everybody starts to clap when he pulls out this jersey and he's like -- >> the nemesis football club, right? his anti-fan. >> this is not funny. >> that's a look of disgust. >> this happens to be a rival team. he throws it at the camera and walks off. his favorite team is not inter milan! this poor guy has his arm over his eye. >> give him aed r joke. >> not so fast, there is another gift. >> ac milan? >> pops the top on the box. he's like, really, still doing this? there's another gift inside. rips open the ribbon and then the packaging. >> very different reaction. >> yes, because that's his squad and they scored.

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came back and tied it at 41. but failed on a two-point conversion and then san francisco recovered and couldn't score. the rams hold on for a defensive struggle. 41-39. >> all right. >> in the highlighter bowl there. and four big league basebal extent protective netting in their ballparks. that comes after a girl was hit by a line drive at yankees stadium this week. the girl is all right. but it left the hitter who hit that ball in tears. many were emotional. protective netting will be expanded in san diego and seattle and denver. turning now to a group of police officers in atlanta who are being hailed as heros for their quick thinking in the moments after a fiery crash. >> this morning, we're getting our first look at just how they managed to free the victims who were trapped inside that car. abc's steve osunsami has more.

>> reporter: the two people trapped inside this crashed and burning vehicle are alive, thanks to the quick work of these atlanta police officers. >> get out! >> people in there? are there people in there? >> yes. >> reporter: in their police body cams you see them running with small fire extinguishers, trying to put out the car before it explodes in flames. >> oh, my god, the car's in flame. oh, my god. >> reporter: the doors are locked.s. oh, my god. >> reporter: the doors are locked. the fire department is still on the way, and the victims have broken bones and are screaming. the officers tried breaking windows. officers daniel mccall, skillman, brooks and valentine were able to put out the fire in time. this was the car after the fire department used the equipment to get them out. >> i signed up for this job to help people. i never second guessed. >> reporter: the city is celebrating these officers. hospitalized in serious condition. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> quick thinking on their part. when we come back, tom brady's secret to avoiding sunburns.

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♪ skinny ♪ so skinny skinny time. and we start things off with a stunning claim by tom brady. >> the patriots quarterback is proving in his new book that he is immune to sunburn because he drinks two and a half gallons of water every day. >> oh. >> do you believe that? we know that he has a weird diet, an interesting diet, but this is really absolutely -- >> it's good for you, right? >> what are you doing? >> i'm finishing my five gallons for the day, because i missed yesterday. >> it's not just water. >> it's not just water? but i -- >> it's a five gallon tank. >> but i drank. i thought i was -- >> no. >> so i drank all this for nothing, is that what you're

telling me? >> he goes on in his book if you read the fine details, it's to promote his electrolyte drops which he encourages readers to use in their own water. he puts it in the water. >> i didn't have time to raid the rest of it, i was busy drinking water. >> and heading to the bathroom no doubt. >> yeah, i'm going to have to take care of that in a little bit. >> the cdc recommendations for protecting skin from the sun do not include hydration. >> but -- do you know how much water i drank? okay. noted. >> great until you find out about water weight. that's a whole other crazy thing. all right, next up, there have been quite a few michael jackson look-alikes over the years, but this next guy looks enough like the king of pop that some are wondering, could he be the real deal? >> look at that. >> oh, ho, ho! >> that is not -- this photo of

a man in a car, identifying him m.j., is that you? are you back? >> that is uncanny. >> that is crazy. so much in fact that it has google fooled. an image search using that photo generates 21.7 million results of jackson himself. >> google says once you put in that image, the best guess for this image is michael jackson.tt one. >> the twittersphere is loving this. one person on twitter says he shouldn't take selfies while driving. he might get hit by a smooth criminal. >> another person asks -- ♪ did he rock with you all night ♪ >> this is my favorite one. another woman whose name happens to be annie says that the same person kept asking, are you

okay? ♪annie, are you okay >> they went on, somebody -- you want to be starting something. ♪ want to be starting something ♪ >> frank's favorite is "black or white." >> oh, ho, ho, get that? >> i see what you did there. >> like that? >> i see what you did there. >> a look alike. >> we'll keep frank on the desk for the next one. frank was confused by that guy as well, he thought he was m.j. >> do you think when he looks in the rear view mirror that he sees the man in the mirror, that guy? >> let's move on, shall we? we should move on, tale, to a touching tribute to man's best friend by the sexiest man alive. >> ryan gosling has been spotted wearing his dog's tag around his neck.e noenn h 16-year-old terrier, george, since december, when he was pictured taking his dog to an

animal hospital, so he's been spotted wearing his dog tag at every social event since then. >> gosling has previously referred to george as the great love of his life, taking him virtually everywhere, even on the set. >> on the set? that's weird. to bring your pet onto the set? >> it's only awkward if it's a rabbit. >> frank resents that comment. >> frank resembles that comment. finally, if u time. >> that's right. madonna, kim kardashian, there was cher. one of the original hollywood a-listers, and she used to wear the most provocative outfits ever. >> now the 71-year-old admits to "people" magazine that while she no longer fits into her outfits from the '70s she refuses to throw them out. >> she used to be 106 pounds, now she's up to 126. despite that weight gain she hangs onto the outfits for nostalgia.

