you can see the classics. the canal. it's magic. they're also staying at this swanky hotel. you can see right here as she's walking up the steps, gwen is going to do some modeling for alicia. but she hears a song that's familiar. it's called "define romance." there's a reason she knows it. she's the one that wrote it and is playing the piano and singing in it. she was like, hold on, nothing is not right. ♪ onto the rooftop and is suddenly surprised by, hello, her man joshua holding her favorite. a blue rose. this entire thing, everything has been a ruse over a year in the making. he's been saving, he's been planning. all the friends were in on it. they created a fake competition, a fake facebook page, fake itinerary. even though whole hotel staff were aware of what was going on. it could be one of the most

magical proposals we've seen. >> clue number one should have been all my girlfriends are available on the same weekend? excuse me? i tried that for ten years and it never worked. >> it's such a beautiful picture perfect place as well. you can see the beautiful flowers. he eventually gets down on one knee, pops the question, puts the ring on her finger. they spend hours out there eating dinner and enjoying the fireworks. you can see they're out there enjoying. >> he's cemented himself with the girls now. they like him. you're solid, bro. >> magic. well done. thanks for watching. we'll see you on the next all-new "right this minute."

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officials complete the investigation. we now turn to an about face in court. >> a guilty plea from the fiancee accused in the death of her husband to-be while kayaking on the hudson river. here's abc's adrian bankert. >> reporter: courtroom bombshell. the woman accused of murdering her fiance on a kayaking trip pleads guilty. angelique grasswald pleads to a lesser charge, avoiding life in prison. it was april, 2015, when graswald and her fiance vincent viafore went kayak being. she exhibited strange behavior during questioning, including doing yoga and hopscotch. at the center of the case, the kayak's missing drain plug, graswald admitted removing it.

this is our elizabeth vargas returning to the scene. >> this plug is what, half an inch in diameter? >> reporter: her experiment shows that this kayaker had no trouble with an identical kayak with the plug removed. did you kill vince that day? >> no. i loved him. >> reporter: grawald is adamant she did not intentionally kill him. his familiar is shocked and upset she'll be out of jail by december. when we come back, the men still in the running on "the bachelorette. ". and you, too, cristiano's abs. >> he's standing by literally right now. >> hi, cristiano. >> cristiano's next in studio, . ♪ skinny when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing.

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skinny time. and things got serious on the bachelorette. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny skinny time. and things got serious on the bachelorette. >> yeah. so here to talk about all that happened, our senior bachelor analyst correspondent, expert, jack sheahan is here, we're almost at the end. >> thankfully, we're almost at the end. i was speaking with cristiano back there, he said we're going to take some pictures with the liverpool jersey on. >> not happening. >> i'm emotionally exhausted from all this as i presume you guys are as well. rachel, peter, eric and the analyst pick bryan, time to meet rachel's family. roll that beautiful bachelorette footage. peter was the first one up to meet the family. you'll notice that peter is still not wearing a breitling watch. before he arrived at the house, he told rachel, i'm falling in love with you. she said the same thing. and things went pretty well. so he talked to mom there.

they had their back and forth. it was what it was. eric was next up. you will notice he is not wearing a breitling watch either. >> not at all. >> eric has been coming down strong down the stretch. he's got a furlong to go. he asked permission from rachel's mom if he was going to go there. she said, yeah, that's cool, whatever. eric is ending strong. next, the analyst pick, brian. you'll notice, he is wearing a breitling watch for his visit. with the family. >> which they noted. >> which they noted. brian got quite a grilling from all of them. >> yeah, they weren't so sure about him. >> exactly. calling him smooth and charming and whatever. stopping just short of something, something artist. >> charming but not necessarily sincere. >> ooh. >> exactly, exactly. #slimy. >> car salesman. >> he came out medium well at

best. he also spoke to kathy, rachel's mom, got her blessing. so we'll see how that goes. next, off to spain. the lareoha region of spain. they took a helicopter ride. this is eric and rachel again. they finally -- when they got back on ground, they made their way to this romantic monastery. eric, he went there, i'm in love with you. there's that again. eric finishing up strong. next, peter and rachel at a winery there, the region is a big wine country in spain. >> again? huh. >> in spain, believe it or not. they did their best kendis and diane impression. crushing grapes. >> he took his socks off. who does that? >> crushing grapes. after all that, things got a little serious between peter and rachel.

see, they disagree about a potential engagement, if they're actually going to go there. come the end of this whole thing, rachel actually admitted pee peter and i may not work out. >> ooh. >> so peter might be in a bit of trouble. >> tense, tense. >> we'll see what's going on. next week a bit of scheduling. next week the men tell all, the analyst will not be here, thankfully. i'm going trekking in the hindu kush. >> you as well? >> yeah, the finale is the following week. so the analyst pick, brian still alive -- analyst out. >> oh! >> thank you analyst. >> i hope you survive your trekking there. >> all right, next up. >> yes. >> to posh spice spicing up our life. >> victoria beckham posted photos of her 6-year-old playing with those classic spice girls dolls. posh, sporty.

>> spice up your life! >> baby and scary and ginger. >> so the caption was, when you find out your mom was a pop star. >> ah. it's kind of cute, though, don't you think? >> yes, she, i guess, was unaware. she's a big spice girl fan and didn't realize. posh spice is mom! how cool is that? >> at one point she's like. >> you look just like this doll, that is so crazy. >> that's so weird. now we move on from pop to the world of classic rock. >> rolling stones guitarist, keith richards said on his youtube channel that the man band is heading into the studio very shortly to rerecord their first album of original material in 12 years. >> the 73-year-old rocker says the success of the group's 2016 blues cover album "blue and lonesome," inspired the tracks,

scored 37 top ten album on the billboard charts. >> oh, wow. >> the biggest d-block ever in "world news now." cristiano.

