we're back now with we're back now with some incredible video of good samaritans and police saving a driver from a burning car in los angeles. the lexus overturned after a chain reaction crash and burst into flames. the driver was unconscious, so these rescuers used dirt and extinguishers to try to put out that fire. and eventually, they pulled the driver to safety. incredible. >> thank goodness for their quick thinking. now to somebody who wasn't thinking. yellowstone national park. a story that makes you just ask, why? why? >> park officials are investigating this scene from earlier this week involving a man and a giant bison. check it out. the man goes up to the bison, and it looks like he's taunting it. the bison at first seems to pay him no real attention. >> because he's like, dude, i'm

going to maul you. >> eventually, they walk away and whatnot. it's still not clear what triggered this whole thing. at one point he flexes and grunts at the animal. through it all people are recording the video and watching in complete disbelief. >> it's like messing with sasquatch. what gets me, if the bull comes after him and he gets hurt, now he's going to try to sue. >> eventually, people started cheering on the buffalo. >> come on, buffalo you can't let him boss you around. >> oh, no, no, no, no, no, oh, no. oh, god. >> you see him flex his muscle there in and the bison did not like that. >> park officials are trying to find the man for obvious reasons. he should be banned from the park.

>> was he trying to get the animal off the road? >> it's just what people are doing these days. i'm going to record myself doing something dumb. let's go viral. >> hey, i got a great idea. >> luckily, it didn't end any worse than that. coming up, oprah's dish that stedman can't get enough of. and mrs. huxtable yells at drake. why? "the skinny's" next. drake. why? "the skinny's" next.

♪ ♪ i've been feelin' oh, yeah. >> oh, boy. >> time to find out all about oprah and stedman. >> you are very good at the late night barry white deejay. it's time to see what's going on. it is on in "the skinny," because oprah is apparently sharing how she sets the mood for her date nights with stedman. >> sit back and relax.

oprah gets a little spicy. asked how do you have the ideal evening with stedman? >> date night is to make him black-eyed peas and corn bread as a surprise for dinner. and then honey, hush. that's all you need. little black-eyed peas and corn bread, that's it. perfect date night. me cooking. and then it's on. >> it's on. what's on? >> some sweet, hot corn bread. >> black eyed peas? i didn't know black-eyed peas were like a date night special. >> they're not. >> hey, babe. >> my grandmother, that's how she wooed my grandfather. >> what are you thinking? i'm thinking some black-eyed peas. record scratch.

i thought you were going to say something else. >> you can't unhear that. >> no. no. i'll never look at black-eyed peas the same again. oprah and stedman have been together since the '80s. so we're glad they're enjoying those home cooked meals. hey, it's working for them. >> that corn bread's going to be extra sweet tonight. >> we're having black-eyed peas tonight. and the corn bread. >> can't forget the corn bread. >> woo! we're going to move on now the summer and finally has a music video out. >> drake, rescue us from this black eyed peas and corn bread and oprah and stedman. the official music video dropped overnight and wracked up 500,000 views.

>> it was shot in new orleans. lots of colorful dancing in the french quarter, but we get to find out who is kiki. >> if you love me, then you make the other girls in your phone disappear. >> tell me what you want. i'll do anything you want, i promise, girl. >> hello! i want you to get your jordans off my sidewalk. this is not a movie, sir, you're a grown man. [ bleep ] go home now. >> you want me to leave? >> i want you to leave. and don't forget to go when you leave. >> don't forget to go when you leave. >> this is not a tay digs movie. >> that was aka mrs. huxtable telling him that kiki, aka la la anthony is not riding.

>> she and j. lo, what are they doing? unbelievable. the end of the video includes lots of dance challenge videos, including will smith and callan and everybody. >> did you do it? >> i'm not into challenges. >> too old for kiki. >> i'm old, i'm out of touch with the trends. >> that's the reason? >> i'm sticking with my corn bread and black eyed peas. a corn bread challenge. fans of the kardashians are wondering whether or not there's a new photo shop fail. >> at the time pregnant khloe. >> i didn't now who stormy was. >> and this image has caught the attention of some eagle-eyed observers.know who stormy was.

>> and this image has caught the attention of some eagle-eyed observers. kourtney seems to have a much thinner right forearm than her left. oh, my god, i noticed the same thing. >> no! >> i was seeing the same thing. >> if you zoom in, in standard resolution, it does. it looks like, what is wrong with her right arm. >> it's at least a millimeter or two off. >> but wait. a man online got in touch with the photographer who secured a high-rez photograph. it's just that the light's hitting it in a weird way. >> so i shouldn't have spent five hours looking at it. and reese witherspoon has lost her cool on ice cream. >> she's throwing what looks like two scoops.

