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peninsula of lava under water. the coast guard is now investigating. when we come back, the bachelor ret heads home with the boys. >> what do they think of becca? our analyst analyzes next.

the skin my on a hot summer. you know what that means? another hometown date on the "bachelorette. >> happy to be here. >> you know hometowns are starting to get to the end. >> time to get serious. >> usually there is a lot of make-or-break moments on the home-town dates. four guys started out last night. so becca hit the road. roll that beautiful "bachelor ret" footage. first stop, manteca, california, garrett's hometown. time to hit the farm. deep conversations with the family. it all went well. is garrett the guy?

time to bundle up for jason in buffalo, new york. >> i missed you. >> they heated things up at a buffalo wing eating contest and cooled it down at the hockey rink. the usual family talk ensues. some sage advice from jason's brother. >> there isn't a lot of friendly left here to truly express how you are feeling. >> jason goes for it. >> i am so insanely in love with you. >> reporter: now to bailey, colorado. blake's hometown. the snow was coming down. becca does some foreshadowing. >> on our one-on-one, he told me he is in love with me and the feelings are reciprocated. >> reporter: they take a stroll down memory lane at blake's old high school. then it got serious. >> unfortunately, my school was victimized by a school shooting. >> reporter: it's time to the the usual talking.

>> the next time i see you, i hope to be engaged. >> reporter: things are looking good for the analyst's pick. now to colton's hometown, parker, colorado. they go and visit a children's hospital and do some painting. colton's got a big family. >> this is a family! >> dad had tough questions for becca. hard truths. >> i don't want you to pick him. it's better to have someone hurt now than down the road. >> reporter: colton goes for it. >> i know that i'm in love with you. >> reporter: back in l.a., becca gets together with the girls. tia needs another 15 minutes of fame. >> i do feel like i still have feelings for colton. >> reporter: time to throw up some drama. rose ceremony time. blake gets the road, jason gets the rose, blindside coming up. >> garrett. >> so much for colton. kiss count. kiss cow. why even bother.

everyone got a kiss. another successful season of the kiss count. everybody got a kiss. so that was good. one thing we wanted to. we didn't have a chance to show in the piece was during blake's date, they had a concert, this gal betty who. >> yeahing betty who. >> you've heard of her? that left the analysts saying, betty who? i have no idea. becca called her one of her fate singers, obviously, she more known to some than others. >> by the way, things are looking good for the analyst's pick. feelings are reciprocated. we don't normally hear that. >> hanson featured in the pick. next week, fantasy sweets, thailand. >> there is a reason colton is out before the fantasy suites. >> now he can have tia all to himself. misery loves company. >> on that note.

i know, how about the french in the world cup? >> analyst out. >> analyst out. >> all right. speaking of -- >> next up, to the championship trophy holder, pamela anderson. >> here she is holding the fifa world cup trophy looking good at 51, looking even better with her side candy. her 32-year-old soccer playing boo. team france beating croatia 4-2 on sunday in the final. >> you didn't know how to pronounce his name. anyway, pamela was there in russia to cheer on rami and his teammates. the couple has been together since may of 2017. they met at the monaco grand prix and partied it up. >> these are scenes all around france.

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good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. . >> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here's some of the world headlines. president trump is under fire with putin choogz a tyrant, he publicly send president putin's denial and blamed both countries. the country's deportation to reunite immigrant families are on hold the next week. a judge ordered them to have some time whether to seek asylum. at least 23 tourists in hawaii have been injured by basketball-size lava rocks. woman in her 20s is hospitalized in serious condition. most of the other injuries are

reported to be superficial. >> bryce harper of the washington nationals came from behind to win baseball's home run derby. he sends eight straight pitches out of the ballpark the all star game is tonight, by the way. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, judgment 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we say good morning, everyone. we will start this half hour with president trump getting slammed by both democrats and republicans after siding with vladimir putin over u.s. intelligence. >> the president stood side-by-side with putin on the world stage and refused to acknowledge that russia meddled in the election. he is accused of drawing a mora >> reporter: it all started with a handshake. the two leaders approaching each other monday morning after russian president vladimir putin left president trump waiting 45 minutes. they met alone with annuonly th

two translators for two hours. then this, president trump giving putin an opportunity to hold feet to the fire. but he didn't do it. >> do you hold russia accountable for anything in particular? >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think the occupation have been foolish. i think we have all been foolish. i think we are all to blame. i think the probe is a disaster for your country. i think it's kept us apart. it's kept us separated. there was no collusion. >> reporter: right there standing next to president putin, he missed a chance to condemn the president and side with his own agencies. >> president putin denied anything to do with the election interference in 2016. every intelligence agency concludes russia did. who do you believe? in there people came to me, dan coates and some others. they said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any