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> applause, applause. >> we don't even do like the normal clap here. this morning we deserve it. our bonus round, and we have a lot to get to. so, shall we, everybody, let's all welcome cristiano ronaldo to our staff, everybody. >> yeah! >> cristiano. >> thank you. >> hello, hello. >> cristiano, how you doing? >> he's actually never worn this much clothes. >> i know, which is kind of odd. talking about his abs and -- >> seems a little. >> too many buttons. he's not allowing me to undo them, but we know what's under there. men's fitness is now out with ronaldo's secret to his six pack

which we sadly cannot see at this moment. he has a simple formula of 11 exercises that take 15 minutes. >> but before you get too excited, this isn't exactly what cristi cristi cristi cristiano ronaldo actually does. admitted to maintaining an intense, four hour, five day a week training regimen. >> i like the 11 minutes part better. >> there goes the six pack. >> well, whatever you're doing, it's working. >> i think he looks in the mirror and says, you are the greatest, you are the most beautiful person on the planet. you are awesome. god, he's so shallow. can we move on now? >> do we have to? >> he's only. >> give him a hug. get him out of here! >> can we take him out of here, please? >> no, he can stay. you can stay. you're good. you can hang out. >> let's move on, shall we?

only the third best soccer player in the world. >> he's the number one. >> he's on the french national team. first, look, brie larson as captain marvel. >> he doesn't appreciate that. >> over the weekend at san diego comic-con, marvel revealed the concept art which larson shared on instagram. and cristiano says he was a very big fan. >> this clearly won't be your mother's super hero. no super high heels, no cleavage. no short skirts, just a fierce female battling. >> captain marvel is the first female hero in the marvel universe to have her own film, which is set to hit theaters in 2019. isn't that so exciting cristiano? >> get this bum out of here! come on! >> we're talking about kendis, right? >> are we done here? >> no. why? >> he seems so -- >> he's stuck here, cornering you. >> you came all the way back to bring cristiano on the set.

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here's some of the top headlines we're following this tuesday on "world news now." the driver of the truck in the human trafficking tragedy in san antonio is facing the death penalty. ten people on that tractor-trailer have now died. james bradley told investigators that he didn't realize anyone was actually inside the 18-wheeler. the details ahead. charlie gard's parents have ended their legal battle to save his life. the 11-month-old is expected to die in just a few days. one of the strongest tornados to hit the state of maryland ripped across kent island on maryland's eastern shore. it began as a waterspout on the chesapeake bay before moving onto land. only one serious injury was reported.

former nba mvp derrick rose joins lebron james' supporting cast with the cavaliers. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, july 25th. from abc news, this is "world news now." a good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with the deadly tragedy in texas. the man accused of driving a tractor-trailer full of people made his first court appearance on monday. he's now facing the death penalty or life in prison. and we're learning some more details from survivors of that fatal journey. >> one mexican man hospitalized in san antonio says the trailer was full of people with no water. he says he was so weak that he didn't even have the energy to run away. he also says that a lack of work forced him to make that desperate trip. abc's kenneth moten in san antonio. >> reporter: james bradley charged by being behind the wheel of that sweltering death trap with people could face the

death penalty. as he entered court in shackles, prosecutors revealing new details of the horrors inside this tractor-trailer. >> they are in the hospital. many of them are in grave condition. >> reporter: 9 km, many of them mexicans tell investigators they were jammed into the big rig in laredo, texas, nearly 100 people in triple digit heat. no food or water for 12 hours without moving. 9:00 p.m., the trailer starting the journey. people banging on the trailer walls, claiming the driver never stopped. in sheer desperation for air, passengers taking turns breathing from the only hole in the trailer. >> to not have access to ac, water, ventilation, proper ventilation is incredibly brule. >> reporter: three hours later, the truck arriving in san antonio. surveillance video showing some people pouring out, some fleeing. eight dead bodies in the

trailer. >> each one of them had heart rates over 130 beats per minute, which, again, they were very hot to the touch. >> reporter: dozens recovering. some suffering traumatic brain injuries and heatstroke. and severe dehydration. two more dying in the hospital. the tragedy nearly similar to the smuggling case in history. in 2003, 19 dying in victoria, texas. even though the immigrants say they were banging on the walls and screaming for hours, the driver claimed he was unaware of the human cargo and was surprised when he opened up the doors in this parking lot. he's due back in court later this week. kenneth moten in san antonio. we're going to move to washington. the republican party is facing such a razor thin margin with the pivotal health care vote and john mccain made the stunning decision to come back to d.c. for it. >> senator mccain is returning just over a week after undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumor.

and even with mccain, the vote to proceed to rerepeal and replace the affordable care act is still too close to call. >> president trump warned any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that they're fine with obamacare. still not clear, though, what version of the bill they're voting on today. and the president still had health care on his mind as he addressed thousands of boy scouts in west virginia. the president delivered a campaign-style speech at the national scout jamboree. a colorful scene there. he initially told the crowd he didn't want to talk politics but apparently couldn't help himself as he railed against obamacare, he jokingly threatened health secretary tom price. >> and hopefully he's going to get the votes tomorrow to start our path toward killing this horrible thing known as obamacare that's really hurting us. [cheers and applause] by the way, you're going to get the votes? he better get them. he better get them. ah, otherwise, i'll say, tom,

you're fired! i'll get somebody. >> well, the president also bragged about his election victory and slammed fake news and mocked president obama for not attending the jamboree when he was president. and there is a bizarre twist to a tragic car crash in central california. police say the driver, 18-year-old obdulia sanchez allegedly was live streaming as she was driving. her 14-year-old sister was killed and another 14-year-old was injured and she continued live streaming through the event. neither of the passengers were wearing a seat belt. sanchez is facing charges of manslaughter and drunk drive. the live stream continued after the accident, showing sanchez pleading with her sister to wake up. her parents have seen the video but have not yet talked to their older daughter. now to another disturbing video that we are seeing. it was the result of a shootout that left three army green berets dead.

we're just seeing this video for the first time, even though they were killed by a soldier at a jordanian air base last fall. the soldier serving a life sentence for the shootings. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: the shooting starts as the faint puffs of smoke you see, the gunfire. two u.s. green beret military trainers exit their vehicles, take cover behind the concrete barriers and return fire in jordan. later they tray in vain to signal they're not a threat, waving their hands, but it doesn't work. the soldiers run behind the barriers further away. then the chilling moment the assailant, a jordanian soldier enters the frame, armed with an m-16 rifle. he methodically checks the first vehicle, makes his way to the second and moments later rushes the barriers where the two soldiers have taken cover. there's an exchange of gunfire at close range. when the shooting is over, two american soldiers are dead.

