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cell phone video and shared on social media. police say the stage rusher, jesse webb was asked to leave the concert by security before he jumped on the stage. police arrested webb for trespassing. they said he wasn't armed. but it was her backup dancers who tackled him and held him until security arrived. and taylor swift is sharing intimate details. all this over the former dee jay accused of groping her. >> the pop star opened up on the witness stand at her sexual assault trial, going into some explicit dether. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: pop star taylor swift on the stand, taking a stand against the former radio deejay she says groped her during a back stage meet and greet in denver in 2013, testifying that david mueller reached under her skirt, saying

it was a very long grab, long enough for me to be completely sure it was intentional, referring to this image ob by tmz, showing it shows his hand up her dress on her rear end.irst shehoug it s a aned f away fre le omat him, but it didn't let go. mueller denies the accusations and filed suit against the superstar, he says to clear his name. he's seeking $3 million, claiming the allegations cost him his job. swift telling his attorney that what happened to him is a product of his decisions, not mine, going on to say, i'm not going to let you or your client let me feel like this is my fault. she is counter suing for $1. they don't want to bankrupt him. they just want to send a message that you can say no. and her attorney opted not to cross examine swift. the trial moving on to the next witness, the radio station general manager who made the decision to fire mueller. kendis and diane? and our friend jimmy kimmel is sharing an update on the

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to start "the skinny" with a possible reconciliation for brangelina. >> so nearly a year after angelina jolie filed for divorce, "us weekly" says that the actress is second guessing the divorce. >> a source tells "entertainment tonight" that there's a pause in the divorce because they've both made the children their priority. but the source also underscores that the fact that nothing significant has changed in their relationship. >> "us weekly" reports that angelina is willing to take brad back if he shows he's committed to raising a family. so there's hope. >> there is hope. >> they have been married for two years, but they've been together for 12. hope for brangelina. >> see, there was hoping that jennifer aniston and brad back again. >> no, she's with justin theroux, they just celebrated their anniversary and all. >> he's a great prime minister of canada and all. oh, wait, that's trudeau.

all right, next to some high profile social media shares. >> starting with the beckhams. david, victoria and the rest of the game took over the show with one of the show's stars. >> mitchell! >> jessie tyler ferguson. there is ferguson there, striking that pose. he shared this image on instagram saying, we loved having you all. >> they look like they're having a good time. all right, next, who knew? our gma colleague, lara spencer. showing off her ripped abs in a striped blue bikini while vacationing in nantucket. >> wow, that photo has already wracked up more than 13,000 likes. >> good for you, lara, you got it, you flaunt it. >> talk about pop news. and nick lachey has cooled down from his 98 degrees days,

he shared a throwback photo from his boy band days. check out the tattoo. see what's different in this picture? >> yeah. >> yeah, well, he blacked out his 98 degrees inside his famous sun tattoo. ooh. >> in our bff, jeff timmons who was the number one singer there of that group. >> what is that? >> he has a 98 degrees tattoo. i just texted him. and his wife told him not to get rid of it. it's part of his identity. >> you have to own that thing. own it. >> yeah. >> you going to black out your tattoo, jack? >> not even close, no. >> how about you, kendis? >> no, i still have mine right here. >> i think i might get a 98 degrees tattoo now. >> go get it. >> i'm adding one on vacation. next, channing tatum busting out some moves at a gas station in north carolina. >> oh, did he ever. tatum is traveling the country

to promote his new film "logan lucky", and at a pit stop at a sunoco, he hit it off with an employee named beatrice. >> beatrice snapped on some tunes and shared a dance with a listener who busted out some of his magic mike moves, she actually didn't know who he was at first and he started to show off some moves. this isn't that new of a trend. it kind of happens to me every night when i go to the duane reed. just grab some beer. and walk on up. >> that looks a lot like my visit. oh, wow. >> this is normal. >> no longer looks like my visits. oh, wow. whoa. >> what is going on? >> woo! [ laughter ] >> i forgot that i went down low. >> where was security? [ laughter ]

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♪ so this week, both donald trump and mother nature turned up the heat. >> but the clouds cleared just enough for a controversial proposal on the bachelorette. here now, our weekly friday rewind. >> storms travel up the east coast, a possible tornado picking up this car, tossing it around a parking lot and tropical storm franklin making landfall overnight, hitting a popular vacation spot in the gulf. >> back here in the united states, the intense manhunt for the murderer of a police officer was taken into custody. charged with first degree murder. this in the death of officer gary michael. authorities say michael and the suspect exchanged gun fire in what started as a traffic stop

on sunday. >> we begin with north korea. president trump warning the regime today against making anymore threats toward the u.s. it comes after u.s. intelligence determined north korea's weapons program has now reached a dangerous milestone. >> north korea best not make anymore threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. >> the intelligence reports also found that u.s. intelligence now believes that north korea has 60 nuclear weapons, a far greater number than they thought before. >> a suspect shot by police and in the hospital after allegedly mowing down six soldiers. his target, the soldiers patrolling paris. counter terrorism prosecutors have opened an investigation into any possible terror links. france's interior minister calling today's attack a deliberate attack. >> the megastar battling a former country radio deejay, accusing him of grabbing her from behind during this meet and