reason why it would be. presen putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> it's shameful. i never thought i'd see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that. >> reporter: and from a stalwart trump allie newt gingrich tweeting, it is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected immediately. on his way back home the president started the damage control tweeting, i have great confidence in my intelligence people, he said. i also recognize in order to build a brighter future, we cannot focus on the past the most striking thing in that press conference, president trump actually had the opportunity to side with his intelligence agencies and instead he sided with putin. >> and area leader chuck schumer is calling on democrats to draw sanctions on russia. >> we are live in helsinki,

patrick, one of the headlines in helsinki says trump o, putin 1. what is the reaction back in russia as far as you know? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, i mean overwhelmingly positive in russia. they feel that vladimir putin came away from that summit you know an obvious winner because ultimately he went there and came back more or less more than you could hope for with an american president basically agreeing with russia's p perspective and this narrative they have been pushing for years, the u.s. is very much to blame for the very current, poor relations that exist between russia and the u.s., back home in russia, they're very pleads. the russian foreign minister yesterday said it had gone fabulously, rather than soup were. i don't think i've heard the russian foreign minister praise something like that. >> he is usually reserved. the russians consider this a

win. were there specific thing they wanted to get out of this? do you feel they did get that? >> reporter: i think one of the main things we were hearing from russian officials before they came to this summit is that they wanted to basically try and establish normal communications with the u.s. and that they could try and move past this confrontation they'd been having since russia invaded ukraine in 2014. i think on that count with president trump, they've succeeded more than they could have perhaps hoped for, because president trump appear to basically accept that point of view and decide to try and move on from it. i think what should be said, though, of course, they may not have quite counted on the severity of the reaction back in the u.s. and the uproar that its caused. so the question now is whether president trump will be able actually pursue this detente he has been trying when there is so much outrage back in the u.s. >> i assuma, the russians are concerned, this is the dialogue

they wanted and putin is back on the world stage the russian, in essence, winning? >> reporter: yeah, i think the russians, when we were going into this sum, we were saying it's a win-win for vladimir putin in that either he gets what he was hoping for, which was this potential detente or, you know, it simply causes uproar back in the u.s., which we know the russians have been seeking to try and cause these division and polarizations in the u.s., so, obviously, this is having that effect. >> patrick, thank you. back here in this country, more hot and dry weather is in the forecast for western states today. that's not going to help the fight against those wildfires. >> then north california is limiting access to yosemite national park with a major road closed the smoke is making it hard to see in the sites anyway the fire more than doubled in size in the last 24 hours. >> of course, weather won't provide relief there soon, there

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woman and her three-year-old daughter playing outside her hom home. >> mind your business. >> i live here, this is my business. this is my home. >> but it's none of your business where i live, what my name is. >> oh, man. so that video has racked up more than a million views. >> that resident, by the way, teresa lund, who is the director of a harvard research center has apologized for the incident. harvard has now removed her biography from its website. coupon carl and sidewalk susie. i laugh because it's not funny. >> who comes with these, by the all right, police in texas are involved in a brutal shooting at a home outside san antonio. >> one of the victims managed to catch it all on video. >> reporter: a frantic call to 911. >> there's somebody outside my house i think they're trying to

get in. they're trying to -- e they have a gun. i just started shaking. oh. oh my god. >> reporter: this shaky cell phone video shows the moments a woman tried to drop her friends off at her house but found two armed men lurking in the yard trying to hide behind trees and bushes. >> i thought, why are they in my grass, are they drunk? >> reporter: after shining headlights the suspected began moving towards the suv. the victims say the suspects shot more than 30 rounds. >> they shot at my tires. >> reporter: the victims say when the men started shooting, they immediately took off, ducking, driving about 400 yards away and ended up at a neighbor's house the entire journey, they heard bullets shattering around them. >> it wasn't like they tried to scare us away, they wanted to

kill us. >> reporter: driver and friend and pet york ki all in the car. the mazda took several hits and had to be mounted for evidence. >> i would feel better if i knew they were caught. even if they get caught, i won't feel safe. >> reporter: that is terrifying. >> understandably terrifying for those folks. our thanks to them for that footage in san santonio it's amazing they got out alive. >> it's definitely shooting with intent and not trying to scare. a show getting new buzz. >> sasha cohen is back with his old trick, helping make prominent political figures look like fools. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com.