they're in that front truck. a third, james moriarty, is fatally wounded in the final shootout at those barriers. this tragic incident happened last november, but this tape is just being leased. the assailant, the jordanian soldier has been sentenced to life in prison with hard labor. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. and there is a drastic water shortage and drought in italy and it's even affecting the vatican. the holy city has shut off all of its fountains. it's in the keeping with pope francis's teachings of clean drinking water. water rations may be imposed in rome later this week. it may be the beginning of the end for a core part of the windows operating system. windows says it will no longer update the paint program. following with the update of windows 10, the software giant was quick to say paint isn't going away. it will still be available as a free download.

it had been part of windows since the first version in 1985. >> yeah! >> do you remember paint? >> absolutely, i love paint. >> like do you log onto your aol account. checking, update your my space page. >> it was the poor man's photo shop. instead of writing this oh, snapchat. you can put text on photographs. we've been doing that since the '80s with paint. >> under commodore 64. and an oklahoma teacher has come up with an enterprising way to help her students, panhandling. >> teresa dank has taken to the tulsa street corner to ask for cash for school supplies. financial help has been coming in from all across the country. she is receiving so much support that she set up a go fund my page. >> the third grade teacher says the outpouring has inspired her. >> i'm overwhelmed by the generosity and love i'm getting from the community. it matters to me to be a good teacher, and i'm angered that does not seem that they're

important to our legislation. >> now, the gofundme account has raised an $13,000. she says that she spends about $2,000 of her own money every year on school supplies. she earns $35,000 a year. that is a complaint of many, many teachers who say they have to end up spending their own money. >> yeah, one of my friends who was a teacher said they didn't have pencils for the classroom. she had to buy them herself. well, coming up, the chicago bear who's giving a whole new meaning to being a football hero. and growing up we're all told not to eat the raw cookie dough, but now we can. we're checking out how to make it in a way that's delicious and safe to eat. first, here's a look at today's temperatures. "world news now" weather, brought to you by buyleesa.com.

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so you're looking at a black bear near knoxville, tennessee that just figured out the best way to cool off, i guess. unfortunately, his new favorite watering hole just happens to be a back yard kiddie pool. no one was injured. the family says the bear has returned though, several times. >> very gentle getting in the pool, making sure not to pop it. >> he's enjoying that. >> yeah. so, the obamas, of course, they had bo and sunny.

and the bushes. after generations of seeing beloved first pets invade the white house, the trump family is showing no signs that a new addition is coming soon. apparently, the first lady says they have no plans to have a pet. that means a trump white house may be the first without a pet since the james polk administration. to what somebody off camera's like, who? our intern. that was nearly 170 years ago. in 1849. they were in office, the polks. of course succeeded by the tylers. >> of course. >> taylors, sorry, taylors. >> let me know when you're ready to move on. >> sorry, sorry. so the national archives has released information about president kennedy's assassination. the 400 previously released doubts are related to

investigations by the cia and fbi. they include 17 audio recordings with a soviet agent who claimed to have knowledge of lee harvey oswald's time in the soviet union. a commission found oswald solely responsible for kennedy's murder. a rare case of an hiv-infected child becoming symptom-free may prove helpful in treating the virus. the virus went into remission. it has not returned. it is the third known case of a child contracting hiv without the drugs. adults need to take those drugs for the rest of their lives. a cancer survivor has come up with a way to make life colorful for others. >> tessa mc band aid boxes to those struggling with the disease. the boxes made her feel better

when she was being treated for cancer. >> cassie's goal is to collect 1,000 boxes of band-aids every year. >> you're going to keep doing this all the time? >> yeah. >> for years? >> yeah. >> and years? >> yeah. cassie has been taking donations wherever she can, including on the front porch of her house in long island. last year she donated to the cancer hospital for children. >> great initiative. coming up, the latest dessert craze. it has customers waiting in line for hours. >> find out how raw cookie dough is satisfying sweet tooths nationwide. you're watching "world news now." s now." try mr. clean magic eraser. simply add water, to remove soap scum and grime. try mr. clean magic eraser. what does life look like during your period? with tampax pearl. you get ultimate protection on your heaviest days and smooth removal for your lightest. tampax pearl and pocket pearl for on the go.

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>> i don't know how to spell cookie. >> okay. while watching "sesame street," i used to love to chow down on raw cookie dough, but we were warned it could make you sick. >> we call those people buzz kills. they've come up request a safe to eat recipe that has people waiting hours in line. >> janine elliot heads inside our insomniac kitchen to see what all the hype is about. >> ooh, it's good. ♪ >> reporter: as a kid, the best part of making cookies was sneaking raw dough when your mom wasn't looking, but here we can enjoy raw cookie dough confections. i'm here with the owner of the shop, kristin tomlin. tell me how you came up with this idea. >> a light bulb moment with my girl friends, we decided to forego fresh cookies and opted for the cookie dough that the shop was selling, and i thought

why is this not a thing? >> you left your corporate job to take a chance on dough. was it hard making that transition? >> it was a risk, definitely. i didn't know how it was going to go. things were snowballing and picking up. and i thought now or never is the time to follow my dream and do what i really love. >> reporter: do you think you could show us how it's done? >> absolutely. let's go. >> reporter: let's dough this. >> we're going to start with unsalted butter already softened to room temperature. next we're going to put in our sugar. brown sugar and white sugar. >> reporter: what makes this recipe safe to eat? >> it's because of the heat-treated flour that i'm putting in now and the pasturized egg. those two ingredients, the egg and the flour, you're not supposed to eat raw. but our heat process kills any potentially harmful bacteria.