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after all, a cleanser's just a cleanser unless it's olay. well, it might be the dog days of summer. >> from a showdown over plastic guns to the russia probe, we still made time for a little singing. here now your weekly friday rewind. >> paul manafort, the man who ran president trump's campaign will appear in court this morning. >> manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. >> fact is, manafort ran the trump campaign during a crucial period. he's accused of lying to the irs and hiding tens of millions of dollars in offshore bank accounts, money he made working for a political party with deep ties to the kremlin.

>> showdown over guns made of plastic. >> plans were set to go online for anyone to access at midnight. publishing them, a texas group called defense distributed. on their website, the countdown. for years, the obama administration fought the group in court. but the trump administration recently backed down, clearing the way for the gun blueprints to be posted. now in a 11th hour legal battle, eight states and the district of columbia suing and the democrats holding the president personally responsible. >> the head of cbs les moonves facing allegations of inappropriate conduct. including illeana douglas. facebook revealing that they have uncovered a new attempt to influence americans on facebook.

>> facebook tonight banning sites with names like black elevation, mindful being and resisters, those among 32 fake accounts, part of a covert campaign likely designed to influence the midterm elections in november. >> finally kelsey grammar may want to stick to his day job instead of music. ♪ >> you feel the note. >> you just scream it if you can't hit it. >> kelsey, call me, singing lessons, it's happening. >> can you demonstrate for us one more time. you have to -- it comes from comes t

good morning. i'm ryan smith in for kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." the family of a missing iowa student makes a new appeal. they believe that mollie is alive and being held captive. rain is pushing a dam to its breaking point and more rain is on the way. and harvey weinstein plans to ask a judge to dismiss rape charges against him. and are you ready for football? ready or not, the nfl is back, kind of. those are some of our top stories on this friday, august 3rd.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with a new appeal and new theory from the family of a missing iowa student. >> the search for mollie tibbetts is in its third week. her family is upping the reward to $172,000. they believe their daughter has been kidnapped. here is alex perez. >> reporter: the family of missing university of iowa student mollie tibbetts with their biggest public plea yet, asking for mollie's safe return. >> i do think she's out there and i think we can bring her home. >> reporter: the reward skyrocketing to $172,000. >> we believe mollie is alive. we are pleading with you to release her.

>> reporter: they did not say if their plea was based on anything they learned from police about mollie who was last spotted july 18th. she was living with her boyfriend who was working 100 miles away. >> if they're listening, i would like them to know imagine this was you, how would you feel? do the right thing and let her go. >> reporter: crime stoppers of iowa say all tips will be kept confidential, including a possible citing at this truck stop in missouri. and investigators canvassing this field, both leads turning up nothing. here in brooklyn and across the area, there are signs like this one about everywhere you look. there are about 40 investigators working this case every day. family members believe there is

someone out there who has a clue that will help investigators crack this case. alex perez, brooklyn, iowa. >> we're seeing new images of an abduction of a girl at reagan airport. images show a male and female suspect and the 12 year old and the female suspect walking through the baggage claim area. the girl is in extreme danger. she was in america with a chinese tour group. a 19-year-old was in a car chase and shot at police before running into that home daycare run by his grandmother. authorities pulled children to safety through windows. no one was injured. president trump is talking about the russia hoax during a rally. but some in his administration are saying they are doing everything possible to protect

the midterm elections. >> reporter: president trump back on the campaign trail in pennsylvania. >> i'm thrilled to be back in the state that gave us american independence. >> reporter: as top national security officials warned about the threat against the current election. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> reporter: two weeks ago, as he stood along side vladimir putin, the president refused to blame russia for meddling in the 2016 election. >> 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: now the president's national security team is showing a united f, ng russia did it and they're trying to do it again. >> our focus here today is to tell the american people we acknowledge the threat. it is real. it is continuing. >> reporter: and that warning

plays out, the trump administration is looking to wipe out an obama-era policy, proposing rolling back rules that require automakers produce more fuel-efficient cars. in 2012, the obama administration set higher gas mileage standards with the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. the current administration says those requirements raise prices on cars and leads to americans driving older cars longer making the roads less safe. the white house says it's not a done deal. >> it was a notice of proposed rule making, not a final rule. >> reporter: but the move could spark a fight with states that want to make their own standards higher. turning now to the crisis in lynchburg, virginia. dozens of homes are under threat of the potential break of a dam. >> the crisis is being fueled by days of severe storms and torrential rains up and down the east coast where millions of americans are under flash flood watches.