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hey, we're back. in the new show, cohen gets gun rights activists and advocates as well as republicans to endorse a proposal to train toddlers to use firearms. >> i need to find politicians who would fight for the second amendment right of toddlers to bear firearms at pre school. >> reporter: in that first episode of his new show time series "who is america" comedian sasha baron cohen pulling no punches, spareing no one. >> i stopped in south carolina to dine with a couple who suffer from white privilege. >> reporter: debuting four new characters and interviewing people, participating in a fake firearm instruction am video for 3-year-olds? just remember to point puppy pistol's mouth right at the middle of the bad man. if he has a big fat tummy, point

at that. >> ha, ha, ha, good, it's fun. >> reporter: cohen targeting current members of congress. >> the intensive three-week k d kinder gartian course introduces specially selected children from 12 to 14-years-old to pistol, rifles, semi automatics and a rudimentary knowledge of mortars. >> reporter: and occupation senators, like former democratic candidate bernie sanders, who was left them praerm speechless. >> you have a disability. >> no, i don't, i have a scooter to conserve my finite merge. >> reporter: sarah palin says he duped her into sitting down with him last november. >> it was proposed as a real interview of current events to a nuance, it was supposed to be this big time show time documentary. >> reporter: pamen told robin on gma last friday she is disgusted by the comedian.

>> he thinks this is funny and mocking the disabled and mocking and belittling our vets with his portrayal. in my book, it's not funny there some people will be concerned, especially going forward with segments where sasha cohen is mocking ordinary people for the belief they hold. >> reporter: one producer says it's the people behind the scenes who often suffer the most after a cohen interview. in 2006 a local tv producer said she was fired after she unwittingly booked him on to a local show in jackson, mississippi, she says he nearly destroyed me and he does not care. >> sasha baron cohen has been sued by two college students who say the producers got him drunk before their shoot. >> generally, people are fought happy after being interviewed by until this way. >> i watched the show the first episode, it is a little cringe

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and welcome back. so today is a national holiday. welcome back. so today is a national holiday, international holiday. >> a big day. >> yes. ye7. no, it's not flag day or fourth of july. we had bastille last weekend. no, it is world emoji day. >> huh? >> world emoji day. the stuff that we use when we can't communicate or don't feel like bothering enough. >> yeah, we hear the smiley face or whatever. >> happy emoji day, people. let's check out some of the brand-new emojis that apple has revealed. >> 70 new emojis. >> that's right. and red heads are getting a shoutout. check it out. >> it is national ginger day, might as well, red heads of all -- >> there was apparently a petition asking red heads to be added to the emoji crowd. ask and you shall receive.

not just red heads, people with white hair. with curly hair are getting attention in honor of you, kendis, gibson, no hair, bald people, also. any of this look familiar? >> oh, yeah. >> really? ra really? >> it's uncanny, actually. >> i'm bald on purpose. >> they didn't say anything to the contrary. >> okay. let me see. >> well, we're glad that these are here, the new emojis. >> new animals. >> new animal emojis. >> and the new food emojis as well. >> along them lettuce, mangoes, cupcake, moon cake. what is moon cake? i don't know what moon cake is in real life? >> me neither. >> we finally get lettuce after

all these years in 20 years it can be kale. in 20 years it will be combucci emoji. >> that will pass. do you have a fate emoji? >> i use them all. this reflects me, it was in my fates. >> this was the one closely most resembled you until they came out. >> now it's the same thing. >> we need to do a side-by-side. >> what is your fav? >> mine kind of resembles me, too, i raintally discovered it. check out the prego emoji, that's my name for it. >> do side-by-side. >> it doesn't work when you use the yellow. it works best when you do the burnett one. should i do the belly side-by-side? smr which angle. is that right? >> no, t

this morning on >> this morning on "world news now," new fallout from the president's helsinki summit. . >> the long awaited photo op. >> president trump and putin side-by-side, the american president sided with russia over his own government. >> that has sparked condemnation from all sides, republicans are calling his behavior shameful and a bad day for the u.s., several fox news personalities are criticizing the president. the president is standing by his words. we have complete coverage from helsinki and washington. >> the prime day turned out to be not for prime time. a major glitch and customer reaction ahead. do you recognize this suspect? she was spotted wandering the beach she has been picked up and booked. so far, she is not talking to police. h ma>>sd, july 17th.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i wonder what she did to get thrown in the slammer. >> in the pokey like that? the great national nightmare is over e. diane macedo is back. >> with kendis gibson. in the same studio. >> it was crazy. i went to the second floor, instead of the third floor where we are. i didn't know where to go. did you? >> i found my way to the office. >> bass fishing in boise, idaho. >> how many locations did you pick up for me this time? >> we didn't do no locations this time. . >> how was it