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city, dozens confirmed dead, buildings coming down. at least 21 children and four teachers killed after an entire wing of an elementary school collapsed. rescue workers scrambling to fi. >> we've been here for eight hours watching rescuers. one thing they allthey are, s not leaving here until they pull the last person out of that school. >> words of war, the world reacts to president trump's defiant america-first speech. where he hammered iran and threatened to totally destroy north korea. >> the united states has great strength and patience. but, if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> it was five years ago today that i had my bone marrow transplant. treatment for cancer can lead to other serious medical issues. and that's what i'm facing right now.

it is something that is called mds. >> a rare and deadly blood disorder that required an agonizing bone marrow transplant. >> my big sister is a virtually perfect match for me. and she is going to be my donor. she's going to be my donor. >> what's your message today? >> left foot, right foot, breathe, keep moving, keep believing that the bist es et y to come. >> and robin said you only find a family member as a match in about 30% of cases so many people don't have that. so she's promoting an organization called "be the match", where you can fill out the application online, they mail you a kit where you swab and you could be in the registry to possibly be a match for someone else. >> that's it for this half hour. this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

welcome to "world news now." i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson with some of the top headlines we're following this morning. teams of u.s. search and rescue experts are now in mexico. trying to locate people still trapped in the earthquake rubble. some families are complaining they're being kept in the dark about any progress being made. turks and caicos are next on the path of hurricane maria. and puerto rico is among the many thousands in the caribbean trying to recover. president trump will be in alabama today to try to rally support for luther strange. he chose an establishment candidate over the one beloved by his base. the marine corps is poised to have a female infantry

officer for the first time. she graduates on monday after completing grueling 13-week program. the first woman to pass it since it was opened to women in 2015. those are some of our top stories on this friday, >>ptember 22nd. "world news now." good morning to you all. we begin with the international effort to rescue people still trapped in mexico. >> that includes a team from the u.s. who brought five dogs with them. some equipment was developed after a similar mission following the 1985 mexican earthquake. >> nearly three days have passed since the earthquake and the time to find survivors may be running out as matt gutman reports. >> reporter: 48 hours after the earth shook and the buildings

here came down, new images of survivors being pulled from tombs of rubble. these mexican firefighters easing this woman out of a hole in the ceiling. first the legs, then the rest of her body. she emerges wi toklot f o shock and those tears. over 50 people have been rescued here since that massive 7.1 magnitude quake on tuesday. but there are still families waiting by the lists of the missing, desperate for word of loved ones. the l.a. county fire and rescue team arrived with special equipment to assist in the searches. among the most dramatic rescues, these children at the henrique rebsamen school. bystanders cry as they coax the children to come through the gap in the wall. scooping them up. after more than 36 hours, the entire nation was transfixed on this flattened school, hoping to see one more chicues r.ed

the education minister telling me they believed a young girl was inside. >> the rescue teams inside said they made contact with her. rep voice? >> yes, the rescue teams heard her voice. >> reporter: teams of thousands of rescuers and volunteers, dogs and sensitive microphones and endless bucket brigades digging through the rubble. they deposited all the children's belongs here, book bags, books and toys. and the desperate demands for silence. but the stunning announcement. officials announcing there was no girl after all. all the studen are a ouccfor. 19 losing their lives here. what you're certain is that there are no kids from this sco. certainty. officials here say they're going

to continue working until they ensure that there is nobody left in that rubble. but just now all of us have bee area, because the one part of the building that is still atin. matt gutman, abc news, mexico city. >> quite an effort there in mexico city and the surrounding areas. in the other meantime, the prolen fretrumlop ngdoeswi plan. visit puerto rico after the island was in his word, obliterated by hurricane maria. >> the storm is being blamed fo. power is still out on the vast majority of the island and may not be restored in some areas for months. today fema, with the help of the military is sending generators, water, food and temporary shelters to puerto rico. puerto rico's governor says the island is experiencing a humanitarian emergency. aid is also on the way to the u.s. virgin islands where the message from the governor there is we need help. the only electricity in the territory is coming from generators. a complete power restoration could on mkes.th damage appears to have been on the island of st. john from irma. as far as what the storm

will do next, it's likely on a path that will send it bending northeast as it heads out to sea. it's set to remain a major hurricane as it moves away from the caribbean. but the spaghetti models have it missing the main land of the united states but there could be rough surf and dangerous rip currents along the east coast. north korea says they may test a hydrogen bomb. and kim jong un responded to president trump's speech at the u.n. with a barrage of insults. he called president trump mentally deranged and a gangster. meanwhile, the united states has imposed new sanctions. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: after threatening to annihilate the entire nation of north korea, president trump put aside war talk fire diplomacy. announcing a new round of economic sanctions. >> a new executive order will cut off sources of revenue that