once that is combined, we turn it off, mix it all together and transfer it into this bowl to mix in the chips. >> reporter: got it. >> this is a single serving, just mine alone. we'll have to make you a batch. we go through 2,000 pounds of cookie dough a day. so we're going to pour these in. and you're going to fold it together. imagine this is the clock. 12:00. you're going to go around. until 9:00 and fold it over and turn the bowl. start at 12:00. >> reporter: sorry, i already screwed up. >> go around in a circle. the evolution of this is our confetti flavor. >> reporter: good. >> put those in here. white chips. >> reporter: i'm already sweating. massacring this. >> it's okay. it still looks delicious and it will taste delicious. >> reporter: that is good.

that is really good. >> awesome. >> reporter: it tastes like traditional, real raw cookie dough. you made the confetti, but you have 20 flavors. what else do you recommend? >> give me s'mores. is really yummy. >> reporter: that is delicious. it really tastes like a s'more. >> right. >> reporter: the line is already forming outside. you see buy, this really brings me back to my childhood. the stuff that my mom always told me i couldn't eat, now i can enjoy it guilt-free. >> enjoy! >> proof -- >> don't drop it. >> proof that i have dug in. i did. >> this is delicious. i love it. >> jean has not stopped eating this stuff. which is your favorite? >> hold on. >> cake batter. >> cake batter. and it's diet food, right? you can treat and it's like -- >> why don't you taste that on camera!

>> i did. >> why don't you taste it again. >> here we go. we'll dig in. we'll dig in.

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meal before boarding a flight when he noticed a man in distress and took action. >> liz nagy from wls got a chance to speak to freeman. >> reporter: off the field en route to chicago, he was an average guy at the austin airport barbecue hot spot. he didn't have long to enjoy that brisket sandwich. >> a guy like two seats over stands up abruptly and like runs around inside of the table and everybody's looking up like what's wrong with this guy? >> reporter: marcus ryan was choking. >> it was just like pointing to his mouth. >> reporter: after another lady try but couldn't help, the six-foot linebacker leapt from the table. >> everybody had stopped all around, like the whole section we were in and i don't know. i didn't really know what to do. >> reporter: even with all 236 pounds of muscular force behind it, once didn't do it. >> i asked him, was he okay? and he was like, i think something's still in there, but he said it in a raspy voice. >> reporter: so he gave it another go.

>> when i put the guy down, he was like oh, my god. you just saved my life. i'm like, oh, my god. >> reporter: marcus ryan is likely more than a little sore today but grateful the bears linebacker who shares his love of brisket was there to save him from it. >> he said he thought i broke his rib. i was like, it was either your rib or your life. that's all i can say. >> i think he'll take a broken rib in that situation, right? >> yes, you absolutely will. it seems to many chicago bears fans that jay cutler has been on life support while playing many times, you think he'd help him out. >> if i choked on the cookie dough, would you help me? >> no, but i bet you would if cristiano choked. >> yeah, can i demonstrate? >> so jerrell was heading back to training camp, by the way, a few days early. >> my arms don't fit. can i do it side wise? >> you can give him mouth-to-mouth. >> is it workin'?

this morning on "world news now, this morning on "world news now," the president's son-in-law front and center in the russian probe. >> jared kushner returns to capitol hill today for a second day of questioning. hear what he said about his russian contacts after emerging from the first meeting with congressional investigators. and john mccain's comeback. we just learned about the senator's plan to return to washington today, this after his cancer diagnosis. why he's heading back in a matter of hours. and then new video of a police-involved shooting. see the suspect emerge from a suv, gun drawn, and hear why investigators are releasing it now. and then good vibrations. a distillery is using music to serenade its barrels. does that actually make whiskey any better? is that even possible to make whiskey better than it is?

>> i think we should sample it to really know for sure. >> we are digging deeper in the debate on this tuesday, july 25th. brian ross volunteering for this assignment. from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ good vibrations ♪ come on, come on ♪ such a sweet sensation >> it's almost as if we've already had the whiskey. >> no, but we haven't. sadly. we're still waiting on that one, but we going to start things off with president trump's son-in-law heading back to capitol hill today after taking questions from investigators for more than two hours. >> jarod curbkushner in a rare public appearance. >> he detailed four meetings with russian officials. now kushner insists he did not collude with russia and has nothing to hide. >> and this morning, kushner will speak again, this time before a house panel. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: the president's son-in-law was all smiles as he

arrived on capitol hill. >> did anybody with the campaign collude with russia? >> reporter: the behind the scenes power player is now front and center in the russia investigation. >> mr. kushner, do you regret that meeting at trump tower? were you in contact with the russians -- >> reporter: jared kushner is the first trump family member and highest white house staff member to be questioned by federal investigators. the 2 1/2-hour was behind door. he released a 11-page statement that he said fully accounted for his russia contacts during the campaign and the transition. his conversations with the russian ambassador, the russian banker, and that trump tower meeting with the russian lawyer arranged by don junior, who in an e-mail chain was told she was a russian government attorney who had dirt on hillary clinton. part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. don junior forwarded the e-mail chain to kushner with the subject line, russia, clinton, private and confidential. but kushner says he only read

the part of the e-mail directed to him, listing just at the time of the meeting. kushner called the sit-down itself a waste of our time, saying in a few minutes into it he e-mailed his assistant, can you please call me on my cell? need excuse to get out of meeting. he was still smiling as he left the capitol. >> jared, how did the testimony go? >> reporter: back at the white house, the notoriously private kushner made a rare appearance before the cameras. >> my name is jared kushner. >> reporter: he said all of his actions were proper. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. >> reporter: he also insisted that whatever happened with russia, it had nothing to do with his father-in-law's

victory. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign. and that is why he won. suggesting otherwise ridicules those who voted for him. >> reporter: the new white house communications director predicted this will be the last time kushner talks about the russians, but democrats say they want him back on capitol hill to testify in public. we asked him about that. >> thank you, sir. >> are you willing to testify in public and under oath? >> reporter: jared kushner will be back on capitol hill tuesday, this time meeting with investigators with the house intelligence committee, another closed session, still no word on when or whether kushner will appear in public testimony. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. senator john mccain is returning to washington today for a crucial vote on health care, just days after he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> republican leaders are hoping mccain will give them the majority they need to take up the legislation to abolish obamacare, but it's still not

clear exactly what version of the legislation they're voting on. but president trump turned up the pressure on republicans as he made a public pitch for the bill. >> the senate bill protects coverage for preexisting conditions and you don't hear this from the democrats. they like to tell you just the opposite, and they didn't even know the bill. they run out, they say death, death, death. well, obamacare is death. that's the one that's death. and besides that, it's failing, so you won't have it anyway. >> well, the president declined to comment when he was asked about the fate of attorney general jeff sessions. but new reports indicate he has spoken with advisers about firing sessions. last week, the president publicly berated sessions for recusing himself from the russia probe, and now mr. trump in a tweet referred to him as our beleaguered attorney general. that was actually followed by an eye roll. >> mr. president, should jeff sessions resign?