the great barrier reef? >> it was amazing this time of year. we missed out on something that happened. >> yeah, something about a summit. >> some of the headlines got to be good, right? >> there are a lot. . >> treasonous, putin's puppet, harsh words, harsh reaction. president trump siding with putin of his own intelligence agencies. . >> a stunning summit in helsinki denounced by some republicans as shameful and disgraceful. but the president told fox news he and putin came to a lot of good conclusion and robert mueller's investigation has driven a wedge between the u.s. and russia. >> one of the president's allies newt gingrich was harsh in his tweet saying president trump must clarify his statements in helsinki on our intelligence system and putin, it is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected immediately. >> so far the president is standing by every word he said, publicly refusing to accept the findings of the u.s.

intelligence community. we begin with abc's terry moran. >> reporter: a summit hike no leaders, the two leaders, crossing a room, shaking hands and photos, putin does not. as they began their one-on-one meeting, both seem solemn at first, then a tad nervous. the president spoke. then they were alone, for more than two hours. later, the press conference with putin standing right there, an american reporter asked trump about russia's attack on our elections. >> mr. president, you tweeted this morning it's u.s. foolishness, stupidity and the mueller probe that is responsible for the decline with u.s. relations with russia. do you hold russia at all accountable for anything in particular? >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish and i think we're all to blame. i think that the probe is a disaster for our country. i think it's kept us apart.

it's kept us separated. there was no collusion at all. everybody knows it. people are being brought out to the floor. so far that i know, virtually none of it related to the campaign. >> reporter: the campaign, that's clearly what gets the president going. any suggestion that russia helped him win. >> we ran a brilliant campaign and that's why i'm president. >> reporter: as for the 12 members of his own government just die just indicted for attacking the election. putin made an offer that russian authorities question them. special mueller's team can come watch. >> we can allow them into the country," putin said. he added a condition. russia must be allowed to interrogate american intelligence agents. the president sound delighted. >> i think that's an incredible offer. >> finally a question about blackmail. >> does the russian government have any compromising material on president trump or his

family? >> reporter: putin waved off the question by saying only that he personally hasn't known trump for very long. i heard about that we had allegedly collected compromising materials on mr. trump when he came to moscow. respected colleagues when mr. trump came to moscow, i didn't even know he was there. as for president trump, he laughed it off and ended with a tirade, denouncing peter strzok. >> it was a disgrace to our country. you would say that was a total witch hunt. thank you, everybody, thank you. >> terry moran, abc news, helsinki. . >> so the reaction from newspaper standpoint, the nork daily news calling it open -- the new york daily news

calling it open treason with a photo of trump shooting uncle sarge sam. putin's -- they are calling it all around the world. >> even the new york post was critical of the performance as are many usual trump supporters we see. he has some support coming out saying, engaging russia at this point is a good thing, so trying to establish a relationship, not focusing so much on the past, but overwhelming the response. >> he was doubling down on that last night. once again, saying he thought that putin was very, very strong. >> sen appearn almadet eathe evidence o >> reporter: it was a stunning rebuke of president trumps 18 intelligence community. when pressed with the question, who do you believe when it comes to the election interference? the president in that moment >> i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and

powerful in his denial today. >> reporter: the reaction was swift. trump's own director of national intelligence dan coates, a republican saying, we have been clear in our assessments of the meddling in the 2016 election and their ongoing pervasive efforts to undermine our democracy. coates already saying this regarding ongoing vulnerability. >> i'm here to say the warning lights are blinking red again. the day the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack. >> reporter: former obama cia director john bren none appears critical of trump tweeting the press conference was nothing short of trae sonnous. he is wholly in the pocket of putin, republican patriots, where are you? a number of intelligence officials say they cannot believe the president would take putin's word over theirs. we heard from hillary clinton,

she is now answering that question. you just saw her in that piece about which team the president plays for. she is saying sarcastically, quote, now we know. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> we are also getting new reaction from republicans on capitol hill. >> abc news has heard from at least 35 of the 51 republican senators. all 35 except for kentucky's rand paul have issue ed statements critical of putin or trump. >> mcconnell said the russians are not our friends and i entirely believe the assessment of our intelligence community. other republicans also took aim at trump. >> it's shameful. amic p the intelligence community under the bus like that. . >> john mccain called the meeting disgraceful and a tragic mistake. despite the strong word, there isn't nothing much that congress