>> that dam is being pushed to >> evacuat a rescu been playing out. and regina miller joins us with the latest. >> we've already seen heavy rainfall in virginia and north carolina and flash flood watches in effect over much of the east and the threat for severe storms to pop up in the northeast. also into the dakotas and western minnesota. as we head to the west, no relief for firefighters, warm and dry here. and good news. it looks like there may be fewer drunk drivers hitting the road. brad mielke explains. >> technology gets blamed for a lot of things, right?

so do millennials. but it turns out those could be two big factors in making the roads safer. dui arrests are way down. one of the things being credited is ride sharing. i spoke with a detective from the miami police department. they saw a 65% plummet in dui arrests in the last four years. >> what's helped a lot has been the different modes of transportation, the ability to have transportation at your fingertips using a smartphone. can you dial up any of the ride share programs and within minutes you have a vehicle ready to take you. >> he says there are a lot of factors, vigorous enforcement, education programs. mothers against drunk driving teamed up with uber in florida. among young people. we'll have more numbers, maybe from your city, on "start here" later this morning. now a warning about

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that sounds funny but is actually quite serious. butt lifts and the possible dangers associated with them. >> they are one of the most lethal cosmetic surgeries if not done properly and now there's a warning. thanks to celebs like nicki minaj and kim kardashian, voluptuous booties are in. but one in 3,000 patients die, making this more dangerous than any other cosmetic surgery. >> you have an increase in doctors who are attempting to perform this procedure. unfortunately, a lot of these doctors are not board certified. >> the brazilian butt lift is meant to make a rear more shapely, sucking fat from where you don't want it, like the thighs or stomach and injecting it where you do. but when performed improperly

there's a risk of a fatal fat embolism. >> there are important veins that bring blood from the lower aspect of the legs into the heart and lungs. >> reporter: heather meadows came to miami for a brazilian butt lift in 2016. she never made it out of surgery. the same happened to kizzie london also in miami. >> our chief medical correspondent jennifer ashton comments this morning and said do your homework. find a board-certified plastic surgeon or do your squats, get down low. >> if you are going to a re recommended. >> there is also a new

non-invasive procedure. coming up, financial guru, dave ramsey. >> why he takes a tough love approach with his followers who swear by his methods. you're watching "world news now." methods. you're watching "world news now." s.♪ ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪better find a way to smooth things over.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪yeah! ♪he would be a less wrinkly, and winning at life.♪

♪ everybody feel good ♪ everybody feel good radio host dave ramsey has mentored many people about personal finance battling back from financial ruin himself to build an empire. >> what drives him to free people from the shackles of debt? byron pitts finds out. >> reporter: dave ramsey holds a unique position, the wildly-popular radio host is known for his hold no punches.

>> you want to live in a home with a skylight and jacuzzi? >> reporter: tough love has made ramsey one of the most-listened-to hosts in america. broadcasting to over 600 radio stations across the country. wracking up over 100 million views on his youtube channel. >> how much student loan does he have? >> 480. >> good lord! >> reporter: where he doles out his brand of financial discipline to people desperately in need. >> why is it americans have such an important with debt? >> debt isn't the problem it's the symptom. debt is the result of disorganized, immature, buying things they can't afford. >> reporter: the average american has over $6,000 in credit card debt. college grads nearly $30,000 in student loan debt. ramsey is an anti-debt crusader, using his platform to help americans become debt free. >> you do not need to be going

on vacation. you do not need to be eating out. you need to be on beans and rice, rice and beans. >> reporter: in today's polarizing political and cultural climate, he isn't known for coddling his listeners. >> everybody's worried about feelings these days. i'm not worried about your feelings. >> reporter: there's a part of you that comes across as certainly financial guru, preacher, drill instructor. >> if you call me up and say i need to do this dumb thing, i need to do this dumb thing, do this instead. >> reporter: he and his wife hit rock bottom in the '80s. forced to declare bankruptcy after losing most of their money in real estate. >> i borrowed money out my eyes and ears and everything else. we were in so much debt we couldn't breathe. >> reporter: he tried his hand at a local radio station giving financial advice. >> when you go through something like that, you have some no matter what moments.

you say you know, i used to do that, but no matter what i'm never doing that. >> reporter: some have criticized him for unrealistic expectations. in your industry, there are lots of snake oil salesmen who promise the shortcut. how do you live in that space? >> well, i am one of those guys, if you ask my critics. so i've ripped off a bunch of poor people selling books or something, those poor people who got out of debt don't think i ripped them off. >> we paid off $260,000 in debt. >> reporter: after finishing college, graduate school and buying their first home, robbie and julia found themselves swimming in over $250,000 in debt. they stumbled across a book with dave ramsey's face on it.