greet in 2013. this photo leaked to tmz now evidence. mueller denies anything inappropriate, suing swift, saying she got him fired. will you be mine forever and marry me? >> yes! >> we're engaged! woo! >> now we start the rest of our lives. >> yeah. >> and peter's in wisconsin all by himself. >> oh. >> cops custard joint. >> the proposal heard round the world. >> proposal moaned and groaned all around the world. >> how long before pete is the bachelor? >> national thrift store day, thursday, august 17. yeah, baby. >> is that velvet? velcro. >> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. our headlines on "world news now." president trump is turning up the heat on north korea, saying his comment about fire and fury may not have been tough enough. he is issuing a new warning after north korea issues a new plan to strike guam. we have details and full coverage ahead. and the president stunned many in the u.s. foreign service community by thanking russia for expelling more than 750 american diplomats. the president said the move will save the u.s. a lot of money. there is no official reaction to trump's comments from the secretary of state. >> and get ready to say good-bye to dozens of applebee's and ihop restaurants. up to 160 combined in the u.s. could be closing, but more could be opening outside the u.s. and lottery fans are snapping up tickets as quick as they can.

hoping to cash in on two giant jackpots this weekend. both top $300 million. those are our top stories on this friday, august 11th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> be a lucky weekend. chances of winning both, one in a gazillion as jack says. one and never? >> one in don't even think about it. >> we'll get to that later in the show. we begin this half hour with president trump releasing a new wave of threats against north korea. >> the president says that his warning of fire and fury may have not been tough enough. tensions escalated further after north korea announced specific plans to launch four missiles over japan and into the sea miles away from the u.s. territory of guam. >> the president is warning that kim jong un will face a u.s. response like none other. >> let's see what he does with

guam. he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> the president is also criticizing his predecessors for not dealing with the nuclear threat from north korea. >> he said it's about time someone stuck up for the people of the united states and other countries. >> okay. so north korea is, as you know, threatening to launch that strike near guam, which, and they say in the middle of this month. and it would take just minutes to hit its target. >> so far there are no signs that either side is preparing for war, but the u.s. missile defense system is standing by. abc's jim avila reports from the south korean capital of seoul. >> reporter: all eyes on guam after that highly specific threat. the north koreans claiming in days they'll have a plan to launch four missiles into the ocean 20 miles from the island, a launch that would put those missiles on american soil in 14 minutes.

>> they would fly this missile towards guam, but over japan, over highly-populated parts of japan, which will be very, very provocative. >> reporter: the island, home to 160,000 american civilians and 7,000 u.s. forces on two u.s. military bases. making it a key launching point for any potential military strike. b-1 bombers regularly take off on practice runs. >> the military presence here, i'm pretty sure we're safe. >> reporter: u.s. officials say there's no visible military escalation on either side in response to the heated rhetoric. but for the u.s. and allies, there are several lines of defense at the ready. here in neighboring south korea, nearly 30,000 u.s. troops. these patriot missiles ready to shoot down any short-range missiles. the u.s. could try to stop a longer-range missile like the time north korea could launch

toward guam from several u.s. navy ships in the region. the last line of defense, the thaad antimissile defense system. in test, it has a 100% success rate, but it has never been tested with four missiles at once. a preemptive strike could be on the table in the next six to 12 months if sanctions do not work and if kim jong un continues to make progress on a nuclear-tipped missile a senior official tells abc news. but any retaliatory strike on north korea could be catastrophic. millions of civilians in seoul miles from the border could be targeted by north korea's artillery and more than 80,000 u.s. troops in the region could also be in the crosshairs. >> a preemptive attack would no doubt lead to a broader war, and the human toll would be horrific. >> reporter: the people here say they're immune to all the things they hear from the north because they hear it so often. but what's bothering them this time is that they're hearing it from the united states. almost everybody on the street you talk to can recite donald

trump's words, fire and fury, and it worries them. jim avila, abc news, seoul. >> and president trump is meeting with nikki haley as members of his cabinet express hope for a diplomatic solution with north korea. >> for more on what the president has on tap for food today and some of his other remarks raising eyebrows, we turn to arlette saenz. who is he blaming for the situation? >> yesterday he was starting to blame his predecessor, saying bill clinton was weak and infective when it came to north korea, and then he claims that president obama didn't even want to talk about north korea. we do know that president obama specifically warned president trump about north korea and the threat they posed during that oval office meeting. the obama administration hasn't responded to that, but there is a former spokesperson at the nsc

saying that the president's deflecting blame on his predecessors, because he has no strategy to de-escalate the situation himself. >> what's international reaction so far? >> there's a mixed reaction. we have folks over in germany and new zealand who have expressed frustration with the president's rhetoric. but then you have people like prime minister malcolm turnbull of australia. he spoke with vice president pence yesterday and he's been one of the people in the forefront coming out saying that they will come to the u.s. defense and step in if north korea does decide to strike guam. japan is also offering their services, and we know the u.s. is working closely with south korea as well. we're going to switch gears to another super power. in russia, this has caught some attention yesterday. the president thanked vladimir putin for kicking out hundreds of u.s. diplomats from russia. why? and what's the reaction? >> so the president said that he was thankful to putin for making this decision, because it's going to save the u.s. money,