>> so the president posing with white house interns there, telling them the reporter was breaking the code, but it's actually quite typical for reporters to call out questions to the president and he often answers them. a florida man is facing the death penalty for a human trafficking tragedy in san antonio, texas. the driver, james bradley told federal investigators he didn't realize he was hauling human cargo. at least ten people are dead and nearly 30 others clinging to life this morning suffering from extreme dehydration and heatstroke. one survivor says he was charged $5500 to travel from mexico to the u.s. authorities say 25 of the undocumented immigrants found inside that sweltering tractor-trailer were from mexico. and a long legal fight to keep a terminally ill british baby alive is coming to an emotional end. instead of bringing little charlie gard to the u.s. for

experimental treatment, his parents are saying good-bye to their 11-month-old baby boy. abc's molly hunter has more. >> reporter: charlie gard's battle is over. >> we are truly devastated as charlie's devoted and loving parents. we've decided it's no longer in charlie's best interests to pursue treatment, and we will let our son go and be with the angels. >> reporter: through tears, charlie's mother, connie yates said her son is not brain dead and earlier treatment would have improved his quality of life. >> had charlie been given the treatment sooner he would have had the potential to be a normal, healthy little boy. we will have to live with this that will haunt us for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: that was at the center of this controversial trial. was there more to be done to give little charlie a chance at life as his parents argued? or should he be allowed to die with dignity as the hospital argued? it's every parent's worst nightmare. the pain on their faces recognizable across the world.

11-month-old charlie suffers from a rare mitochondrial disease. it's a condition without a cure that causes muscle weakness and irreversible brain damage. a pioneering treatment in the u.s. led them to court and to an american doctor. dr. michio hirano flew to examine him. but it was too late. but the latest has revealed the damage had been done. in two weeks, charlie would have been 1-year-old. and now he's being put in palliative care and being allowed to die. his parents say they'll spend every one of these last precious moments at charlie's side. molly hunter, abc news, london. >> our thanks to molly for that heartbreaking story. back here, some of the storm ♪ the southeast are packing an extra strong punch this week because they're moving so slowly. there were at least ten water rescues of drivers in the birmingham, alabama area. when several inches of rain fell

in a short period of time, as it did in alabama, it can actually overwhelm storm drains, especially in urban areas as you can see. streets flooded in phoenix after a second round of storms dumped more rain, more than two inches fell in just one hour. the flooding was especially severe in apache junction. about 30 miles east of the city. there were several rescues as well as drivers ignored those road closed signs. and in southern arizona, officials say they were very lucky they were able to rescue all 17 hikers from a flash flood. the first group that was rescued included a 4-year-old boy. his father was holding him above the water. the helicopter rotors got within 20 feet of the canyon walls as it lowered a deputy to where the hikers were stranded. the operation took all night. >> glad it was a success. getting to the altar is the top priority for a groom. having your tuxedo pretty close second. >> that's number two.

but the guy in this picture went without his tux after delta airlines lost his luggage. >> he and his bride were getting married in iceland. his bags with the tuxedo landed 1500 miles away in germany. >> that led to the tee shirt with the message, this wedding suit courtesy of delta airlines. you know, did he not have pants on the flight over either? >> the picture was captioned, if you want to wind up in the same country as your wedding outfit don't fly delta. they're not happy. >> in fact, delta loved the t-shirt so much, they plan to use that as part of their new slogan. >> there were some reddit users who said you know what? knowing how important it is to have your tuxedo, why would you check that bag? put it in your carry on and keep it with you. >> but we're not judging him, it's a good photo.

coming up, the distillery using music to make whiskey better. and a group of roller coaster riders trapped high above an amusement park. we'll let you know how they finally got those people down. and a woman under arrest, accused of causing a crash that killed her sister. all of it actually broadcasting live on social media. actually broadcasting live on social media.

several people in arkansas had to be rescued after a ro several people in arkansas had to be rescued after a roller coaster got stuck for about an hour. the riders at the hot springs amusement park were trapped about halfway up the 150-foot ride. crews had to bring riders water before manually returning the coaster to the station. the temperatures were in the 90s but no one was hurt. frightening moments for some fishermen when a fishing rod became a lightning rod. the five people were on a boat fishing for bait when the lightning struck blowing up the rod. this is what is left of that

fishing rod. >> ooh! >> can't even recognize it. so they think the rain jacket that one of the folks there was wearing actually saved her life. >> wow. unbelievable. and authorities have released some dramatic dash cam video of a fatal police shooting in atlantic city, new jersey. watson led police on a car chase before crashing into another vehicle and then opening fire on police. you can see him exit the vehicle with his gun drawn. the police responded by shooting watson more than 40 times. a grand jury found the officers' actions justified. but earlier this month, the state's top court ruled that dash cam footage of fatal police shootings should be made public. well, now, to that deadly california highway car crash that was live streaming even as the vehicle flew off the road. >> authorities are asking why the driver kept live streaming as her sister was dying in front of her. here's abc's matt gutman.

>> reporter: with her kid sister riding shotgun, police say sanchez live streamed her alleged drunk driving joy roridn central california. in an earlier video from her instagram page, she barely missed that black suv, with music blaring, a young woman believed to be her 14-year-old sister jacqueline crying out she's going to kill me. she drifted off and overcorrected. the car tumbled. three girls inside screaming. the buick smashing through a barbed wire fence, ejecting jacqueline just a day shy of her 15th birthday. and now this video going viral, shockingly, the driver picks up right where she left off live streaming. >> this is the last thing i wanted to happen, okay? >> reporter: police say she was under the influence and both of her passengers unbuckled. sanchez continues.