fund north korea's efforts to develop the deadliest weapons known to human kind. >> reporter: trump also announced that china is now taking new steps to isolate kim jong un. >> china, their central bank has told oirhe berth massive banking system, to immediately stop doing business with north korea. >> reporter: it's a striking difference in tone from earlier this week. stngthnd patience.es has great tito selffe or its allies, we have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> reporter: i asked u.n. ambassador nikki haley about that. what exactly did he mean? under what circumstances would he consider totally destroying north korea? >> i think that's just common sense. if for any reason north korea attacks the united states or our allies, the u.s. will respond. peri. >> reporter: jonathan karl, abc

news, new york. >>y of the brain of a rmer new england patriot aarot hernandez shows he suffered an extreme case of the brain disease cte. doctors are calling it the mos severe case they've ever seen in someone hernandez's age. he was serving a life sentence for murder when he committed suicide in april. a lawsuit on behalf of his daughter has been filed against the nfl and the patriots. it claims they're hiding the truth about the dangers of football. and the world's richest woman has died. the l'oreal heiress, lillian bettencourt had a net worth of an estimated $44 billion. she started working at the company at the age of 15 and inherited the company when her father died in 1957. bettencourt's family says she died peacefully at home in a paris suburb. she was 94 years old. the original multi-colored

trix cereal is coming back, complete with the loving, artificial coloring. >> general mills is bringing back classic trix to store shelves next month. they went natural last year, getting rid of artificial flavors and colors, but esntrepaa , lysp customers missed some of those artificial vibrant colors. and the nostalgic taste was also gone. >> pigment-loving fans are happy, including -- >> the silly rabbit. >> the silly rabbit. what do you think, frank? frank prefers to eat scripts. he does not f>> he doesn't see the world in colors. >> i do think if you gave him trix we definitely eat them. frank is sticking around. because tomorrow is a big day. it is international rabbit day. and ahead, we have an expert on rescue rabbits. joining us with everything you need to know about how to adopt one of these little guys and how to care for your own pet bunny. first, facebook admits that russia did buy thousands of ads

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he was emotional when he was found, but definitely exhausted after being out there all that time. facebook admitted that russian agents did buy thousands of ads during the presidential election. >> and id emt anllow n h over to congress. here's brian ross. >> reporter: after months of stonewalling congress, facebook. its founder mark zuckerberg agre more than in 3,000 russian-linked political ads. >> i don't want anyone to use our tools to undermine demoy.accr that's not what we stand for. >> reporter: russian companies spent more than $100,000 on the ads. many of them praising dona trump or attacking hillary clinton. millions of americans saw them and just this week clinton said facebook has to own up to the problem. >> i don't think anybody can, with a straight face say that the russians did not set out to influence our election, and they did so. this latest revelation, about the way they bought ads on facebook and targeted them,

we're going to find out a lot more. >> reporter:ebac frek ood fu reveal who paid for political ads. zuckerberg says that will now change. >> we can do better. >> reporter: facebook at first denied to congress they had posted any ads placed by the russians. >> when i raised this issue last winter, couldn't happen. it was a crazy idea. they weren't crazy ideas.ad they have also found huge numbers of fake facebook pages linked to the russians like this one, discovered by the "new york times," supposedly an anti-clinton father living in pennsylvania, but he didn't exist. the picture was actually of someone in brazil. only facebook knows who actually paid for the ads and against whom they were directed but a disproportionate amount of fake news was aimed directly at this swing states in the election. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> and facebook's decision comes less than a day after twitter announce iatthllwit

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september 23rd is an september 23rd is an international holiday that's very near and dear to my heart and frank's heart, because it is international rabbit day. not only is frank here to help us talk about the holiday, but he has a ton of friends with him today as well as the all about anthits rescue. yok i know you guys have a big adoption event coming up.

i just wanted to talk through a little bit about rabbit adoption. i get asked so many questions about frank, and it's amazing what little people know about how great pets rabbits can be. walk us through some of the questions you get at the shelter. >> okay. surely. this is sherry. she was found in a park in queens. it happens that she was spayed when we took her to the vet, which is really unusual. this is lola. we took her from the new york city shelter, where we are a partner. these are two healthy girls. to the right maui and oahu. brother and sister, they grew up together. >> they look like little stuffed animals. >> they're very cute. >> one of the questions i get is how long rabbits can live. and the answer varies quite a bit. >> yes. rabbits, if well taken care of, can live anywhere from 8 to 12 years. that means proper diet, proper exercise, stimulation, and lots of love and attention. >> right, this is not a quick, two, three-year pet. and a lot of people ask about diet. you watch bugs bunny, bugs bunny eats carrots.