that they needed to cut costs. there's actually no proof that it would save the u.s. any money. >> they're going to be on the u.s. payroll when they come out. >> and people in the state department currently serving and former diplomats are showing frustration, they said it's saddening that the president would make such a comment. some people were saying oh, maybe he was joking. there's one former ambassador that says if you are being generous, the president is showing putin he isn't bothered by this. >> you can't fire me, i quit! >> i'm leaving russia because i want to. arlette, thank you. it was a lengthy press conference the president had yesterday. a lot of heaines coming out. and we should also comment about the transgender service member ban. he would be doing the military great favor by instituting such a ban. he revealed that the pentagon is working on it. the new secretary of the navy said anyone who wants to serve in the military and meets all the requirements should be able

to do so. and we have an update this morning to a disturbing incident that took place in london. the jogger you see here, appearing to shove a woman to the ground in front of an upcoming bus was arrested. he was released pending further inquiries, but police shared that video to try to get help in locating that person. and police outside new york city are looking into the death of a high school football player during a conditioning drill. investigators say 16-year-old joshua maletto died when a log fell on his head. he and his teammates were carrying that log when it drop or shifted. the drill is potentially dangerous. >> quite honestly, i can see this happening if it's not done correctly, because accidents happen. and during football practice, during the summer, they don't have pads on. helmets, i don't remember. when doing it right, not really

dangerous, just very heavy. very heavy. you need strong guys to do it at least in the front and the back. it's still shocking nonetheless. >> shocking indeed. counselors will be available at schools within the district. long island's high school football season opens on monday, but they say they'll reexamine some of these drills. law officials in the san francisco area are touting the results of operation cold day, the two-year-long sting focussed on drugs and car thefts. resulted in 75 arrests. some of those taken into custody were gang members. about half of the suspects now facing federal charges. and now to a video of a clog that your plumber may not be trained to handle. >> take a look. that's an iguana. >> oh. >> being pulled from the toilet drain outside miami. >> oh, the toilet drain! >> a worker in a warehouse in medley, florida noticed things

weren't progressing as they should. >> progressing. that's a good way to put it. a plunger didn't work. so a fellow employees decided to remove the whole toilet. >> oh, my god. >> and that is when they say they saw the iguana staring up at them. >> shoot him. >> oh, no, thank you, that's my worst nightmare. >> i love how we backed up from the video as if we were going to get away from that. oh, my god. >> oh, boy. coming up, a train, a truck and a railroad crossing. this truck carrying a cargo full of candy tried to beat an oncoming train. later we'll take a look at the chilling back story of annabelle coming up in "insomniac theater." lle coming up in "inso theater."

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some of them were reportedly getting harassed online because the information was published on alt-right websites. amazon is making a move into the ticket business. they are looking for a distributor for tickets. it would put it in a direct battle with ticketmaster. they have been selling advance tickets in britain. if you go to a miami heat game, bring your smartphone. it is the first nba team to require mobile only. teams are shifting to the technology to reduce fraud. consumer reports has pulled its recommendation for microsoft surface tablets and laptops after the devices break too soon, within two years of purchase for 25% of those polled. that's much higher than other brands. microsoft disagrees, saying they stand firmly behind the quality and reliability of the surface family of devices.

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♪ a cyclist, researching performance-enhancing drugs stumbled onto a massive russian conspiracy. >> it could turn out to be one of the biggest scandals in sports history. we're up all "nightline" with dan harris. >> reporter: stunning accusation. russia cheated, taking advantage of its home turf. >> dozens of russian athletes, including 15 of the 33 russian medal winners were part of a state-run doping program.

>> reporter: a russian scientist. >> two people connected with the russian doping program are already dead. >> there never was antidoping in russia, ever. >> reporter: the explosive story now chronicled in the new netflix documentary icarus. >> reporter: is it safe to say when you started this project you had no idea what you were getting into? >> 100% no idea. >> reporter: film maker and amateur cyclist bryan fogel said he initially set out to understand how his hero, lance armstrong had managed to get clean drug tests for years, despite his doping. >> going to do an injection. exciting. >> reporter: so fogel decided to make himself the guinea pig. he would take enhancing drugs and see if he could pass the drug test. filming every step along the way.

>> i was very interested to see if it was still possible to evade detection. >> reporter: for help with his project, he was referred to dr. grigory rodchenkov. at the time, he ran russia's anti-doping lab. explosive revelations. >> it's worse than we thought. >> reporter: at what point did you know that your story's way bigger. >> putin appears on state television, and not only does he deny everything. he says that there was no state-sponsored doping in russia. and about 12 hours after that statement, gregory is on call to me, and he has two kgb agents living in his home protecting him, and he tells me that they're going to kill him. >> reporter: fogel says he immediately bought him a flight out of moscow to the u.s. he said he brought something with him, a hard drive filled with documents, detailing

russia's doping program. >> i realize that not only am i sitting on a nuclear bomb of information that changes all of sport history, he had come preparing to blow the lid off of this. >> reporter: according to rochenkov, people posing as workers swapped out dirty urine of russian athletes for clean samples. once safely in the u.s., he decided to go public and fogel was deeply intertwined. international outrage ensued. russia's participation in the 2016 games put into jeopardy. ultimately, only the russian track and field team would be blocked from competing in rio. putin has continued to deny the allegation.

