a statement, his wife says her husband would never commit espionage. she said their 4-year-old son has missed his father. israeli police clash with muslims outside a gate to jerusalem's old city. the muslims were protesting the increased security measures at the site holy to muslims and jews. the mosque or temple mound. israel beefed up security there by adding metal detectors after arabs opened fire. dennis hastert has been released from prison. the illinois republican served

15 months behind bars after being convicted in a banking violations case. it was that case that revealed hastert had sexually abused teenagers while coaching wrestling at a chicago-area high school. he is now confined to his home and must undergo court-ordered sex offender treatment and is facing two civil lawsuits from men who claim he abused them as boys. and one of o.j. simpson's victims in the incident that sent him to prison for five years will be speaking on his behalf tomorrow. the 70-year-old former nfl star is hoping to be paroled for armed robbery. he is hoping to be paroled after serving nine years for armed robbery. if simpson wins parole, he won't be set free until october of this year. the hearing will be streamed live and abc news will provide live coverage starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow afternoon. last time chris christie was in the news he was sitting on a near empty beach with his family and friends. how could anyone forget these images? it was closed due to a government shutdown.

>> christie was at a game last night, his seat near home plate perfect for snagging balls. and he does. when the crowd realized it was chris christie, some hearty boos rang out. >> there's a souvenir. >> oh, man. >> but he did give the ball to a kid. that didn't stop the booing. >> he gets the ball. left-handed catch. >> a left-handed catch. it was a good catch. >> it was a good catch. can't hate on him for the athleticism there. >> the mets could use that kind of help. >> got that kind of response in the bronx. >> i don't know what kind of response he would get in the bronx, he might be dodging other things in the bronx. coming up, strict new dress code for the lpga. while they are encouraging a much more buttoned up look and who many are reacting. speaking of dress codes, why so many fans are calling this dress a dramatic departure from

the usual edgy style of rihanna. that in "the skinny," but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. "world news now" weather, brought to you by fisher investments.

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those heavy thunderstorms in britain's southwest coast sent a flash flood roaring through that village there. some people had to be rescued by helicopter off of a roof. now area roads are closed and large hail has broken windows. residents say they've had minor flooding before, but nothing quite like this. luckily, no injuries reported, but quite a scene there in cornwall. back here in this country, the search for the tenth victim of last weekend's flash flood in arizona will resume at daybreak. it had to be called off early yesterday because of a threat from new storms in that area. it is monsoon season there. searchers don't expect to find hector garnica alive. his wife and three children are

among the nine family members confirmed dead when the surge of water rushed through the area where they were swimming. a pretty interesting discovery from switzerland. two bodies that may have been frozen inside a glacier for 75 years, the frozen remains of what appear to be a man and woman were recovered on friday. it's believed they were the husband and wife who vanished in 1942. their 79-year-old daughter says they went out to feed animals and never came home. a popular clothing chain called justice is no longer selling a makeup product in its stores. our station wtvd found just shine four toxic heavy metals have been found. justice says it has pulled that product from its stores and website. a dallas cowboys wide receiver again has his blitz, that's blitz, his pit bull, the

dog was stolen over the weekend and someone called the player, demanding $10,000 in ransom. what's wrong with people? that person never followed through, but a local rapper purchased blitz and then realized whose it was. he returned the puppy to the dallas cowboy. whitehead really is lucky. only 10% of the pets stolen each year are ever returned. he did send out a tweet not too long ago saying i want to thank everyone for the kindness and compassion to everyone. it speaks volumes to the dallas cowboys community. >> there's nothing like losing a pet. that's horrible. at least he was found. some of the women on the lpga are rebelling against a new rule on the tour. >> wardrobe restrictions are set to take effect this weekend. among the new rules, racer back tank tops will not be allowed unless they have a collar. plunging necklines are also out as well. >> also skirts and shorts must be long enough to cover a

player's bottom area at all times. michelle wie is not too happy. not taking kindly to this new rule. you see her cutting a polo into a crop top. >> it could be costly. breaking the rule will cost players $1,000. >> i have a sneaky suspicion some will do it anyway, just to spite it. >> what do you think of that rule? you see many of the ladies playing golf. >> if they want to wear what they want to wear and they're good golfers, who cares. that's my thought, but i'm not a golf pro. >> what if a male golfer, if they're going to be in the british open. >> wearing a speedo? >> no. they don't want to see that. >> for that visual. it might trouble viewers. >> i was going with shorts and she went straight for the speedo. we know where your mind is. >> it got more interesting. >> i was thinking, what if they were wearing a thong, because, you know.