people think rabbits eat carrots. how do you take care of them? >> the most important aspect of their diet is hay. it helps move their digestive system along as well as trim >> talk about the affection they get. they all have their own different personalities and quirks. he's so loveable. he sits next to me on the couch, watches tv with me, cuddles up next to me. i post a lot of videos and people are always surprised, i can't believe he's a bunny. he acts like a dog. if you give them affection, bunnies give you this affection back. what are some of the important things about having a rabbit as a pet. >> they do interact. they'll nudge you if you stop petting them. which is very cute. >> frank will hey, he almost smacks you. keep petting me. >> a lot of fun things about rabbits are the little antics they have. they do the bunny 500. >> frank does that a lot. it's like a full sprint.

you can barely see them go. it's like a little blur. >> they're just cute. they have cute behaviors. they're very curious. >> they're very curious. i want to go over to the exercise area. i want to show off some of the things and toys bunnies can do. they have a lot of fun, and they really love to explore. this is maui and oahu, right? >> rabbits need stimulation, a x-n th youan purchase ch as an online very inexpensively. they need a hide-yes box, we have a dog bed over here, of course a litter box.. and we advocate for rabbits having bowls, because they can drink as much water as they need versus the bottle. >> you can litter box train a rabbit. frank has a cage, but it is alwayspen. just like a dog o or a cat, he s full run of the house and he goes in his litter box. a really easy pet to take care

of in that respect. what's best place to go to to get a bunny? pet stores sell them, but that's not what you recommend. >> right. there is no reason to purchase a rabbit from a pet shop or a breeder. there are thousands of rabbits on petfinder.com. we also have rabbits that's all about rabbits rescue.org. >> we adopted frank from a rescue, as well. rescues are great because they can help guide you through, give you starting lessons if you're a first-time rabbit owner and the rabbits will already come neutered or spayed and you would know any health issues they have. and you're taking in a pet that need as loving home. thank you for coming on. >> you're welcome, you're welcome. thank you, all yit loud fufre t only for visiting but for spreading more knowledge about adopti rabbits. and you can find out about adopting a bunny near you on our website, wnn fans.com. and you can find more on pet finder.com. thank you again. we'll be right back. you're watching "world news now." what do you think, franks?

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♪ frank has decided to join us ♪ frank has decided to join us for "insomniac theater" today. >> that's because he wanted part of the scripts. but we're going to start with "kingsmen", the golden circle. it is a sequel to the action spy series. and it's reaching for new allies in america to battle a new ruthless enemy. >> today marks the beginning of a new age, but i'm going to show you. say good-bye to the kingsman. >> a bit of a save the world situation here. >> welcome to statesman. >> your american cousins. we'll be working side by side. >> let's get started. >> yes, so the star-studded film jam-packed with heavy hitters as colin firth, julianne moore.

that was halle berry in the glasses and elton john. it's not gaining traction with the critics. they have giving it a 50% splat on rotten tomatoes. one calls it a truly cynical painfully retrograde pastiche of meaningless pop nostalgia wrapped around sensational fun. i like it. you had me at fun. peter traverse, our colleague says even when it stops making sense, "kingsman" is unstoppable fun. >> some think it's fun. >> some think it's fun, but everything else is ridiculous. >> frank wants to see it. the first one was so good. next up, battle of the sexes starring emma stone and steve carell, based on the match with billie jean king. and bobby briggs. one of the most-watched events of all time. king was struggling with equal

pay and her own sexuality. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is custer's last stand. this is a lobber versus a lebber. the more nonsense you spout, the worse it's going to be when you lose. >> i'm the champ. why would i lose? >> because dinosaurs can't play tennis. >> i'm going to put the show back in chauvinism. >> ooh, throwing a little shade. kind of like when the boxers go head to head. and the critics by the way are loving battle of the sexes, giving it a solid 88% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. peter debruce writes it should appeal to both audiences old enough to remember and old curious to want to know more. and one says laugh all you want. >> and many are saying she'll get an oscar nomination.

this morning on "world news now." parts of the caribbean laid to waste as hurricane maria heads north. >> we're getting our first look at some of the devastation in puerto rico as millions face power outages that could last months. this as other islands deal with total devastation. we have the latest on the storm's path through the weekend. and tensions between the u.s. and north korea boiling over as kim jong un delivers a statement on camera, blasting president trump with insults and direct threats. as we hear new reports that the leader trump now calls rocket man is preparing for another nuclear test. the latest developments. then a fatal shooting in questions about the police use of force. a man shot dead after allegedly. it turns out that man was deaf.

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>> it first made landfall in dominica. the country's prime minister says at least 15 people are dead but expect that number to rise. >> it's a similar scene in puerto rico. president trump plans to visit the islandhich i explains is obliterated. abc's rob marciano visited the town where maria first made landfall. >> reporter: in puerto rico, the first look at hurricane maria's path as thousands of families face a difficult and uncertain future. as the store bore down on the island, many hhefuow nsco en tr generations. the entire island still without power. we headed south to where maria made landfall. now that we're south of town we're seeing damage that almost looks like a tornado came through. clearly this is the path of the eye when it came through. in yabucoa we find residents lining up for water that's been trucked in. >> we need diesel for the

generator. we need light. we night water. >> reporter: maria ortez flagged us down. >> we can't let them die. we can't let them die. we need all the help we can get. >> reporter: she takes us to a nursing home now on the brink. harrowing scenes inside. this man clinging to life. now i see when that generator runs out. >> what we're going to do? what we're going to do? >> reporter: 11 patients all frail dehydrating in the sweltering rooms. some with alzheimer's. >> all they have now is me, and my person here. that's all they have. >> reporter: communities all around puerto rico in dire conditions. the governor out with the national guard outside san jua rescuing the stranded. and back at the nursing home, maria with a message for her da >> i just want to say, theresa, i love you, theresa, i'm here. i'm alive.