>> baby, wake up, baby! >> reporter: sanchez has been charged with gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. now, if convicted, she faces a maximum of a ten-year prison sentence. but what is certain is that she will be sentenced to a lifetime of guilt. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> that's horrible. coming up in our next half hour, a courtroom bombshell with the woman accused of murdering her fiance during a kayak trip, did to avoid life in prison. how one police department is trying to slam the brakes on road rage this summer. why police are saying highway flare-ups are getting out of control, next. why police are saying highway flare-ups are getting out of control, next.

it doesn't take much these it doesn't take much these days for drivers to go from zero to 60 on the anger scale and the result can be really bad. >> but one police department in texas has the initiative to crackdown on road rage. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: this is what happens when maddened motorists are pushed to the edge, driven to the point of making an irrational, sometimes deadly move. >> we're not going to tolerate behavior like this. >> reporter: and one police department has had enough with rage on its roads, after teenager dillen spade was shot and killed over an improper merge.

police in arlington, texas are now working on launching a new hotline to help to monitor highway flare-ups which officers say are getting out of control. these three 911 calls were all from this sunday alone. >> reporter: to help combat the problem, drivers will be urged to call a special number to report incidents. >> we will investigate that case further. we'll generate a letter, basically saying your vehicle was alleged to have been involved in a road rage or aggressive driving incident, and we don't tolerate that type of behavior, and here's tips to remain calm in traffic and drive friendly. >> reporter: across the country, road rage incidents like this bullet-riddled suv in virginia. >> they were jostling for position and unfortunately, this gentleman took it to the degree

that was jut unconscionable. >> reporter: or this where a young woman was shot in the head. incidents like these are on the rise. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, reported deadly crashes stemming from road rage have gone from 70 incidents in 2006 rising to 422 in 2015. and according to the gun violence archive, highway altercations involving guns have more than doubled in the past three years. with the road rage hotline, drivers would directly report any incidents of aggressive driving that they witness. and after that call is received, the perpetrator would then receive a warning letter in the mail. they've also created a task force of 100 officers solely dedicated to monitoring aggressive driving. the hope of course that everyone will get from point a to point b safely. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> and they say fatal car crashes involving road rage are climbing over 500% over the past decade. >> maybe it will help. we'll see. coming up, the mix and those good vibration whiskey. >> now we're talking.

>> yeah.

♪ ♪ don't stop till you get enough ♪ ♪ keep on ♪ >> all right, it is mix time. >> music can totally change your state of mind. >> yes. >> energy level. sometimes your emotions. >> yes. >> or apparently, the same is true for whiskey. not only can whiskey do all those things to you, but music can do all those things to whiskey, apparently. the spirit works distillery in california has been experimenting with using music to change the face and feel of their whiskeys. they separated 12 barrels for the music barrel experiment. six of those barrels get headphones and speakers. they get to listen to music all day. then six control barrels that get no music. apparently, the barrels that

listen to music taste better. >> get out of here. >> yes, and they've done this by the way in tuscany, there's a vineyard that does this with wine. they play mozart for some of their wine and the grapes right under the speaks ripen faster. >> it's like speaking to your plants, they do better, apparently. this makes these taste a lot better. by the way, the folks who were taste testing the whiskey who said their whiskey tasted better, they already had a head start on the other folks. the other folks were sober. >> oh. >> we love michael jackson, but this was one of the songs that they played for it. so let's move on from whiskey to a dog that's in a little bit of trouble you might say. so there's this wedding cake that was supposed to make it to liam and donna's wedding. and then they wake up one day and notice this.

>> ah-oh. >> their little black lab, bella, sitting next to the wrecked wedding cake. they have left the door of the cage open where the dog sleeps and she ate some of the cake. >> oh, no. >> and 20 freshly-baked cupcakes. >> oh, bella, licking her lips and all. >> licking her lips. >> looking guilty but licking her lips. >> oh, my god, but it's red velvet. >> oh, bella. >> bella's like, wait a second, velvet? >> luckily, they did get a baker to bake a new cake in time to get it to the wedding. >> yeah. on to the worst friend award nominee. check out what happens when several women gather around. they find a slug. one pretends to kiss the slug and then flips it right onto her friend's forehead. >> why? >> listen to the sound effects >> listen to the sound effects when t

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>> this morning on "world news now," john mccain is making his return to washington today, just days after being diagnosed with brain cancer. the senator's announcement comes as senate republicans are hoping to repeal obamacare with a vote today. we'll have the latest. and cleanup gets under way today after a rare tornado tears through a maryland neighborhood, plus a closely watched river that's expected to crest today. the football phenom. >> nearly 300 pound middle schooler who's already getting a scholarship offer from the best programs in the country. and he's the highest paid athlete in the world and now cristiano ronaldo is showing how we mere mortals can have rock hard abs like his in minutes a day. but can it really be done?

we'll have it in "the skinny" on this tuesday, july 25th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> do we really have to do cristiano ronaldo news? no joke, no joke. and i know that we have like huge guests normally on "world news now." we've had yanni, jeff timmons. from 98 degrees. >> kermit the frog. >> cristiano ronaldo is here in the studio with us. no lie. no lie. we'll have later on. and it is a huge moment. he's a friend of the show. but we're going to start with the make or break vote on the republican health care bill. so critical that john mccain is heading back to washington even as he battles brain cancer. >> senator mccain returns from arizona today to cast what could be a deciding vote on the open debate on repealing and replacing obamacare.

that could set the stage for a major victory for president trump. abc's megan hughes has the latest. >> reporter: president trump putting senate republicans on notice. >> any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare, which is what it is. >> reporter: gathering a group of people the white house calls obamacare victims, ahead of a health care showdown tuesday. hours after the white house event, the president raising the issue again at the boy scout jamboree, even threatening his health and human services secretary. >> by the way, you going to get the votes? you better get them. otherwise, i'll say, tom, you're fired! i'll get someone. >> reporter: giving majority leader mitch mcconnell a potential boost, senator john mccain who is recovering in arizona is now expected to return. but mcconnell can still only lose two republican votes to move the bill forward. >> we're here to make sure that the senators hear us, loud and clear.