can do. for sitting u.s. president so he believes a foreign leader over his own team is shocking and admonishable. >> you know the president is in a little trouble if he lost fox news and the "wall street journal" critical of the president. a russian woman is in jail on charges he acted as an unregistered act for the russian government. they accuse her of working to infiltrate u.s. organizations. they say she tried to establish so-called back channel communications with american politicians. her attorney calls the allegation against her overblown. she was charged by the justice department, not special counsel robert mueller. she will be held until her next appearance tomorrow. coming up, helsinki wasn't the only meltdown that took place, amazon had a technical user looking for prime day deals. >> later, it could be the cutest mug shot ever. we're going to tell you what

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>> seconds after the 3:00 p.m. eastern launch. heavy traffic crashed amazon's servers for about the first hour. millions of prime customers click on deals got only images of sad looking dogs with the words, uh-oh, something went wrong on our end. some customers took it in stride. others did not. >> deals are good, reliable. it's more than anything else. >> reporter: so when it crashes, it's just inrecent? >> it is. >> i wouldn't say it's a life-or-death situation. >> reporter: you will be okay? >> i'll be all right. >> are we, though? are we going to be all right without those deals? >> i don't know. >> within about an hour the glitch was resolved. sigh of relief. last year's prime date generated an estimated $2.4 billion in sales. this year it's prompted to reach $3.4 billion. >> despite the glitch and the outage, the company's founder and ceo surged ahead in terms of personal wealth.

. >> jeff besos, according to forbes, made him the world's richest person the second richest person bill gates has catching up to do, she worth $55 billion less than besos. >> wow. by the way, he is richer than anyone else on earth has ever been since 1982 when forbes started ranking personal wealth. that's amazing. . >> wow. he's got a lot of money. >> given the trajectory of that generous young lady, she will be there in a year or. so all right. coming up, we will return to our top story this morning. >> we'll take you inside russia to see vladimir putin's power on display. that's next on "world news now." vladimir putin's power on display. that's next on "world news now." display, that's next on "world news now." when your blanket's freshness fades

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don't forget, we are two nuclear nations. 90% of the nuclear power in the world between these two nations and we've had a phony witch hunt deal drive us apart. >> as president trump defending his warm stance towards russian leader vladimir putin on fox news last night. >> so democrats and many republicans are slamming the president for not calling out the russian leader for his government's interference in the 2016 election. so with a look now at how putin consolidates his power, here's abc's dan harris. >> so we take another group of police here. these are the riot police with the batons and the masks. this is quite a show of force. if you want to get a sense of the harshness of vladimir putin's leadership style inside russia. go to an anti-government protest. is that it over there? >> we got this group of

protesters completely surrounded by riot police. >> reporter: protest, here has real consequence, possible arrest, possible violence at the hands of police. we didn't see anyone get hurt at this protest in october. but others who have opposed putin have suffered much worse. within sight of the kremlin, we find this shrine to an anti-government activist who was murdered. despite his brutality, vladimir putin is intensely popular here in russia. he is viewed as having restored the country's status of global power after the humiliation of the collapse of the soviet union. intelligence agencies say part of putin's plan for doing so is to try to destabilize perceived adversaries such as the united states by meddling in our election. not withstanding his continued denial. >> the russian state has never interfered and is never going to

interfere into internal american affairs, including the election process. >> reporter: while president trump appears to have sided with putin. >> we have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. >> reporter: america's intelligence agencies have confirmed the russian government not only hacked the democrats but launched a massive disinformation company ahead of the 2016 election. so during our trip, we went to a so-called troll factory where fake news is allegedly created. >> i'm from abc news in the united states. >> reporter: we barely make it ssia progandwar.oor.th is epict somethg they clearly don't inside we arofinternetrolls are to exploit america's division. these are just some of the thousands of ads they posted

online during the 2016 presidential election which reached 126 million americans on facebook alone. we didn't make it inside. . >> where are we? >> reporter: but we are on our way to meet someone that says she did. >> she lives way out here. >> reporter: she is a journalist that went under cover in 2015 working at the factory for about $700 a month. she says she and other extrolls shot these under cover videos ri and rows of ding trolls typing away. >> all right. murder through words. >> coming up, we will lighten things up. . >> yes, we are. >> the pug and in the pokey. >> "the mix" is next on the other end. mix" is next on the other end.