i love you. >> reporter: our heart just goes out to her. she also needs oxygen. oxygen and diesel are not something we carry. our team contacted the office of emergency management and are aware of her desperate plea and hopefully can get her help. >> that dire situation will only get worse when people, what, 4 million people who live on puerto rico. >> just a small sample of what they're dealing with there. some 70,000 people live on the island of dominica. and the prime minister says it's going to take a long time to get the truncockbay oit through the island shows complete devastation. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and limited telecommunications. the main hospital has been heavily damaged, making it impossible to care for critically ill patients. the prime minister says it's worse than a war zone. >> every village in domonico, every village, every street,

every cranny, every person is impacted by the hurricane. we have no running water now. no electricity and no power. >> so the question for many now, will this hurricane have an impact on the u.s. main land? >> accuweather's justin povick is tracking where maria is headed now. justin. >> diane, kendis, thanks. hurricane maria is producing dangerous winds. still a major hurricane as it churns off to the north. i want to go over the most likely scenario here, bending north and northeast out to sea. but still we cannot completely rule out, again, the eastern seaboard for possible impacts. we're going to be talking about rough surf, dangerous rip currents and heavy seas. kendis? diane? >> hard to believe we'll be talking about maria still next

week. but we are talking about another humanitarian disaster taking place. american experts are now in mexico, helping to rescuopinpeee that collapsed after the earthquake. and more than 60 crew members and their five dogs are from the los angeles county fire department and the federal agency. the death toll it from the magnitude 7.1 quake is now more than 270 people and more than 2,000 were injured. free a i young girl from the rubble. but officials now say there was no child there waiting to be saved. one rescuer at the site described the whole story as confusion. north korea's top diplomat says the country may test a nuclear bomb in the pacific ocean. the foreign minister says it could be an h-bomb. and a test of unprecedented scale. that comes hours after president

trump imposed a new executive order that aims to punish anyone doing business with north korea. meilwhanim ke,ed f president's u.n. speech in a rare personal statement. he called the president deranged and says he will pay dearly for threatening to destroy north korea. he also described the president as a rogue and gangster who likes to play with fire. and north korea reportedly owes new york city some serious cash. the country's diplomatic mission has more than 1300 unpaid parking tickets. that date back more than 20 years but adds up to more than $156,000. north korea is not the only country neglecting parking debts. the city is reportedly due more than $16 million in back fines from foreign delegations. they have so many parking spots dedicated just to them! >> diplomatic place. >> how are they wracking this up? >> i don't know. we'll see when they'll pay that out. so republicans are facing growing opposition to their resurrected effort to kill obamacare. the health insurance industry has joined the american medical association as well as aarp and several other groups slamming

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new questions. >> officers say they shot and killed a man after he refused orders to drop a metal pipe. but it turns out the man was deaf. kenneth moten has more. >> reporter: the investigation into the police shooting of a deaf man in oklahoma city. ff o>> ieric >> reporter: it all began moments earlier. the stunning hit-and-run captured on surveillance video. investigators say a green pickup truck hit a car, flipped and landed upright. the driver took off. the police say they tracked down the truck but was confronted by his son, magdiel sanchez. they say he was holding a metal pipe. >> we screaming at them that he was deaf, that he couldn't hear anything. and they proceeded on shooting him. >> reporter: one officer used a taser. the other fatally shooting sanchez with his gun. >> you have a weapon out, you can get what they call tunnel vision or lock in to the person who has the weapon or threat against you. >> reporter: the officers were not wearing body cameras.

sanchez couldn't hear, but he could see that officers were in uniform and marked patrol cars. the officer who fired the fatal shots is on leave during the investigation. kenneth moten, abc news, oklahoma city. coming up in the next half hour, dramatic rescue caught on camera. the two people trapped inside this burning car and how the quick-thinking rescuers saved their lives. but first, sean spicer's next move. riding a little post-emmy bounce. what he's hearing about the mistakes he made with the media, next on "world news now." clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from being embarassed by her parents? nope.

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shaking your head again. that's the silliest thing i've ever heard. that's silly, next. >> he did keep us entertained for a while. >> he did.. >> so off the job for less than a month, former press secretary sean spicer is now apparently trying to shaff oket ha t >> along with his high profile appearance at the emmies, he sat down exclusively with abc's paula faris.

>> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmies, period. >> reporter: have you spoken cath the president about your o?me >> i have. >> reporter: and what did he say? >> he was very supportive. i thought i did a great job. so it was very reassuring. >> reporter: some argue that the reason you did it is because this is step one in trying to rehab your image. >> i feel very happy with my image. i am very happy with myself. i am able to go out and explain a lot of things now. i'm not out on a tour, i'm out having some fun. >> reporter: it might be fun for spicer, but not for his many critics. people have hard feelings, they feel that you lied to the american people. have you ever lied to the american people? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: you don't think so? >> i don't cheat on my taxes. >> reporter: unequivocally you can say no? >> i've not knowingly done something to do that, no. >> reporter: any rye gets about the combative relationship with the press corps? >> i made mistakes. there's no question, we all do.

some of them i tried to own very publicly. and in some cases there were things that i did that until someone brought it up i said gosh, i didn't realize it was a mistake, i'm sorry about that. but to watch some of the perstt aal, ksac integrity, questioning what my intentions were, i think were really over the top. >> reporter: we pressed spicer on some of his most controversial moments like the inaugural crowd size. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period. >> reporter: he said his delivery could have been better but makes no apologies for doing his job. the photographic evidence was different. >> i think it would have been et be evidence not photographic evidence. from that standpoint i could have had more facts at hand and been more articulate in describing the entirety of what that day was about. >> reporter: let's talk about the russia issue. has the mueller team reached out to you?

>> i can't discuss that at all. >> reporter: have you hired a lawyer? >> i'm not going to discuss that issue at all. >> reporter: did you ever hear inside the white house that mueller should be fired? >> i'm not going to discuss that issue at all. >> reporter: if you are approached, will you testify? >> the white house has been clear that they're going to be as cooperative as possible. >> reporter: you're not under the auspices of the white house anymore. >> i understand that. but i would do anything, there's an issue of exivwiutec divo pret to further this investigation coming to a swift conclusion. >> he did not want to talk about the investigation. >> no. >> but props on paula for trying. what about this? have you had russian dressing? i cannot comment on that whatsoever.

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this morning on "world news now." the search for earthquake survivors is getting desperate. rescuers in mexico are jumping th any signs of life underneath over the search for a missing schoolgirl who turned out not to exist. and we're getting new reports from puerto rico after hurricane maria tore through, leaving the island without electricity and very vulnerable now that food, fuel and supplies are running low. we'll keep an eye on where the storm is heading next. and new this half hour, mo vienol protest the turkish president here in the u.s. >> look at this. a man can be seen on video, getting punched and slammed as security rushes him away. ev the crowd getting in on the act. tossing objects at him.

and tom brady can dodge 300-pound linemen, but can he really escape the sun? hear the secret he insists keeps his fair skin from ever getting burned, and it has nothing to do with sunscreen or sun block on this friday, september 22nd. from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everyone. growing frustrations in mexico as desperate family members of those missing after the earthquake continue to demand answers. >> now there are complaints that family members are kept in the dark about search for their the death toll has climbed to 270 people with more than 2,000 injured. >> and watch this new video, emerging in the moments after the quake struck, broken gas edth tat ehaxplosion there. >> and a huge chandelier in a government building swayed and lost power as that quake hit, a magnitude 7.1. abc's carlos grande is in mexico city.

>> reporter: days after a 7.1 earthquake rocked mexico city, many buildings here reduced to survivors from the rubble. they pulled this woman out of ceiling, her legs emerged first then the rest of her body. more than 50 have been rescued so far. but for anxious family members desperate for news of missing loved ones, the wait has been agonizing. this woman saying i think that is what kills us the most. the desperation of not knowing. focussed their attention on a ruined elementary school, painstakingly making their way through the rubble hoping to find anyone trapped inside. they signal for silence, listening tor signs of life. for some time believing a 12 year old girl was alive under that debris. then the word that there was no girl. all students had been accounted

for, though 19 childrens and six teachers lost theis velie.erth thousands have been injured and the death toll now more than 270. rescue teams, first responders and thousands of volunteers doing all they can. >> we need to feel so good after 38 hours, continue to rescue people alive. >> reporter: a long road for recovery to that city and those who call it home. and mexican president nieto saying this work will continue as long as it takes and as long as they believe some people could be alive in the rubble. reporting from mexico city, carlos grande, abc news. and american experts, more than 60 members of the l.a. search and rtee cuamav h joined the efforts. they brought specialized equipment, some of which was developed after the 1985 quake in mexico .ty search dogs are helping rescue dozens of people. one named frida has gone viral in her special booties and what they call doggles. frida has rescued more than 50 people in disasters. now to the disaster of maria. winds are still topping out at 125 miles per hours. it's bearing down on the turks

and caicos islands. which remain under a hurricane warning overnight. there's a tropical storm warning in the southeastern bahamas. the last target was the dominican republic, the country still being hit with torrential rains and high winds overnight. there have been gusts reported as high as 60 miles an hour. we're told it could be months before some people in puerto rico have power again. maria knocked out electricity to all 3.4 million americans living there. today fema is opening what it calls an air bridge to the island. military transports will bring in generators, water, food and temporary shelters. american airlines also plans to fly in supplies later today. and dominica's governor says they have no water, no power and limited communications. roosevelt skerrit says there is almost complete devastation in some villages. at least 15 people have died in dominica so far. the prime minister was evacuated to antigua. the military launched an offensive days ago. iraq's military says they have taken back most of the country,

about 90%, from terrorists. and in raqqah, the battle is in the final stages. that key city was once fully controlled by isis. coalition forces estimate that they have captured about 70% of the city. that has caused some isis fighters to simply surrender. the number of fighters still remaining in the city is less than 1,000. it was about 3,000 when the offensive started in june.