>> we found it at a yard sale for a dollar with his face on it and read it very quickly. we paid off all of the student loan and cash within the first couple years. >> reporter: motivated to do more for their growing family, they went after their mortgage, paying it all off within five years. thanks, they say, to dave ramsey. >> that was probably the best dollar i've ever spent. >> reporter: today robbie and julia are here at ramsey headquarters to do something called a debt free screaming. >> we're debt free! [cheers and applause] >> reporter: but it's exactly what it sounds like. >> three, two, one! >> we're debt free! >> that never gets old. >> if you help enough people, you don't have to worry about money. so the secret to our success is we've helped a bunch of people. >> so much of this stuff is the simple things. >> you talked about the debt snowball, starting with small loans, then large. >> have an emergency fund, be debt free.

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♪ there shou ♪ there should be popcorn here. >> sorry, we forgot that for you. we'll work on that. it is time for "insomniac theater," popcorn or no popcorn. let's start with two new movies. >> "christopher robin." a boy who loved embarking on adventures with his stuffed animal friends, but now he's all grown-up, and his friends, led by winnie the pooh are on a mission to save that little boy from his grownup self. >> these creatures aren't real. >> we just need a leap of faith! >> tigger! eeyore! piglet!

>> my plan worked. i don't know how i do it. >> my bum hurts. >> eeyore's always my favorite. >> i love those guys. nothing appears to be hurting any of the critics. they're giving christopher rotten a solid 67% on rotten tomatoes. one says it will remind children and grownups alike of the fun that can be had in doing absolutely nothing important. and one calls it a warm, fuzzy hug of a film that the whole family can enjoy. >> i love pooh and piglet and all those guys. i could never give them a bad review. mila kunis and kate mckinnon star in an international conspiracy after one of them discovers the boyfriend who dumped her was actually a spy.

>> you just want to talk about drew thayer. he's your boyfriend, right? >> i'm sorry, what? i know you're a spy. >> it's a long story. i'll explain everything. some bad people are after me, and now they're after you. >> if we don't deliver this package, a lot of people will die. >> do you want to die having never been to europe? or do you want to go to europe and die having been to europ t.hope one described it as an espionage plot so ga flare rick, it might have been spy movies for dummies. another said equivalent of the cheesecake factory.

this morning on "world news no this morning on "world news now," the weather emergency unfolding right now. >> it's a tense night in parts of virginia where a dam could fail at any moment. days of heavy rain have filled the lake to capacity. rescues are under way, plus the other weather concerns. beyonce fans forced to find cover from storms. and president trump's late-night rally taking aim at a familiar target, the news media. it comes hours after ivanka trump seemed to disagree with her father saying the media is not the enemy of the people. plus, a suspected spy is caught working inside the american embassy in moscow. she's said to have full access to information. and jennifer lopez gets ready for her big night, set to perform and be honored on one of the world's biggest stages, the mtv awards. her interview ahead on this

friday, august 3rd. from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, >> wow, j. lo, you're here! >> i try. >> she looks exactly like she did back then. >> even better. she moisturizes. we're going to get to j. lo and the big award that she's going to receive. but we're going to start off with lynchburg, virginia. worries of a failure of a dam are triggering evacuations. >> thesew s. if the city's college lake dam fails, it could send a wall of water towards lynchburg a mile away. evacuations are under way right now of people who live near that dam. there are more than 100 homes in danger.

>> this comes after days of heavy rain causing problems up and down the east coast. in new jersey, storms forced hundreds of fans to seek shelter at a beyonce concert. >> regina miller from accuweather is joining us with the latest. >> as much as four to six inches of rainfall fell in the lynchburg area for thursday lynchburg area for thursday evening. for friday, we're still dealing with flash flood watches. much of the east coast going to be dealing with that. we also have a threat for severe storms that could pop up in parts of the northeast and strong to severe storms into the dakotas and western minnesota, back to you, ryan and diane. president trump is ripping into the news media again. >> the president complained to supporters in pennsylvania about his summit in helsinki.

he said the press wanted him to have a boxing match with putin. >> i started hearing these reports that they wanted me to walk up and go like this. they wanted me to go up and have a boxing match. >> president also repeated his claim that putin is actually unhappy that trump won the election. putin has publicly acknowledged that he did want trump to win. >> hours earlier, ivanka trump disagreed with her father's characterization of the media as the enemy of the people. but he quickly fired off a tweet. she also spoke on the separation of parents and children at the border, calling it a low point for her. kyra phillips has more.