it is time for your tuesday mix. we will start it is time for your tuesday mix. we will start with an apb you know that's put out by police this time as being an all pug's bulletin, of course. >> clearly. >> this happened in cape may, new jersey. the police department actually posted this mug shot or pug shot. >> pug shot! >> this pug was seen roaming the streets in the yard of cape may, new jersey, going from yard to yard to yard, cops are like, well, this is what happens when you run away from home. they put the pug in the pokey. >> oh, no! >> it was all in gest to find the pug's owner. after they posted it, somebody did come on. somebody came by. she didn't need a leash, followed me around, i just said, c'mon, girl.

>> i guess she needed a leash or she wouldn't have run away to begin with. . >> ah, cute little pug. >> good to see she found her home. here's a sounds i will get used to soon, baby's cry apparently, are indicative of what your voice will sound like later on the life. >> oh, okay. . >> so this new study published in the biology letters, reconfirms something previous studies,your cry can indicate whether will you have a deeper voice or higher pitched voice as an adult. >> interesting. >> if i as a kid, i'd high pitch screams. >> it makes a lot of sense a very whiney high pitched voice now. >> who said anything about the whiny part. >> i was crying. >> you were? ♪ my first ♪ my last ♪ my everything >> barry white on a tuesday. so --

quite a scene here in jefferson city. no, not at all. a a motorized shopping cart was spotted at the sunoco. >> what? >> this dude was spotted there sitting in the modified shopping cart next to the pump. it moves on its own with a gas engine controlled by a steering wheel. >> it looks look merged a lawn mower with a shopping cart. finally, we see puppy surprise videos, usually, it's a husband surprising his wife orsurprisin. the dog wh new crise it outeyd ould not be cuter. . >> you know what, this reminds

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this morning on "world news now," president trump facing criticism from all sides, after ♪ this morning on "world news now," president trump facing criticism on all sides after his face-to-face with vladimir putin. on the issue of election meddling, he seemed to side with putin over his own intelligence chief. each one of his strongest supporters is calling it the most serious mistake of his presidency. also this morning, dozens of wildfires are burning in the west. one outside yosemite national park has doubled in size. park visitors are being warned. and the forecast calls for more triple digit temperatures in the making it more difficult for firefighters. in hawaii's kilaua volcano. >> it's being hit with a tour bomb. >> on the "bachelor ret" becca gets blindside by her friend, she still admitted she had feelings for colton.

you remember him after he admitted last week he is a virgin. how did becca do meeting all of the guy's families? we break it down on the skin my on this tuesday, july 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now. >> lots of hugs going on. >> lots of love and lots of love for diane macedo who is back. >> you too. >> i had one day. >> we haven't been together. there are several viewers concerned. >> one said stay together for the kids. >> ma, pa, everything is fine. >> everything is good with america. yeah. >> everything is good right here. >> we're good. >> anyway, lots of hugs on "the bachelorette" and lots of warmth with the president's summit. but he is now facing intense criticism for taking vladimir putin's word over the findings of the american intelligence community.

. >> so overnight the u.s. president returned to u.s. soil even after acknowledging that russia was involved and he put the u.s. and russia on the same footing when placing blame for the strained relationship. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: they emerged together. the president of the united states standing side-by-side with the president of russia addressing the world and pointed questions about russia's interference in america's election. >> do you hold russia at all accountable for anything in particular? >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. i think we're all to blame. there was no collusion at all. >> reporter: putin offering his own response to questions of meddling. and then this offer. he says he would allow russian authorities to question the 12 indicted officers with mueller's

team present. but he added a condition russia must then be allowed to interrogate american intelligence agents. president trump sounded enthusiastic at the prospect. >> what he did is an incredible offer. he offered to have the people working on the case come and work with their investigators with respect to the 12 people. i think that's an incredible offer. >> reporter: but here was the moment that truly ignited the firestorm, when president trump appeared to throw america's intelligence community under the bus. >> my people came to me, dan coates came to me and some ai tk ruia.i havedent put he just said it's not russia. i will say this i don't see any reason why it would be. i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and

powerful in his denial today. >> reporter: the reaction was swift and furious. former cia director john brennan calling it quote nothing short of treasonous. the current director of national intelligence dan coates hand picked by trump stating that the intelligence community has been clear in their assessment of russian meddling in the 2016 election. after meeting with president trump, one thing seems clear, putin's hold on power both in russia and around the world may be more secure than ever. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> white house officials are attempting to defend the president by pointing to the tweet he sent on board air force one flying back one saying in order to build a brighter future, we cannot exclusively focus on the past. >> many law makers are not buying that. a growing number of republicans are now weighing in. abc's jonathan carl has more on