an ugly scene in new york city. new video showing protesters punched as they were thrown out of a speech by the turkish president. some demonstrators screamed that recep erdogan is a terrorist. and then they were grabbed by security. no arrests were made. part of his visit included a meeting with president trump. now the president described the two men as having a great friendship. thursday's protest comes four months after security officers attacked demonstrators outside the turkish embassy in washington, d.c. facebook has agreed to turn over more than 3,000 political ads to congress. the political ads were bought by a russian company and ran during the presidential campaign and most of them either praised president trump or criticized hillary clinton. zuckerberg says he doesn't want their tools used to undermine democracy.

and he's vowing to make it harsher for anyone >> we are in a new world. to interfere. it is a new challenge for internet communities to have to deal with nation states trying to subvert elections. if that's what we must do, we are committed to rising to the occasion. >> zuckerberg says the company will be more transparent about its ads. they plan to hire 250 more people to work on election integrity. those ads have been handed over to robert mueller as part of the investigation. president trump is heading to alabama to attend a rally for luther strange ahead of a gop runoff next week. the election is seen as a big test of the president's political influence, because he's backing the incumbent over an upstart candidate backed by some of trump's biggest supporters. former alabama chief justice roy moore is even favored by big names like sarah palin and steve bannon. and a disturbing study has been released about the flint water crisis. as a judge decides whether the state's top health official should stand trial.

health records show a dramatic drop in pregnancies and a spike in fetal deaths after the city switched the source of its drinking water which led to the water being tainted by lead. fertility rates were down 12% while fetal death rates jumped by 58%. babies born in flint were 5 ounces lighter than the state average. gatorade is being sued for being antiwater. the state of california filed suit over what's described as an antiwater video game. it featured usain bolt. he runs faster if he hits a gatorade icon but slows down if he hits a water droplet. gatorade has agreed to pay a $300,000 fine. interesting game there. and the drink from the death wish coffee company may actually cause death. the company has recalled cans of its nitro brew cold brew coffee because of the growth of botulism toxin. production has been halted and

it won't start again until a new step is put in place. no illnesses have been reported. >> unfortunate coincidence with the name there. >> death wish coffee. a group of officers risk their lives at a roadside fire. two people were trapped in a burning car. and now they are hailed as heroes. the accessory that ryan gosling is now wearing that pays tribute to the great love of his life. we'll have that in "the skinny." >> me? >> uh, negative. but first here's a look at the forecast. "world news now" weather, brought to you by vistaprint.

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here here comes gurley, right up the middle and right away, a touchdown for the rams in 12 seconds. >> todd gurley, of the los angeles rams scoring two more first-half touchdowns against the 49ers last night. l.a. had a 14-point lead in the third quarter, but the niners came back and tied it at 41.

but failed on a two-point conversion and then san francisco recovered and couldn't score. the rams hold on for a defensive struggle. 41-39. >> all right. >> in the highlighter bowl there. and four big league baseball teams are steppingp plans to extent protective netting in their ballparks. that comes after a girl was hit by a line drive at yankees stadium this week. the girl is all right. but it left the hitter who hit that ball in tears. many were emotional. protective netting will be expanded in san diego and seattle and denver. turning now to a group of police officers in atlanta who are being hailed as heros for their quick thinking in the moments after a fiery crash. >> this morning, we're getting our first look at just how they managed to free the victims who were trapped inside that car. abc's steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: the two people

trapped inside this crashed and burning vehicle are alive, thanks to the quick work of these atlanta police officers. >> get out! >> people in there? are there people in there? >> yes. >> reporter: in their police body cams you see them running with small fire extinguishers, trying to put out the car before it explodes in flames. >> oh, my god, the car's in flames. oh, my god. >> okay. is everybody out of the car? >> no. no, they can't get out. >> reporter: the doors are the fire department is still on the way, and the victims have broken bones and are screaming. the officers tried breaking windows. officers daniel mccall, skillman, brooks and valentine were able to put out the fire in time. this was the car after the fire department used the equipment to get them out. >> i signed up for this job to help pe.pleonever second guesse. >> reporter: the city is celebrating these officers. the two victims are still hospitalized in serious condition. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> quick thinking on their part. when we come back, tom brady's secret to avoiding sunburns.

>> and how ryan gosling has been paying homage to the great love of his life. >> his wife? his girlfriend? >> "the skinny's" next. s girlfriend? >> "the skinny's" next. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant.