>> reporter: they were the pictures that stunned the nation. thousands of them separated from their parents by the trump administration. ivanka trump speaking out for the first time, describing it as a low point for her. >> a low point in the white house for a number of your colleagues was the kids at the border issue, what was your view of that? >> yes, that was a low point for me as well. i feel very strongly about that. and i am very vehemently against family separation. i am a daughter of an immigrant. my mother grew up in communist czech republic. but we are a country of laws. >> reporter: at an axios forum. she was asked about his attacks

on the news media. at his florida rally, his supporters hurling insults at reporters. the president himself has called the media -- >> the enemy. >> reporter: so in front of reporters, his daughter was asked -- >> do you think that we're the enemy of the people? >> sorry? >> do you think the media is the enemy of the people? >> no, i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >> reporter: she also spoke about the infamous trump tower meeting. >> have you talked to robert mueller or his team and did you know about the trump tower meeting in june 2016 before it happened in or did you see any of those visitors? >> no and no. >> reporter: the president tweeting they asked my daughter ivanka whether or not the media is the enemy of the people. she correctly said no. it's the fake news, which is a large percentage of the media. that is the enemy of the people.

so there you have it. the president and his daughter. kyra phillips, abc news, washington. and now to new testimony in the fraud trial of paul manafort. his bookkeeper took the stand describing how manafort was in serious financial trouble in 2016 and falsely inflated his business income to get loans. she also added manafort approved every penny spent on his behalf. his tax preparer says manafort denied having foreign accounts despite knowing they must be reported to the irs. and the secret service is slamming a report about a russian spy working in the u.s. embassy in moscow. the woman was reportedly there for more than a decade before being fired last year. reports say she had unauthorized contact with the russian federal security service, and according to the guardian, it's believed she had full access to classified data. secret service say national security information was never compromised.

california prosecutors say the murder of a pennsylvania student was a hate crime. 19-year-old blaze bernstein was stabbed to death in january because he was gay. he was visiting his parents at the time. samuel woodward, a former schoolmate was charged with his murder and faces hate crime sentencing enhancement. >> we will prove that woodward killed blaze because blaze was gay. this increases the maximum penalty to life without the possibility of parole. >> woodward has pleaded not guilty. police arrested him after dna evidence allegedly linked him to the crime. if convicted, he faces life in prison. ohio state football coach urban meyer is paying financially for claims that he may have covered up information about abuse by a member of his staff. bob evans restaurants is suspending their partnership with him. he's on paid administrative leave. a committee will look into his handling of abuse allegations

against zach smith in 2015. meyer says he didn't know about them until just before smith was fired last month. and apple is the first american company to surpass $1 trillion in market value. the tech giant reached that milestone this week. amazon and microsoft are not far behind, each worth more than $800 billion. >> i am a bad whistler. did you hear my attempt to do it during your story? i was trying to do a sound effect. >> sounded like somebody tripped or something. >> i can't do it. >> still can't do it. >> mark's really good at whistling. if you ever wanted to watch a 48-year-old golfer do the worm, phil mickerson -- still can't do it,

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height heightened sensitivity is apparently what triggered an emergency active shooter lockdown at wright patterson air force base. someone called 911 thinking a training exercise was a real-world incident. it triggered the evacuation of the base's hospital. no one was injured during the two-hour panic. in chicago, protesters hit the streets during rush hour, rallying against gun violence. they were praying and chanting as they marched to wrigley field. >> organizers said the goal of the protest was to redistribute the pain that gun violence causes in other parts of the city but stressed the desire to bring peaceful balance to the city, calling for better schools and economic opportunities. no arrests or injuries were reported. a police officer in detroit has been suspended with pay after cellphone video showed him

repeatedly punching a naked woman. officers had brought that woman to the hospital after finding her naked in the street, apparently having a mental episode. the officer started punching at her after she threatened and spit at the officers. >> there were points where the suspect had turned her back. the officer continued to punch. it was at that point we had grave concerns for the officer's actions. >> that was the police chief speaking at a news conference. the officer in question is identified as a 18-year veteran of the police department who has had six prior instances of using force, but none of them involved anyone getting injured. the incident is under investigation. a lawsuit filed by a couple in ohio could end up breaking new ground on the definition of when life begins. >> they were among hundreds of couples who lost their embryos after a medical storage tank malfunctioned. >> a judge had dismissed their lawsuit, but they filed an

appeal and now are asking another judge to define their lost embryo as a person, not property, by declaring that life begins at conception. >> what kind of a precedent do you think this could send? >> it could send a very big precedent, that's what some people talk about when they say there could be an edging back from roe v. wade. there are some rulings that say this doesn't reach the status of a person, and others scale back on that. this could have big value. there's a lot of people who say roe v. wade isn't going to be overturned. but little decisions could change policy. >> nice having a lawyer on the set. coming up, humans misbehaving around animals. what could possibly go wrong. >> why? >> watch a yellowstone tourist as he picks a fight with a bison. but first, jennifer lopez on how she spent her family vacation and is getting ready to rock the mtv vmas.