that. >> reporter: the president's joint conference was over a matter of minutes when fellow republicans started pouncing. one of the first senator ben sass, saying this is bizarre and flat out wrong then senator flake. >> it was shameful. i never thought i'd see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that. >> reporter: even before the president left helsinki, the republican chairman of the senate foreign relations committee unloaded on him. >> the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover. >> reporter: the top democrat in the senate went so far as to suggest putin must have something on trump. >> americans are scratching their head saying if that's not the explanation that putin has something on him. what is it? what the heck could it be? >> reporter: weighing in from arizona senator john mccain called the president's press conference a tragic mistake and quote one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. no prior president has ever

abased himself more abjectly before a tyrant and then the reaction on the president's favorite cable news channel. >> that's what made his performance disgusting. i'm sorry, that's the only way i feel. it's not a right or left thing. it's just wrong. >> reporter: and the harshest rebuke from a solid president trump allie, former speaker of the house newt gingrich tweeting president trump must clarify his statements in helsinki on our intelligence system and putin. it is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected immediately. jonathan carl, abc news, walk. -- washington. >> media outlets that formerly were for him, are calling it a national embarrassment and said in a rare moment in his presidency, mr. trump also projected weakness. >> another paper owned by rupert murdock, who also owns fox the new york post says this, the president was right to meet with putin. he had a real opportunity to

forge a new relationship with russia by projecting strength and commanding respect. he failed to do so -- and it likely will come back to haunt him. politico the website has this political cartoon out this morning as well showing the president as a dancing bear in a russian circus. >> one more note from helsinki, president putin sat for an interview with fox news before heading home. >> chris wallace tried to give putin a copy of the recent indictments against 12 russian intelligence agents accused of hacking democrats for trump. that went over well. putin didn't look at it. he told him to put it on the side table there. .e side stepped a question autl oh, didn'tt to answer that. >> and dozens of large wildfires in the west burned more than a million acres the ferguson fire

in yosemite park in california, more than doubled in size in less than 24 hours. it has now consumed more than 9,000 acres. the western weather forecast is for more hot and dry weather with triple digit temperatures today and high heat and humidity in the east is giving way to heavy rain and storms today. flash flooding is likely along the northeast coast. two passenger planes carrying a combined 250 people made emergency landings in kansas city. an alaska airlines flight from washington, d.c. to l.a. was forced to divert over pressurization issues and a delta flight inbound from detroit landed with a reported el leak. the plane never taxied to engage emergency crews to prevent a fire from ig knight with foam. passengers had to wait with buss to ferry them to the energy nal there. there were no serious injuries in new jersey when five school buses filled with campers were involved in a crash. 21 kids and a camp driver was

treated to local hospitals for minor injuries. on a lighter note, bryce harper gave hometown fans a thrill in the run-up to baseball's all star game. >> yes, the future yankee star well, he's with my washington nationals the outfielder smacked 19 home runs in the final run of the home run derby winning the contest in the bonus round. his hair game was on point. >> always. >> he had like this whole stars and stripes thing going. everywhere. >> he's a patriot. >> yeah. so kyle strawber of the18 as we. it was a good final between the two boys. >> harper came you on top, his pitcher was his father ron who also pitched to bryce five years ago when he finished in second. harper is a free agent at the end of the season.

good timing. he loves playing there. the all star game, by the way, is tonight. >> yes. it was awesome. >> go yanks. >> no nats. they all need it. coming up, tourists injured at a volcano when a la have a bomb falls down on the boat. a bay watch babe and her new boo. the world cup celebration ahead, that's the skin my, you are watching "world news now." now." show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. [stomach gurgles]