>> i doubt that he ordered the actual doping to happen. but that he made clear that he wanted the athletes to win at any cost. >> reporter: u.s. intelligent agencies say the exposure of the doping scandal was one of russia's motivations for interfering in the 2016 presidential election. given your perspective on russia now, having been through what you've been through, what would you say to those who doubt all this? >> watch this film, and then tell me or tell the world that you doubt what russia is capable of. it's that clear and simple. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so he said it was quite a surprise for him that he stumbled upon this. >> that is a lot of information to stumble upon. >> and you're messing with a country that you don't really want to mess with. it's an interesting documentary indeed. >> looking forward to seeing it. also looking forward to seeing

this weekend's movies. we'll talk about them in "insomniac theater." movies. 'll talk a the "insomniac the ."

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yay, it's friday, and it's time for our "insomniac theater." >> we are starting off with a prequel to the spinoff of the conjuring. stay with me. so it tells the chilling back story the annabelle doll and its creator. he and hess wife opened their home to a nun but become targets of the malevolent spirit. >> we should leave. >> no. >> what is it?

>> we shouldn't be in here. >> why? it looked like a nice place? >> i'm scared just watching the trailer. >> so annabelle creation is scoring a solid 69% on rotten tomatoes, even if the critics are giving it mostly backhanded compliments. it goes to show how eager audiences are to be scared. and an unsightly doll can do the trick. hello, chucky. and a.a. dowd says its scares are of the fun house variety but executed with precision and panache. >> maybe they're afraid of the doll. next to a 3d animation featuring voices of will arnett and maya rudolph. "nutty by nature." the animals find a new home but face a brand-new enemy.

the city's crooked mayor. >> it's as pretty as a picture. >> it's perfect. >> liberty park generates zero profit. i got bigger plans than trees. an amusement park. >> they're going to destroy the park. >> it's a fat guy with a shiny shovel. how much damage can he do? >> oh, i get it. tiny shovel was a symbolic gesture. >> we're all going to die! >> so nutty by nature may be the one dead on arrival. here are the critics scoring it a dismal 20%. it's called a carnival of animated momentum. it tries to make up in slapstick zap what it lacks in character. roger moore writes, at least it's not "the emoji movie." ah, that's a burn. "the emoji movie" got like a 7% on rotten tomatoes. >> it looks so funny and the squirrels were so cute. and the title, nutty by nature. >> and it's not a crazed doll.

this morning on "world news now." trump doubles down. >> the president fires off a new warning to north korea, saying his first threat of fire and fury perhaps wasn't tough enough. but the defense secretary stresses diplomacy. are we getting mixed messages? >> and president trump is also calling out senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, telling him to get back to work repealing and replacing obamacare and tax reform. and the terrifying plunge. a car plummets seven stories off a parking garage. the driver at the wheel. what happens next? and the big night for tim tebow and one of his biggest fans. this one will put a smile on your face on this friday, august 11th. >> ah. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> if that one doesn't make you smile, you have no heart.

[ laughter ] >> you try to disprove it? we'll get to that. >> we will get to that. but we're going to start this half hour with president trump doubling down on north korea, declaring that his earlier threat to unleash fire and fury may not have been tough enough. >> and the president accused his predecessors of not doing enough to address north korea's nuclear threat. after the north laid out plans for a missile strike near guam, the president threatened the response the likes of which nobody has seen before, in his words. abc's cecilia vega reports from the president's vacation resort. >> reporter: president trump with a new warning for north korea if they follow through on that threat against guam. >> let's see what he does with guam. he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before, what will happen in north korea. you will see. it's not a dare.

it's a statement. has nothing to do with dare. that's a statement. he's not going to go around threatening guam and he's not going to threaten the united states. and he's not going to threaten japan. and he's not going to threaten south korea. no. that's not a dare. as you say. that is a statement of fact. >> reporter: the president delivering those tough words at his bedminster golf club and on the front steps of the clubhouse with the vice president by his side, he didn't hesitate to also take on pyongyang, calling his fire and fury statement nonsense. >> i don't think they mean that. and i think they, it's the first time they've heard it like they heard it. and frankly, the people that were questioning that statement, was it too tough? maybe it wasn't tough enough. they've been doing this to our country for a long time, for many years, and it's about time that somebody stuck up for the people of this country and for the people of other countries, so, if anything, maybe that statement wasn't tough enough. >> reporter: he's not backing down.

but he's also not telegraphing what comes next. as for a preemptive strike? >> we don't talk about that. i never do. >> reporter: as for negotiations? >> sure. we'll always consider negotiations, but -- >> reporter: this is president trump's real test over nuclear weapons, and in his first interview after the inauguration, the president told david he was confident he would do the right thing. >> let me ask you, right after the oath of office, they gave you the nuclear codes, the biscuit. >> right. >> how somber. >> somber. very somber. >> sobering moment? >> when they explained what it represents and the kind of destruction that you're talking about, it is a very sobering moment, yes, very, very scary in a sense. >> does it keep you up at night? >> no, but it's confidence that i'll do the right thing and the right job. but it's a very, very scary thing. >> reporter: in north korea marching in the street, the country rallying as it issued

that threat to strike the u.s. territory of guam. the president lobbed one more shot before walking off. >> and i will tell you this. north korea better get their act together, or they're going to be in trouble like few nations ever have been in trouble in this world. okay? >> reporter: and the president was also asked about his priorities in the terms of nuclear weapons. his response, quote, i would like to denuke the world and that nuclear is the greatest threat worldwide. he also said that when he took office among his first orders of business was to tell his generals to make sure that america's nuclear arsenal is quote, the biggest and finest in the world. cecilia vega, bridgewater, new jersey. >> it's not quite fire and fury from the defense secretary. his words more like diplomacy and military readiness. >> the u.s. missile defense system is standing guard. and abc's arlette saenz is also standing guard for us, monitoring this. and we are keeping you busy.