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♪ skinny ♪ so skinny oh, my god, this is really, really, really big skinny, because we're going to start with a big friend of our show, sisqo, and he's sexing up the thong song. >> as if it could be sexier. he teamed up to remake his 1999 hit with a more modern beat. so here's a little before. and here's the after. you decide. ♪

♪ thong, thong, thong, thong >> okay. so a, first of all, i should point out that we kept that clip short, because that is the only allowable piece of video that we could show you. it was that racy. >> i don't know what we were thinking, given the nature of the song, but. >> yes. so then secondly, what do you think? which one is better? the first or the last? >> the second one's catchy. i could dance to that. but the first one is just nostalgia. they're both good. >> you may have noticed, though, there is a lack of epic stunts in the video, because sisqo told buzz feed he filmed the video after dislocating his ribs and had to quickly learn some more safer moves. >> sorry, sisqo, we're all getting old. all of us are in the old boat. >> i do actually like the new version, and the new video is in en fuego.

i think that's french for fire, right? next to another singer turning heads. >> at the hollywood premiere of valerian, rihanna sported this couture cotton candy gown. some are calling it a bit overly romanticized. maybe a bit too girly. >> it's a nice dress, okay. >> who cares? she can wear what she wants. >> a lot of the criticism stems from the fact that rihanna's style until now has been a bit more racy, like the infamous pepto pink cupcake dress that she wore to the grammys two years ago. >> and let's not forget her naked dress, three years ago, comprised of 216,000 swarovski crystals and pretty much nada else. >> she had crystals covering everything. >> they were strategically placed. >> but perhaps her most famous met gala yellow trimmed faux fur

cape, slaying there. let's get to this. this is a major revelation about two-time oscar winner, ben affleck. >> director kevin smith spoke at the lgbt film festival and talked about an encounter with affleck while filming "chasing amy." >> the movie featured a lip lock between affleck and jason lee. >> after the kiss, he told him, a man kissing another man is the greatest acting challenge an actor can ever face, now i am a serious actor. >> he also said he could have taken it a little more seriously. >> the kiss. i'm sure matt damon would say the same. christie brinkley may not regularly be gracing the covers of sports illustrated anymore. >> but she could. she's stunning. she's on the social life magazine for the hamptons. >> the 63-year-old looking flawless, modeling a range of

swimwear and beautiful dresses. >> i'll have what she's having. >> yeah. at s aving. >> y

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making every strand stronger because strong is beautiful. ♪ ♪ i'm loving the music. it is my jam. from desperado to breaking bad, actor danny trejo is one of the most recognizable tough guys. >> but we're seeing another side of this villain, restauranteur. here's nick watt. >> reporter: kind of mean looking from dusk to dawn,

muppets' most wanted. spy kids. >> people see me, guys, they automatically puff themselves up. and i got to be hey, what's going, because if i puff up too, we have a problem. >> reporter: he launched his third act. now a smiling restauranteur with a successful empire. so far, two tres tacos, and a taco truck and doughnut shop. >> we're out of donuts by 11:00. ash, the producer, saw i love food. he said why don't you open a restaurant. >> reporter: i was expecting him to be unpleasant. >> he actually brought a business plan. >> we worked on a presentation, like this is what it's going to be. >> reporter: frankly, his face is everything. >> yeah, that's what people recognize. >> reporter: his glaring visage.

remember him in heat? why are you doing this? >> i love doughnuts and i love the police. >> they told me a long time ago when i got out of the penitentiary, a busy man has time to do everything. >> reporter: he's been clean over 40 years and now works as a drug counselor. he got his break on "run away train." and he taught eric roberts how to box. >> hi, buddy. those are beautiful. >> reporter: i love danny, talking trash one minute, helping kids the next. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> you think he's going to be this threatening guy, he's like, here, have some donuts. the official review of his restaurant says it features mexican flavors in a hip place with communal tables. >> don't miss updates on facebook. >> coming up, more from abc.

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america this morning. making news in america this wednesday morning, one last shot to repeal and possibly replace obamacare. the group of republican senators meeting with the president today after his signature promise fell short and the president's late night tweets about an undisclosed meeting with vladimir putin. a vigil moments ago in australia remembering the woman shot and killed by police in minnesota. plus, new details released overnight from one of the officers involve wildfire emergency. an entire california town evacuated overnight as firefighters work to gain control of the flames. and a family breaking their silence overnight after they say a flight attendant kicked them off an airplane because of what their 1-year-old toddler did.