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♪ tonight, oh, oh, oh, ♪ when you would be here in my arms ♪ ♪ waiting for tonight ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, ooh, that didn't sound so good. there's j. lo, assembling the squad for an epic dance party in that video. >> stick to whistling, buddy. >> oh, oh. >> nearly 20 years later, yes, 20 years since that music video, jennifer lopez is still topping the charts and is getting ready to receive a huge honor from mtv. amy robach sat down with her. >> reporter: she's had our love for years. the always real, jenny from the block. ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> reporter: now superstar jennifer lopez is being honored for her music videos with the

michael jackson vanguard award at this year's mtv awards. you've worked your butt off. >> yes. >> reporter: literally and figuratively. >> sometimes i wish i could work it off a little more. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years she has kept the hits coming from "love don't cost a thing" to "on the floor." "de niro" and so many more. you are in company with michael jackson, madonna, britney spears, justin timberlake, beyonce. did you ever imagine you would be on that list? >> you know, when i went to my first vmas, i was nominated for best new artist, for "waiting for tonight". i didn't win anything. and i was like, okay, all right. and to think 20 years later, no. i never imagined it. i was just happy to be at the party.

happy to be doing what i love to do and to be recognized in that way along with your idols is awesome. >> reporter: the ever-youthful lopez just turned 49 with a celebration shared with her love alex rodriguez and their families. i love that you just celebrated in a big way. >> we celebrated together. alex's is on the 27th. mine is on the 24th. we had a leo week. it was family vacation. we had the kids with us, couple of his closest friends, couple of my closest friends, that was it. we've done a big party the last few years, we're like let's just go away somewhere. >> reporter: plus you have to save something on the table for 50. >> that's strategy. strategic move on my part. >> reporter: now the entertainer extraordinaire is in rehearsal

for her performance later this month. >> it shows who i was and who i am today. >> reporter: no pressure. >> in ten minutes. in less than at ten minutes. go! 20 years in less than ten minutes. >> reporter: so who's going to be in the audience? >> a lot of close people to me, my closest. i want my kids to be there. but they would have to miss their first day of school, so. >> reporter: i kind of think that's worth it. >> do you think? i don't know if i'm a bad mom if i do that. first day of school, i don't want them to miss it. video vanguard award. i really want them in the front row. do you think so? >> reporter: aunt amy says let them go. >> aunt amy says let them go. >> reporter: let them miss school. >> if you want to play hooky, talk to aunt amy. ♪ waiting for tonight >> you love that. >> you love that.

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it's almost as good as "waiting for tonight", right? i want to see j. lo do a song to that. >> maybe we should have her do the polka. >> mind blown! why hasn't that been thought of before. time now for the mix. i've been watching this video all day. rudolph blaze ingram in tampa, florida. look at him outrunning the entire team. he is 6. it is crazy. it's like adrian peterson. and he's only 6. he can run the 100 meters in 14 seconds. 3'11". son of a football coach. >> so cool. now to another talented athlete. we invite you to canterbury park in minnesota. good old ringo comes in first

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this morning on "world news now," the warning from all top intelligence leaders in the administration that russia is still interfering in u.s. elections, but the president continues to cast doubt on those findings. hear what he said about russia just hours ago. evacuations in central virginia. the city of lynchburg is taking no chances as a dam is in imminent danger of failing. man meets beast. >> bystanders watch in disbelief. see how this confrontation ends. and in "the skinny," drake's brand-new video released overnight. a lot coming up this friday, august 3rd. ♪ do you love me

from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ and i need you >> this is how we're going to do the newscast, you know. the song is too good. >> every time i get it out of my head, there's some new story related to it. at least it's a good song. we're going to start this how much off with a new warning from intelligence officials. >> they appeared together at the white house to sound the alarm about russia's intent to influence the elections. but during a rally in pennsylvania, president trump talked about how well he got along with vladimir putin and said they were being hindered by the russia hoax. here is jonathan karl. >> reporter: just over two weeks ago, standing next to russian vladimir putin, president trump refused to blame russia for