♪ skinny ♪ so skinny skinny time. and we start things off with a stunning claim by tom brady. >> the patriots quarterback is proving in his new book that he is immune to sunburn because he drinks two and a half gallons of water every day. >> oh. >> do you believe that? we know that he has a weird diet, an interesting diet, but this is really absolutely -- >> it's good for you, right? >> what are you doing? >> i'm finishing my five gallons for the day, because i missed yesterday. >> it's not just water. >> it's not just water? but i -- >> it's a five gallon tank. >> but i drank. i thought i was -- >> no.

>> so i drank all this for nothing, is that what you're telling me? >> he goes on in his book if you read the fine details, it's to promote his electrolyte drops which he encourages readers to use in their own water. he puts it in the water. >> i didn't have time to read the rest of it, i was busy drinking water. >> and heading to the bathroom no doubt. >> yeah, i'm going to have to take care of that in a little bit. >> the cdc recommendations for protecting skin from the sun do not include hydration. >> but -- do you know how much water i drank? okay. noted. >> great until you find out about water weight. that's a whole other crazy thing. all right, next up, there have been quite a few michael jackson look-alikes over the years, but this next guy looks enough like the king of pop that some are wondering, could he be the real deal? >> look at that. >> oh, ho, ho! >> that is not -- this photo of a man in a car, identifying him as her boyfriend. m.j., is that you?

are you back? >> that is uncanny. >> that is crazy. so much in fact that it has google fooled. an image search using that photo generates 21.7 million results of jackson himself. >> google says once you put in that image, the best guess for this image is michael jackson. >> hard to blame google for that one. >> the twittersphere is loving this. one person on twitter says he shouldn't take selfies while driving. he might get hit by a smooth criminal. >> another person asks -- ♪ did he rock with you all night ♪ >> this is my favorite one.pe to be annie says that the same person kept asking, are you

♪annie, are you okay >> they went on, somebody -- you want to be starting something. ♪ want to be starting something ♪ >> frank's favorite is "black or white." >> oh, ho, ho, get that? >> i see what you did there. >> like that? >> i see what you did there. >> a look alike. >> we'll keep frank on the desk for the next one. frank was confused by that guy as well, he thought he was m.j. the rew u think when he looks in ie vguory?rrmi >> let's move on, shall we? we should move on, actually, to a touching tribute to man's best friend by the sexanya mstgd wearing his dog's tag around his neck. >> he has not been seen with his 16-year-old terrier, george, since december, when he was pictured taking his dog to an animal hospital, so he's been spotted wearing his dog tag at every social event since then.

>> gosling has previously referred to george as the great love of his life, taking him virtually everywhere, even on the set. that's weird. to bring your pet onto the set? >> it's only awkward if it's a rabbit. >> frank resents that comment. >> frank resembles that comment. finally, if you could turn back time. >> that's right. madonna, kim kardashian, there was cher. one of the original hollywood a-listers, and she used to wear the most provocative outfits ever. >> now the 71-year-old admits to "people" magazine that while she no longer fits into her outfits from the '70s she refuses to throw them out. >> she used to be 106 pounds, now she's up to 126. despite that weight gain she hangs onto the outfits for

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magnitude 7.1, shaking mexico city, dozens confirmed dead, ilbucoming down.di at least 21 children and four teachers killed after an entire wing of an elementary school collapsed. rescue workers scrambling to find the missing. >> we've been here for eight hours watching rescuers. one thing they allayth, eyre a not leaving here until they pull the last person out of that school. >> words of war, the world reacts to president trump's defiant america-first speech. where he hammered iran and threatened to totally destroy north korea. >> the united states has great strength and patience. but, if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> it was five years ago today that i had my bone marrow transplant. treatment for cancer can lead to other serious medical issues. and that's what i'm facing right now.

it is something that is called mds. >> a rare and deadly blood disorder that required an agonizing bone marrow transplant. >> my big sister is a virtually perfect match for me. and she is going to be my donor. she's going to be my donor. >> what's your message today? >> left foot, right foot, breathe, keep moving, keep believing that the best is yet to come. >> and robin said you only find a family member as a match in about 30% of cases so many people don't have that. so she's promoting an organization called "be the match", where you can fill out the application online, they mail you a kit where you swab and you could be in the registry to possibly be a match for someone else. >> that's it for this half hour. this is abc's news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

making news in america this morning, hurricane maria heading toward the u.s. inttpuremog pl p the storm is gaining strength overnight after leaving widespread damage in puerto rico and the virgin islands. new video of a rescue with three people on a capsized vessel. the storm's latest track and what it means for the u.s. the search for survivors in mexico. we have new video of people being pulled from the rubble alive three days after that earthquake. another surprise in the dramatic saga of aaron hernandez. new tests on the former nfl star and convicted killer's brain showed something that shocked researchers. was brain damage to blame for his behavior? and the iphone 8 is available today and people overseas are already trying it out. hear what they're saying this