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we're back now with dramatic police bod we are back now with some dramatic police body cam video from las vegas. watch as an officer in a high speed chase fires his gun through the windshield. the suspect in that ford expedition were apparently shooting at him. the chase ended when the suspect's vehicle crashed into the wall of an elementary school. a police official says a cop is allowed to fire within his vehicle during a chase if there is a threat to human life. he adds he is lucky the suspects didn't hit bystanders. , well, at least 23 people in hawaii have been injured by a basketball size what's called a

la lava bomb. >> it's the now worst casualty event to date from the erupting volcano. >> reporter: watch this fiery explosion caught on camera. >> wow! >> reporter: the ocean next to the big island the blast raining lava bombs the size of basketballs down on a nearby tour boat. a massive rock ripping a hole through the roof, injuring 23 people. >> it exploded straight out at the boat. we could hear the rocks hit the boat and people yelling. >> primarily soft tissue injury, there was one obvious femur fracture. >> reporter: authorities set up a protection around the disaster to protect tourists. it first erupted in early may. rivers of lava destroyed several hundred homes since. now you see a new island from a peninsula of lava under water. the coast guard is now investigating after a terrifying

experience. when we come back, the bachelorette heads home with the boys. >> what do they think of becca? our analyst analyzes next. next.

the skinny on a hot summer. you know what that means? another crucial night on "the bachelorette." another hometown date on the "bachelorette. >> happy to be here. >> you know hometowns are starting to get to the end. >> time to get serious. . >> thankfully. >> usually there is a lot of make-or-break moments on the home-town dates. four guys started out last night. so becca hit the road. roll that beautiful bachelorette footage. first stop, manteca, california, garrett's hometown. time to hit the farm. deep conversations with the family. it all went well. is garrett the guy? time to bundle up for jason in buffalo, new york. >> i missed you. >> they heated things up at a buffalo wing eating contest and

cooled it down at the hockey rink. the usual family talk ensues. some sage advice from jason's brother. >> there isn't a lot of friendly left here to truly express how you are feeling. >> jason goes for it. >> i am so insanely in love with you. >> reporter: now to bailey, colorado. blake's hometown. the snow was coming down. becca does some foreshadowing. >> on our one-on-one, he told me he is in love with me and the feelings are reciprocated. >> reporter: they take a stroll down memory lane at blake's old high school. then it got serious. >> unfortunately, my school was victimized by a school shooting. >> reporter: it's time to the the usual talking. >> the next time i see you, i hope to be engaged. >> reporter: things are looking good for the analyst's pick. now to colton's hometown, parker, colorado.

they go and visit a children's hospital and do some painting. colton's got a big family. >> this is a family! >> dad had tough questions for becca. hard truths. >> i don't want you to pick him. it's better to have someone hurt now than down the road. >> reporter: colton goes for it. >> i know that i'm in love with you. >> reporter: back in l.a., becca gets together with the girls. tia needs another 15 minutes of fame. >> i do feel like i still have feelings for colton. >> reporter: time to throw up some drama. rose ceremony time. blake gets the rose, jason gets the rose, blindside coming up. >> garrett. >> so much for colton. kiss count.

kiss count. why even bother. everyone got a kiss. another successful season of the kiss count. everybody got a kiss. so that was good. one thing we wanted to show. we didn't have a chance to show in the piece was during blake's date, they had a concert, this gal betty who. >> yeah, betty who. >> you've heard of her? that left the analysts saying, betty who? i have no idea. becca called her one of her favorite singsers. obviously, she is more known to some than others. >> by the way, things are looking good for the analyst's pick. feelings are reciprocated. we don't normally hear that. >> hanson featured in the pick. next week, fantasy sweets, -- fantasy suites. thailand. >> there is a reason colton is out before the fantasy suites. >> now he can have tia all to himself. misery loves company. >> on that note. i know, how about the french in the world cup? >> analyst out. >> analyst out. >> all right.

jack's an england fan. speaking of -- >> next up, to the championship trophy holder, pamela anderson. >> here she is holding the fifa world cup trophy looking good at 51, looking even better with her side candy. her 32-year-old soccer playing boo. adele rami. team france beating croatia 4-2 on sunday in the final. >> you didn't know how to pronounce his name. anyway, pamela was there in russia to cheer on rami and his teammates. throughout the tournament, the couple has been together since may of 2017. they met at the monaco grand prix and partied it up. >> these are scenes all around france. i was somewhere not there, in brooklyn, also, celebrating with lou. >> is that why you took the day off? >> bonus round.

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making news in america this morning, the growing backlash after president trump appears to side with russia over u.s. intelligence agencies. even republican senators calling the president's comments disgraceful and flat out wrong. this morning the president's first interview since the summit defending his remark and overnight the interview with vladimir putin that turned ugly. >> translator: if you don't like my answer, you can give it to me straightaway and i'll just keep silent. >> what putin refused to do. also breaking overnight, the manhunt for a suspected serial killer in texas. five attacks in just a matter of days including two murders at mattress stores. hear how the alleged killer escaped from authorities.