meddling in our election. >> i have great confidence in our intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. powerful in his denial today. >> reporter: but the president's national security team displayed a united front. russia did it and is trying to do it again. >> it goes beyond the elections. it goes to russia's intent to undermine our democratic values. drive a wedge between our allies and do a number of other nefarious things. >> reporter: that message was echoed by the fbi director. >> russia attempted to interfere with the last election and continues to engage in malign influence operations to this day. >> reporter: and the homeland security. >> our democracy itself is in the cross hairs. >> reporter: the president was not in the room, but his national security team clearly wants the world to know they are taking this seriously. >> we acknowledge the threat. it is real. it is continuing, and we're doing everything we can to have a legitimate election. >> reporter: the president insists he raised the issue in his one on one meeting with

putin. but 17 days later, his top intelligence adviser, who should know what was discussed, acknowledged he's still not sure. >> i'm not in a position to either understand fully or talk about what happened at helsinki. >> reporter: the president now insists he accepts the intelligence community's decision that russia meddled but others may have done it too. >> were there others besides russia? >> certainly we know there are others and there are others considering making attempts in 2018. >> reporter: who were the others? >> i can't get into specific details. >> reporter: now the president has left washington for his golf club in bedminster, new jersey, where he'll be for the next 12 days or so. his advisers are calling it a working vacation. president trump is slamming

reporters for making up fake news. at the white house briefing, sarah sanders rattled off a list of complaints about the press but refused to deny the claim that the president says the media is the enemy of the people. >> he's made his feelings clear. >> ivanka trump was also asked to weigh in and said that the media is not the enemy. >> the president weighed in and said she was correct and it's the fake news that is the enemy of the people. a dam is threatening to fail with more severe weather on the way. >> these are images of the college lake dam. if this dam suffers complete failure, the water depth of the

black water creek could exceed 17 feet in seven minutes, putting more than 100 homes in danger. and the trump administration wants to lower emission standards for cars and trucks. the proposal reverses an obama policy. he says stricter limits makes newer cars more expensive. 18 states are planning to fight the proposal. prosecutors now say they have every intention to call manafort's former business associate rick gates. they said manafort was broke by the time he joined the trump campaign and inflated his business income by millions to obtain loans. his bookkeeper says he approved every bill. and he never told her about his offshore bank account. the family of a missing girl say they believe she's held captive.

her parents say the reward for information on her whereabouts is up to $172,000. and her mother addressed the potential kidnappers. >> we are pleading with you to please release her. >> they have not said if this belief is based on police information. an earlier report of her spotted in missouri has been ruled out. f public comments since the bombshell sexual allegations surfaced last week but he made no mention of those allegations. he sounded characteristically upbeat and so did investors on

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were saying their vows to find that itch he needed to scratch. >> yeah. what to say about that? the picture is worth a thousand words. >> i promise to love, honor and keep track of your crazy dog for the rest of your life. >> did your dog do that at your wedding? >> we do not have a dog. and we did not adopt frank until after the wedding. children at the wedding, as they always do. they're complete cuties, you can't compete. frank though, he has a tuxedo, he's already dressed the part. we might have to renew our vows. coming up, a man who was very rude to a bison. >> park officials are investigating this incident and how it ended. >> oh, no. and oprah reveals her recipe for love. what she says would be her ideal

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we're back now with we're back now with some incredible video of good samaritans and police saving a driver from a burning car in los angeles. we're back now with some incredible video of good samaritans and police saving a driver from a burning car in los angeles. the lexus overturned after a chain reaction crash and burst into flames. the driver was unconscious, so these rescuers used dirt and extinguishers to try to put out that fire. and eventually, they pulled the driver to safety. incredible. >> thank goodness for their quick thinking. now to somebody who wasn't thinking. yellowstone national park. a story that makes you just ask, why? why? >> park officials are investigating this scene from earlier this week involving a man and a giant bison. check it out. the man goes up to the bison, and it looks like he's taunting it. the bison at first seems to pay him no real attention. >> because he's like, dude, i'm going to maul you. >> eventually, they walk away

and whatnot. it's still not clear what triggered this whole thing. at one point he flexes and grunts at the animal. through it all people are recording the video and watching in complete disbelief. >> it's like messing with sasquatch. what gets me, if the bull comes after him and he gets hurt, now he's going to try to sue. >> eventually, people started cheering on the buffalo. >> come on, buffalo you can't let him boss you around. >> oh, no, no, no, no, no, oh, no. oh, god. >> you see him flex his muscle there in and the bison did not like that. >> park officials are trying to find the man for obvious reasons. he should be banned from the park. >> was he trying to get the animal o t r

>> it's just what people are doing these days. i'm going to record myself doing something dumb. let's go viral. >> hey, i got a great idea. >> luckily, it didn't end any worse than that. coming up, oprah's dish that stedman can't get enough of. and mrs. huxtable yells at drake. why? "the skinny's" next. drake. why? "the skinny's" next.