what's the latest on this? >> for the second time in the span of two days, the trump administration seems to be sending mixed messages when it comes to north korea. while the president says the message may not be tough enough, others have a more sober tone. mattis stressed it should be a diplomatic one. >> my portfolio, my mission, my responsibility is to have military options. should they be needed. however, right now secretary tillerson, ambassador haley, you can see the american effort is diplomatically led. it has diplomatic traction. it is gaining diplomatic results, and i want to stay right there, right now. the tragedy of war -- >> reporter: with his long-time experience in the military, mattis is also keenly aware of what a war with north korea would entail, and he warned it would be catastrophic.

while the president doubled down on his threats to north korea, he did leave the door open to potential negotiations, but that message is really overshadowed by his aggressive rhetoric of the one of the people leading the diplomatic push is nikki haley. she'll be meeting with president trump at bedminster later today. >> besides googling where is guam, another popular search has been what sort of military capabilities do we have in guam? >> there's two u.s. military bases in guam, which makes it a key point for launching a potential strike. b-1 bombers practice there regularly. now u.s. officials are saying there hasn't been a visible escalation of military activities on the north korean or u.s. side, but there are several lines of defense. in south korea, they have patriot missiles they can fire at short-range missiles. u.s. navy ships in the region that can target longer-range missiles and the final line of defense is in guam, where they have the thaad anti-missile defense system.

they can target a missile coming to the island. officials say if north korea were to launch a missile to guam it would take about 14 minutes to get there. >> they have a little bit of time to act. and try the anti-missile defense system. >> but there are a lot of risks associated with acting as well. >> exactly. >> if you miss, the repercussions are enormous. >> i think the repercussions all around are pretty rough. >> hopefully it never comes to that. arlette saenz, thank you. and now to the president's latest battle here at home. he's prodding mitch mcconnell to get back to work. >> the president sent that message to mcconnell by twitter first. and congress is in recess for august. but the president wants another effort to repeal and replace obamacare in addition to tax reform. >> mitch, get to work and let's get it done. they should have had this last one done. they lost this by one vote, for

a thing like that to happen is a disgrace and frankly it shouldn't have happened. >> the president was asked whether mcconnell should step down. he said if the senate leader doesn't get some of the economic measures done, then you can ask me that question. >> and the president also addressed the fbi raid on his former campaign chairman calling the move pretty tough stuff. paul manafort's home was raided last month. the president says he was surprised by the raid but minimized their relationship, saying manafort ran his campaign for a very short period of time. manafort worked on trump's campaign from march till august of last year. a jetblue flight heading to san diego was diverted to buffalo, new york after the pilot and two flight attendants became sick. emergency crews met them at the airport and took them to the hospital. some passengers reported a strong gas smell on board that plane. hours earlier, another jetblue flight heading to barbados forced to return to ft. lauderdale after three flight attendants reported feeling ill. both incidents under investigation.

a new lawsuit accuses walgreens for overcharging for generic drugs. the suit claims they are charging those for generics with insurance more than those paying out of pocket. walgreens says the suit lacks merit and it will defend itself vigorously. a young baseball fan had the experience of a lifetime and may have given tim tebow an a little bit of luck. >> this happened late last month. the new york mets farmhand cracked one. >> but it's what happened before the home run. while he was getting ready to hit, tebow shook hands with a thrilled seth. look at him. he is pumped. that is awesome. so the 10-year-old has autism and is battling cancer with a tumor behind his right eye. >> looks like he was having a very good day there. >> and tim has, his charity deals with a lot of kids with autism. so it is close to his heart.

>> great story. coming up, the biker who witnessed a hit-and-run accident and then took off after the car. trailing the car for miles. capturing the whole thing on video. we'll show you what happened next. and later, high tech eyes in the skies, drones to our rescue. and remember to find us on facebook, every morning around 4:30 eastern time we live stream from the studio. >> it gets interesting. >> and twitter, @abcwnn . twitter, @abcwnn what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay.

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police in austin, texas have just released this dramatic video. wait for it here. a bmw plunging from the seventh story of a parking garage to an alley below. it bounced off the back of that suv and landed upside down. people rushed in to help the trapped driver until emergency crews arrived there. at the time, police say the driver was seriously injured.

the driver of the suv was shaken up but expected to be okay. and for the first time we're seeing shocking video of a south carolina police officer being shot at point-blank range. >> take your hands out your pocket. shots fired! >> the entire 2016 incident was recorded on camera glasses worn by officer quincy smith. the suspect repeatedly ignored the officer's commands to stop. authorities say malcolm shot smith four times, never dropping his cell phone. officer smith survived. on wednesday, he was sentenced to 35 years in prison for attempted murder. >> glad to fknow that officer i okay. police chases happen almost daily. actually daily in california. >> a biker witnessing a hit-and-run took things into his own hands. capturing the whole thing are video as it happened.