we need to kill this bill. >> reporter: at the u.s. capitol, a torrential downpour and outpouring of the protests against the obamacare repeal efforts, while inside the capitol, confusion late monday about what measure is coming up for a vote. >> we haven't seen the bill. even the republicans haven't seen the bill that's going to be put before them tomorrow. >> reporter: vice president mike pence is expected here on capitol hill when this measure comes up. it will be in place to cast a tiebreaking vote if necessary. and the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner heads to capitol hill, facing a second day of questioning by investigators after being grilled behind closed doors for more than two hours. >> kushner told the senate panel

about two meetings with the russian ambassador, one with a russian banker and one with a russian lawyer, set up by donald trump jr. calling it a waste of time. he said all of his actions were proper and denied any collusion. >> i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. and i have been fully transparent in providing all transparent in providing all requested information. >> well, kushner also defended his father-in-law saying the president won because he had a better message and ran a smarter campaign. well, today, he's speaking with investigators from the house intelligence committee. and president trump has reportedly spoken with advisers about fearing attorney general jeff sessions. the president has been seething over sessions' decision to recuse himself several months ago from the russia investigation. well, now there's speculation that replacing sessions may lead to firing special council robert mueller. in an earlier tweet, he referred to him as our beleaguered attorney general. security changes are being

made at a site in jerusalem considered sacred to jews and muslims. israel installed those detectors after arab gunmen killed two police officers earlier this month. reports say high-resolution cameras will be placed at the site to provide increased security. and back here at home, nearly half of the 40 wildfires in the country are in montana. and by far, the largest in that state is the lodge pole complex fire. it has consumed more than 300,000 acres and a dozen homes. crews and equipment from 34 states are now there in big sky country. many ranchers have been burned out, losing their herds. the lodge pole fire is a combination of several fires started by lightning strikes. cleanup is under way on an island off maryland's after a tornado. one of the most tornados in years, they say. wind speeds reached up to 135 miles per hour. the tornado tore through the second stories of townhouses and leveled other buildings completely. one of the buildings destroyed was a recreation center.

>> freak of nature. and it does happen. and we're just thankful it didn't happen when anybody was in the buildings. >> there was only one serious injury reported, but a massive southern red oak, 66 feet tall, estimated at 200 years old was uprooted by the storm. the tornado started as a water spout on the chesapeake bay before moving onto land. and in the midwest, the rock river is expected to crest this afternoon in illinois, just six inches below the record. roads are nearly impassable. and some vehicles have become stuck. many yards and basements are also flooded. turning now to sports and with kyrie irving looking to leave the cleveland cavaliers, lebron james was in the market for a new running mate. enter derrick rose. the 2011 league mvp has signed a one-year, $2.1 million deal with the cavs. rose spent last year in new york with the knicks.

after seven seasons with chicago, he's averaged 19 1/2 points per game in his career. hope he has a healthy year there in cleveland. speaking of careers, most middle school athletes don't make college visits. they wait till high school for that. but most are not as big as nfl linemen. >> but this guy is. whoa. so take a look. that's jaheem otis from columbia, mississippi. and he's going into the eighth grade. >> unbelievable. eighth grade! he is listed at 6'4", 286 pounds. and he says he has a full scholarship offer from mississippi, mississippi state and alabama. >> wow, they're all wooing him already. he's not just big. he's fast, too. he ran the 40-yard dash in 4.7 seconds at mississippi's camp over the weekend. >> wow. he also plays on the middle school's baseball and basketball teams.

no word on how old he actually is. but -- >> so -- >> -- eighth grade. >> there's a little bit. >> 6'4". >> little conspiracy. maybe he might be older? >> like 35? >> yeah, jaheem is 35. he just happens to be in the eighth grade. >> good luck for him on a full scholarship. >> yeah, exactly. coming up in "the skinny" rachel brings the guys home to meet her family. so, how did things go? our senior international universal global analyst is here with all the details. and it's a case that made national headlines, a woman accused of killing her fiance during a kayaking trip. hear the surprising turn in court -- next. but first, here a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care.

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a train barrelling down the tracks with a woman trapped nearby inside her overturned car. the train passes without crashing into the woman. police say the driver was spared by just inches. firefighters and paramedics rescued that woman from the car. amazingly she was not injured. the legal fight between johnny depp and his legal team has taken a twist. the actor is embroiled in a $25 million lawsuit against his former business managers at tmg. they've since fired back with a countersuit. accusing the actor's extravagant lifestyle for his financial problems. and now depp is reportedly demanding that tmg strike from the lawsuit allegations that he has psychological issues and a compulsive spending disorder. and kiara, the last killer whale born in captivity has died. officials at sea world san antonio said the 3-month-old was being treated for an infection. early signs indicate that the animal was suffering from pneumonia, but it could take several weeks before park officials complete the investigation.

sea world decided to stop breeding orcas. we now turn to an about face in court. >> a guilty plea from the fiancee accused in the death of her husband to-be while kayaking on the hudson river. here's abc's adrian bankert. >> reporter: courtroom bombshell. the woman accused of murdering her fiance on a kayaking trip pleads guilty. angelika graswald breaks down in court after pleading to a lesser charge, avoiding life in prison. it was april, 2015, when graswald and her fiance vincent viafore went kayaking. graswald was distributing strange behavior during questioning including doing yoga and hop scotch. at the center of the case, the kayak's missing drain plug, graswald admitted removing it. this is our elizabeth vargas returning to the scene. >> this plug is what, half an inch in diameter?

>> reporter: her experiment shows that this kayaker had no trouble in an dent cam kayak with the plug removed. did you kill vince that day? >> no. i loved him. >> reporter: grawald is adamant she did not intentionally kill viafore. viafore's family is shocked and upset she'll be out of jail by this december. when we come back, the men still in the running on "the bachelorette. and you, too, can have cristiano's abs. >> he is right here in studio. i'm not a fan of his, but he's standing by literally right now. >> hi, cristiano. >> cristiano's next in studio, . cristiano's abs. >> he's standing by literally right now. >> hi, cristiano. >> cristiano's next in studio, . ♪ skinny when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing.