♪ ♪ i've been feelin' ♪ ♪ i've been feelin' oh, yeah. >> oh, boy. >> time to find out all about oprah and stedman. >> you are very good at the late night barry white deejay. it's time to see what's going on. it is on in "the skinny," because oprah is apparently sharing how she sets the mood for her date nights with stedman. >> sit back and relax. oprah gets a little spicy. asked how do you have the ideal

evening with stedman? >> date night is to make him black-eyed peas and corn bread as a surprise for dinner. and then honey, hush. that's all you need. little black-eyed peas and corn bread, that's it. perfect date night. me cooking. and then it's on. >> it's on. what's on? >> some sweet, hot corn bread. >> black eyed peas? i didn't know black-eyed peas were like a date night special. >> they're not. >> hey, babe. >> my grandmother, that's how she wooed my grandfather. >> what are you thinking? i'm thinking some black-eyed peas. record scratch. i thought you were going to say something else.

>> you can't unhear that. >> no. no. i'll never look at black-eyed peas the same again. oprah and stedman have been together since the '80s. so we're glad they're enjoying those home cooked meals. hey, it's working for them. >> that corn bread's going to be extra sweet tonight. >> we're having black-eyed peas tonight. and the corn bread. >> can't forget the corn bread. >> woo! we're going to move on now to a top contender for song of the summer and finally has a music video out. >> drake, rescue us from this black eyed peas and corn bread and oprah and stedman. the official music video dropped overnight and wracked up 500,000 views. >> it was shot in new orleans.

lots of colorful dancing in the french quarter, but we get to find out who is kiki. >> if you love me, then you make the other girls in your phone disappear. >> tell me what you want. i'll do anything you want, i promise, girl. >> hello! i want you to get your jordans off my sidewalk. this is not a movie, sir, you're a grown man. [ bleep ] go home now. >> you want me to leave? >> i want you to leave. and don't forget to go when you leave. >> don't forget to go when you leave. >> this is not a tay digs movie. >> that was aka mrs. huxtable telling him that kiki, aka la la anthony is not riding. >> she and j. lo, what are they doing? unbelievable. the end of the video includes

lots of dance challenge videos, including will smith and callan and everybody. >> did you do it? >> i'm not into challenges. >> too old for kiki. >> i'm old, i'm out of touch with the trends. >> that's the reason? >> i'm sticking with my corn bread and black eyed peas. a corn bread challenge. fans of the kardashians are wondering whether or not there's a new photo shop fail. >> at the time pregnant khloe. >> i didn't know who stormy was. >> and this image has caught the

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well, it might be the dog well, it might be the dog days of summer. >> from a showdown over plastic guns to the russia probe, we still made time for a little singing. here now your weekly friday rewind. >> paul manafort, the man who ran president trump's campaign will appear in court this morning. >> manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. >> fact is, manafort ran the trump campaign during a crucial period. he's accused of lying to the irs and hiding tens of millions of dollars in offshore bank accounts, money he made working for a political party with deep ties to the kremlin. >> showdown over guns made of plastic. >> plans were set to go online for anyone to access at

midnight. publishing them, a texas group called defense distributed. on their website, the countdown. for years, the obama administration fought the group in court. but the trump administration recently backed down, clearing the way for the gun blueprints to be posted. now in a 11th hour legal battle, eight states and the district of columbia suing and the democrats holding the president personally responsible. >> the head of cbs les moonves facing allegations of inappropriate conduct. including illeana douglas. facebook revealing that they have uncovered a new attempt to influence americans on facebook. >> facebook tonight banning sites with names like black elevation, mindful being and resisters, those among 32 fake

accounts, part of a covert campaign likely designed to influence the midterm elections in november. >> finally kelsey grammar may want to stick to his day job instead of music. ♪ >> you feel the note. >> you just scream it if you can't hit it. >> kelsey, call me, singing lessons, it's happening. >> can you demonstrate for us one more time. ♪ tremble like a flower you have to -- it comes from here. >> it's coming from, there's a lot going on. >> oprah and corn bread and it comes from the heart. >> and you did it without black-eyed peas. >> good news, today is international beer day.

making news in america this morning, flooding emergency. fears of a dam failure lead to an evacuation as rescuers work into the morning with rising water trapping people. plus, an entire stadium forced to leave a beyonce concert as strong storms roll in. and on the campaign trail, president trump rallying support in pennsylvania slamming what he called the russia hoax hours after his top national security advisers warned of their ongoing attacks and what ivanka trump says was a low point during her time in the white house. amber alert. a 12-year-old abducted from reagan airport. why the fbi says she's in extreme danger. plus, the new warning about hand sit