here is abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: the daring highway chase caught on camera. >> whoa! >> reporter: this black mercedes sideswiping a car, slamming into others near san bernardino, california. the badly-damaged mercedes, taking off. a motorcyclist gopro attached jumping into action. the rider's dramatic call to 911. >> i'm in pursuit of a hit-and-run driver. >> reporter: the mercedes losing its front bumper. >> his bumper just fell out and almost hit me. >> reporter: the motorcyclist keeping a safe distance for 20 miles until highway patrol finally takes over. >> i just panicked. >> reporter: troopers say nathaniel sylvester arrested, suspected of dui. >> i didn't want to get involved, but i knew i had to do the right thing and chase him down before he killed or hurt anybody else. >> reporter: highway patrol says people shouldn't chase down suspects, but they're grateful this good samaritan was able to

do it safely. kenneth moton, abc news, los angeles. coming up in the next half hour. taylor swift takes the stand, sharing new details about the alleged groping by a former radio deejay. but first, it's almost daily that we hear how drones are changing the way we live. but we're getting a closer look at how they're used to save lives, coming up next. t ves, c up n tha...oh, burnt-on gravy?ie. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new cascade platinum powers through... even burnt-on gravy. nice. cascade.

♪ i want to get away ♪ i want to fly away ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah >> all right, speaking of flying away, we have seen a lot of drone use lately, used for photography, used for deliveries, there's even talk of drone taxis. >> yes, in dubai. but now drones to save our lives? apparently, it's happening. here's gio benitez.

>> reporter: this is a training exercise. >> go. >> reporter: simulating an active shooter scenario. volunteers playing frightened school kids and teachers. the weapons? paint ball guns, and the first eyes inside, a drone, clearing the hallway, then spotting the assailant. >> suspect left, suspect left. >> reporter: triggering the take down. >> suspect down. >> we got him. >> reporter: the entire time, that drone was watching what he was doing. that's how they knew where to go. the man behind the stick, officer barry moore of the mansfield police department in north texas. before the drone you goes through those doors, what's going through your mind? >> keep those officers safe, make sure i can get eyes on the bad guy and that they're not walking into something that's going to get them killed. >> reporter: part of the drone

task force in 2015 hours before a search helicopter could arrive. one of more than 300 that have added drones to their arsenals. these aircraft deployable in just minutes. more agile and up to 400 times cheaper than using a helicopter for those eyes in the sky. they're also being used by firefighters outfitted with thermal cameras. >> with better information comes better decisions. it's the next best thing since the fire hose. >> reporter: to show what it can do, i'm led into a fire training facility completely filled with smoke. that's me on the right. with members of the joshua fire department, i crouch down in the corner, playing a trapped victim. from the outside, there's no way for rescuers to know if anyone's inside. but a quick view with that thermal, and there i am. high tech firefighting. that's the way to do it. in the brandywine creek, we're going to show you how the drone can help save a life. we are with drone pilots from the wilmington police department.

and they are flying a life jacket to me. ten days ago they had a rescue right here. the water was over the rocks. and you can see right there all that debris is actually from a real flash flood. you can hear that powerful drone above me. i've got the life jacket. and now what this is going to do is give rescuers more time to actually get to me and save my life. you know, what's really incredible about this, more than 50 people have been saved with the help of a drone since 2013. >> soon you won't even need the life jacket. the drone's going to pick you up and take you away. >> is gio still in the middle of the brandywine creek? i'm curious. i didn't get to see it. >> they dropped off the life jacket and forgot about him. >> did he get out of there? >> great job. way to take one for the team. >> all right, coming up, the adorable, live tv photo bomb. >> pretty awesome. "the mix" is up next.

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so you never know what will happen on live tv. in scotland, this reporter was reporting on a race there. there he is, take a look, he's reporting and this kid wandered into the background, somebody tried to take care of that. easily. boom. >> amazing. >> so the kid's spotlight there, moment in the spotlight lasting very, very, very briefly. >> but living on forever on the internet. >> yeah. >> and animals are capable of many, amazing things. so it's not surprising tyler wanted to show off his dog's athletic abilities, so he posted a video of his dog catching a frisbee.

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this morning on "world news now." president trump turns up the heat on north korea, saying his earlier threat to unleash fire and fury may not have been tough enough. but it comes as the president gets a new warning from one of his predecessors. our reporter standing by. meanwhile, the stunning remarks from president trump directed at vladimir putin, why he's actually thanking the russian president for expelling hundreds of american diplomats. and also new this half hour. it's your weekend to strike it rich. >> more than $700 million is at stake in twin lottery jackpots, as we're learning about a recent winner made an instant millionaire because of his delayed flight. and this just in. love is not dead, at least not yet. brangelina getting back together?

why one source says brad and angelina have at least temporarily hit the pause button on their divorce, but could this spell a reconciliation? >> say it's so. >> can you spell reconciliation on this friday, august 11th? from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i-l-a-t-i-o-n? >> can you use it in a sentence? >> definition you mean? >> we'll have more on brangelina. >> exactly. when we thought love was dead. >> love is in the air. >> we think, except when you're talking north korea. >> not a lot of love there. so the president taking the war of words with the north to another level, announcing that he may need to go even further than fire and fury. >> the president railed against north korea again after the reclusive country defied his threat, announcing specific plans to fire missiles within miles of the u.s. territory of guam.