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skinny time. and things got serious on the bachelorette. >> yeah. so here to talk about all that happened, our senior bachelor analyst correspondent, expert, jack sheahan is here, we're almost at the end. >> thankfully, we're almost at the end. i was speaking with cristiano back there, he said we're going to take some photos later with an england and liverpool jersey on. >> not happening. >> i'm emotionally exhausted from all this as i presume you guys are as well. rachel, peter, eric and the analyst pick bryan, time to meet rachel's family. roll that beautiful bachelorette footage. peter was the first one up to meet the family. you'll notice that peter is still not wearing a breitling watch. before he arrived at the house, he told rachel, i'm falling in love with you. she said the same thing. and things went pretty well. so he talked to mom there.

they had their back and forth. it was what it was. eric was next up. you will notice he is not wearing a breitling watch either. >> not at all. >> eric has been coming down strong down the stretch. he's got a furlong to go. he asked permission from rachel's mom if he was going to go there. she said, yeah, that's cool, whatever. eric is ending strong. next, the analyst pick, brian. you'll notice, he is wearing a breitling watch for his visit. with the family. >> which they noted. >> which they noted. brian got quite a grilling from all of them. >> yeah, they weren't so sure about him. >> exactly. calling him smooth and charming and whatever. stopping just short of something, something artist. >> charming but not necessarily sincere. >> ooh. >> exactly, exactly. #slimy. >> car salesman. >> he came out medium well at best.

he also spoke to kathy, rachel's mom, got her blessing. so we'll see how that goes. next, off to spain. the lareoha region of spain. they took a helicopter ride. this is eric and rachel again. they finally -- when they got back on ground, they made their way to this romantic monastery. eric, he went there, i'm in love with you. there's that again. eric finishing up strong. next, peter and rachel at a winery there, the region is a big wine country in spain. >> again? huh. >> in spain, believe it or not. they did their best kendis and diane impression. crushing grapes. >> he took his socks off. who does that? >> crushing grapes. after all that, things got a little serious between peter and rachel. see, they disagree about a

potential engagement, if they're actually going to go there. come the end of this whole thing, rachel actually admitted peter and i may not work out. >> ooh. >> so peter might be in a bit of trouble. >> tense, tense. >> we'll see what's going on. next week a bit of scheduling. next week the men tell all, the analyst will not be here, thankfully. i'm going trekking in the hindu kush. >> you as well? >> yeah, the finale is the following week. so the analyst pick, brian still alive -- analyst out. >> oh! >> thank you analyst. >> i hope you survive your trekking there. >> all right, next up. >> yes. >> to posh spice spicing up our life. but also the life of her daughter. >> victoria beckham posted photos of her 6-year-old playing with those classic spice girls dolls. posh, sporty. >> spice up your life!

>> baby and scary and ginger. >> so the caption was, when you find out your mom was a pop star. >> ah. it's kind of cute, though, don't you think? >> yes, she, i guess, was unaware. she's a big spice girl fan and didn't realize. posh spice is mom! how cool is that? >> at one point she's like. >> you look just like this doll, that is so crazy. >> that's so weird. now we move on from pop to the world of classic rock. >> rolling stones guitarist, keith richards said on his youtube channel that the man band is heading into the studio very shortly to record their first album of original material in 12 years. >> the 73-year-old rocker says the success of the group's 2016 blues cover album "blue and lonesome," inspired the tracks,

scoreded the stones 37 top ten album on the billboard charts. cristiano.

♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> applause, applause. >> we don't even do like the normal clap here. this morning we deserve it. our bonus round, and we have a lot to get to. so, shall we, everybody, let's all welcome cristiano ronaldo to our staff, everybody. >> yeah! >> cristiano. >> thank you. >> hello, hello. >> cristiano, how you doing? >> he's actually never worn this much clothes. >> i know, which is kind of odd. talking about his abs and -- >> seems a little. >> too many buttons. he's not allowing me to undo them, but we know what's under there. men's fitness is now out with ronaldo's secret to his six pack

which we sadly cannot see at this moment. he has a simple formula of 11 exercises that take 15 minutes. >> but before you get too excited, this isn't exactly what cristiano ronaldo actually does. admitted to maintaining an intense, four hour, five day a week training regimen. >> i like the 11 minutes part better. >> there goes the six pack. >> well, whatever you're doing, it's working. >> i think he looks in the mirror and says, you are the greatest, you are the most beautiful person on the planet. you are awesome. god, he's so shallow. can we move on now? >> do we have to? >> he's only. >> give him a hug. get him out of here! >> can we take him out of here, please? >> no, he can stay. you can stay. you're good. you can hang out. >> let's move on, shall we? only the third best soccer player in the world. >> he's the number one.

>> he's on the french national team. first, look, brie larson as captain marvel. >> he doesn't appreciate that. >> over the weekend at san diego comic-con, marvel unveiled the physical images of concept art which larson also shared on instagram. and cristiano says he was a very big fan. >> this clearly won't be your mother's super hero. no super high heels, no cleavage. no short skirts, just a fierce female battling. >> captain marvel is the first female hero in the marvel universe to have her own film, which is set to hit theaters in 2019. isn't that so exciting cristiano? >> get this bum out of here! come on! >> we're talking about kendis, right? >> are we done with him? >> no. >> i'm just not impressed. >> why?

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making news in america this morning, a health care showdown on capitol hill. republicans facing new pressure from the president to repeal obamacare. the vote now just hours away. so critical. senator john mccain makes a return to the capitol. we are live in d.c. and trouble deepens for attorney general jeff sessions as the white house raises questions about his future. this as trump reconsiders support for a bill sanctioning russia. and new this morning, changes at the vatican. why pope francis has ordered all the famous fountains to go dry. and a wild ride caught on camera. it's about to get really uncomfortable in that camper.