abc's emily rau has more. >> reporter: a defiant north korea not backing down in the face of president trump's overt military threat, and the president reinforcing his promise. >> frankly, the people that were questioning that statement that it was too tough, maybe it wasn't tough enough. >> reporter: the president tight-lipped on next steps, a sentiment echoed by james mattis. >> i don't tell the enemy in advance what i'm going to do. >> reporter: making a specific threat of his own to launch missiles near the island of guam in the near future. the territory home to key military bases and 160,000 americans. >> this missile that they're talking about has been very unreliable. and they've never launched it in multiples in salvos. it could be a convenient excuse to test the missile program further. >> reporter: north korea calling president trump's comments a load of nonsense, saying the president is a guy bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him. the increasing threatening

rhetoric coming as analysts believe scientists in north korea can produce miniature nuclear warheads that can fit inside the icbm missiles that kim jong un launched twice last month. and president trump saying it's time to stand up to the rogue nation. >> let's see what he does with guam. he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> reporter: emily rau, abc news, washington. >> and the president's words are getting some mixed reaction at home and abroad. >> including a former u.s. president who is slamming his approach. abc's arlette saenz has been following the reaction. good morning. what are you hearing? >> there's been everything on both sides. president trump claims that many other leaders are supporting the tone he's using, but he's also facing tough words from one of his predecessors. former president jimmy carter.

he's traveled to north korea as an official envoy several times and is criticizing the current president saying he's ratcheting up the already high-tension in the region, he warns the harsh rhetoric from each side has probably eliminated any chance of good-faith peace talks between the united states and north korea. another leader expressing concern about the president's language, the head of the united nations, a spokesman says he's troubled by the rhetoric coming from both sides. despite concerns about the president's rhetoric, allies in the region are ready to step in to help defend the u.s. the prime minister of australia, malcolm turnbull says australia would come to the aid of the u.s. if north korea attacks guam. turnbull spoke about the threat yesterday. >> a lot of people wondering what's going to happen next in this situation. let's hope they spend the weekend and dial things down. >> i'm okay not signing up for now.

thanks, arlette. president trump also shocked many in the u.s. foreign service about russia's expulsion of hundreds of american diplomatic employees. in russia, that order was signed by the president for punishment for election meddling. >> he said he was grateful to putin for making this decision to let go of a large number of people. because now we have a smaller payroll. there's no real reason for them to go back. so i greatly appreciate the fact that they've been able to cut our payroll for the united

states. we'll save a lot of money. >> the president offering gratitude once again to vladimir putin for letting go of those employees from russia there. there was no immediate official reaction from the state department, but privately, diplomatic sources expressed anger and sadness over trump's remark. >> and the uncertainty over north korea was the main reason for a steep slide on wall street, according to experts. traders sent the markets down for a third day in a row. yesterday's selloff was the biggest in nearly three months. the nasdaq was the biggest loser. losing more than 2%. a detective in the penn state hazing case believes information was erased on purpose. footage shows the disappearance raises more questions. >> it makes us wonder what could have been on this tape that's worse than what was left behind. >> the hearing moves into its fifth day today. a judge is deciding whether there is enough evidence to send the case against the now-closed fraternity and more than a dozen members to trial. and severe storms are rumbling over much of the u.s.

this morning from the rockies to the east coast. a vicious storm slammed into ft. collins, colorado. triggering flash flood warnings. forecasters say more of the same is on tap for today. they're also keeping a close eye on two tropical disturbances in the atlantic. one is churning over open waters near the bahamas and could develop into something strong over the next five days. the other is off the florida coast, less threatening but bringing heavy rain to the southern end of the state. a double dose of lottery fever sweeping the country with two enormous jackpots, topping $300 million up for grabs. >> it's the first time ever in lottery history that both games are offering prizes that high at the same time. the odds, however, aren't so great. sorry, debbie downer here, but tonight's megamillions, your chances are about one in 260 million and one in about 292 million for tonight's powerball. >> the odds of winning both, one

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so check out this motorcyclist in southern california, wearing a gopro and capturing his own terrifying plunge off a cliff. there you have it. 250 feet down. amazingly, he survived, thanks to all that brush. it dragged him, though, back up to the road to call for help. he had to be dragged up to the road. he's facing a long row discovery recovery from several broken bones. says he's lucky to be alive. >> incredible. quite scary. and britney spears had a scare as a man rushed the stage during her show. spears was quickly surrounded by security. the man was led off the stage.

the whole thing was captured on cell phone video and shared on social media. the stage rusher was asked to leave the concert by security before he jumped on the stage. police arrested webb for trespassing. she wasn't armed but it was her backup dancers who tackled him and held him. and taylor swift is sharing intimate details. about the photo op with the radio deejay went viral. >> the pop star opened up on the witness stand at her sexual assault trial, going into some explicit detail about how she says david mueller groped her. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: pop star taylor swift on the stand, taking a stand against the former radio deejay she says groped her during a back stage meet and greet in denver in 2013,

testifying that david mueller reached under her skirt, saying it was a very long grab, long enough for me to be completely sure it was intentional, referring to this image obtained by tmz, showing it shows his hand up her dress on her rear end. at first she thought it was a mistake, so she leaned away from him, but it didn't let go. mueller denies the accusations and filed suit against the superstar, he says to clear his name. he's seeking $3 million, claiming the allegations cost him his job. swift telling his attorney that what happened to him is a product of his decisions, not mine, going on to say, i'm not going to let you or your client let me feel like this is my fault. she is counter suing for $1. they don't want to bankrupt him. they just want to send a message that you can say no. and her attorney opted not to cross examine swift. the trial moving on to the next witness, the radio station general manager who made the decision to fire mueller. kendis and diane? >> and our friend jimmy kimmel

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ah, yes, so now we're going to start "the skinny" with a possible reconciliation for brangelina. >> so nearly a year after angelina jolie filed for divorce, "us weekly" says that the actress is second guessing the divorce. >> a source tells "entertainment tonight" there's a pause in the divorce, because they've both made the children their priority. but the source also underscores that the fact that nothing significant has changed in their relationship. >> "us weekly" reports that angelina is willing to take brad back if he shows he's committed to raising a family. so there's hope. >> there is hope. >> they have been married for two years, but they've been together for 12. hope for brangelina. >> see, there was hoping that jennifer aniston and brad back again. >> no, she's with justin theroux, they just celebrated their anniversary and all. >> they just celebrated his election in canada. oh, that's trudeau.

next is high profile media shares. >> and the beckhams. that is david and the rest of the gang took over the show with one of the show's stars. >> mitchell! >> jessie tyler ferguson. there is ferguson there, striking that pose. he shared this image on instagram saying, we loved having you all. >> they look like they're having a good time. all right, next, who knew? our gma colleague, lara spencer. turning the internet on fuego, people. showing off her ripped abs in a striped blue bikini while vacationing in nantucket. >> wow, that photo has already racked up more than 13,000 likes. >> good for you, lara, you got it, you flaunt it. >> talk about pop news. and nick lachey has cooled down from his 98 degrees days, he shared a throwback photo from

his boy band days. check out the frosted tips. more importantly, check out the tattoo. see what's different in this picture? >> yeah. >> yeah, well, he blacked out his 98 degrees inside his famous sun tattoo. ooh. >> in our bff, jeff timmons who was the number one singer there of that group. >> what is that? >> he has a 98 degrees tattoo. i just texted him. and his wife told him not to get rid of it. it's part of his identity. >> you have to own that thing. own it. >> yeah. >> you going to black out your tattoo, jack? >> not even close, no. >> how about you, kendis? >> no, i still have mine right here. >> i think i might get a 98 degrees tattoo now. >> go get it. >> i'm planning one on vacation. next, channing tatum busting out some moves at a gas station in north carolina. >> oh, did he ever. tatum is traveling the country

to promote his new film "logan lucky", and at a pit stop at a sunoco, he hit it off with an employee named beatrice. >> beatrice snapped on some tunes and shared a dance with a lister who busted out some of his magic mike moves, she actually didn't know who he was at first and he started to show off some moves. this isn't that knew of a trend. it kind of happens to me every night when i go to the duane reed. just grab some beer. and walk on up. >> that looks a lot like my visit. oh, wow. >> this is normal. >> no longer looks like my visits. oh, wow. whoa. >> what is going on? >> woo! [ laughter ] >> i forgot that i went down low. >> where was security?

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♪ so this week, both donald trump and mother nature turned up the heat. >> but the clouds cleared just enough for a controversial proposal on the bachelorette. here now, our weekly friday rewind. >> storms travel up the east coast, a possible tornado picking up this car, tossing it around a parking lot and tropical storm franklin making landfall overnight, hitting a popular vacation spot in the gulf. >> back here in the united states, the intense manhunt for the murderer of a police officer was taken into custody. charged with first-degree murder of officer gary michael. authorities say michael and the suspect exchanged gun fire in what started as a traffic stop

on sunday. >> we begin with north korea. president trump warning the regime today against making anymore threats toward the u.s. it comes after u.s. intelligence determined north korea's weapons program has now reached a dangerous milestone. >> north korea best not make anymore threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. >> the intelligence reports also found that u.s. intelligence now believes that north korea has 60 nuclear weapons, a far greater number than they thought before. >> a suspect shot by police and in the hospital after allegedly mowing down six soldiers. his target, the soldiers patrolling paris. counter terrorism prosecutors have opened an investigation into any possible terror links. france's interior minister calling today's attack a deliberate attack. >> the megastar battling a former country radio deejay, accusing him of grabbing her

from behind during this meet and greet in 2013. this photo leaked to tmz now evidence. mueller denies anything inappropriate, suing swift, saying she got him fired. >> will you be mine forever and marry me? >> yes! >> we're engaged! woo! >> now we start the rest of our lives. >> yeah. >> and pete's in wisconsin all by himself. >> oh. >> cops custard joint. >> the proposal heard round the world. >> proposal moaned and groaned all around the world. >> how long before pete is the bachelor? >> national thrift store day, thursday, august 17th. >> is that velvet? velcro? >> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for

making news in america this friday morning, the overnight military training missions in guam as tensions rise between the u.s. and north korea with president trump doubling down on his threat. and people in the u.s. are wasting no time in case of an attack. when it comes to bomb shelters, business is booming. we'll show you where they're already sold out. and new this morning, two flights diverted after crew members got sick. both planes from the same airline. what's causing people on board to get so ill? and tim tebow does it again hitting another home run, but it's what happened before the hit that's making this one extra special. and we do say good morning on this busy fda