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s pblis the a 6-year-old has found a way to cash in. >> ryan earned more than $11 million last year reviewing toys on youtube. he's now launching his own toy and apparel line with walmart. look at him. he's having so much fun while he's doing it. the items will be available online and in 2500 stores nationwide and are expected to expand to other stores in october. his youtube channel gets more than 1 billion views every month. >> that's insane. >> i want to tune in now. cute kid with a backpack. >> that guy always says hold my beer. why does he say that a lot? that's not even funny, not even at 2:00. a new disney movie featuring winnie the pooh will not be released in china.

there's no official explanation as to why "christopher robin" has been banned. we do know the bear has been used to mock the chinese president. >> you may recall images comparing the two in 2013. the movie produced by disney now has the now adult christopher robin with pooh, the donkey and piglet. >> the donkey's name is eeyore. coming up, bachelor in paradise gets all steamy. and a-rod's date night performance in the skinny. a-rod's date night performance in the skinny. accounts receivable. cial'n only one detergent can give you a sniff like this...

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and i have a void, and it's like a special partner. >> i couldn't say it any better. >> so the "like" count from that clip stops at 16. >> i think there were more than 16. >> 16 counts in the course of like a five-second sound bite. >> like, like. >> we'll have to see who tia picks, colton the virgin or chris or like chris. >> like totally chris. >> who's not a virgin. well, like, if we check in on like grocer joe. >> how's grocer joe? he's fine. >> he doesn't need help bagging those groceries. good job.

next, what do you say we check in on a couple of lovebirds enjoying each other's company. >> we're talking about -- >> in paradise. >> talking about j. lo and a-rod, j. rod, whatever you want to call them. they're on vacation, but before we get to the paradise part, let's check out j. lo at my hometown park, fenway. >> touching. ♪ touching you ♪ bum, bum, bum ♪ "sweet caroline" >> so they're not big fans of alex in boston as you know. but j. lo was happy to get into it. alex may have one up on her right here. only he doesn't sing any of the lyrics to journey's "don't stop believing." he just looks strangely at the camera as you do when you're on a massive yacht in italy.

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finally this half hour, a remarkable doctor who's dedicated some six decades of her life to practicing medicine, and she's still treating patients regularly. >> she sat down with robin roberts describing what inspires her to keep helping people in need. >> my name is dr. melissa m. freeman. i have been in the practice of internal medicine for more than 60 years, and i am 92 years of age. >> reporter: dr. freeman owns and operates this private practice in harlem, a business she's run for more than 37 years.

what's a typical day for you, doctor? >> i start early in the morning working in a drug clinic. i complete that, then take transportation to come here to my office. >> reporter: she doesn't shy away from public transportation, she embraces it, traveling on the new york city subway twice a week. >> i'm a new yorker, travel by subway. if i have to get somewhere and the subway is the best way to get there, i will board the subway and take it. >> reporter: dr. freeman's grandfather, albert b. walker, was born a slave in virginia. once the emancipation proclamation was signed he moved to new york city to start his family in the late 1800s. what he must think that his mangite n.ter became a doctor. h fougrdchildreand we all grew up in his house. >> reporter: education was important to your family.

>> my dad came from rural alabama and did not have the opportunity to get the education he wanted to get. but he emphasized the importance of getting a high school and college education. >> reporter: she helps people addicted to heroin and oxycodone. what is your secret to not just longevity but vitality. >> you do what you have to do. you move on. as long as god gives you life and gives me strength, i have to keep doing it. and he has been very, very merciful for me. >> thanks to robin for that story. she said of all the celebrities she interviewed, it's people like dr. freeman who inspire her the most. an incredible woman, still working, still taking the subway. >> what's her key to life? >> she looks fantastic. >> moving well, sounds great. that's it for this half hour. this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for

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good morning, i'm maggie rui in for dianeo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." it is too close to call. the candidates in a brutal race in ohio are separated by less than one percentage point. and it's eluded democrats for decades. president trump claims a steel plant is opening up every day due to the tariffs. he also predicted it will all work out where china despite the trade disputes. a pennsylvania officer has been charged with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting of an unarmed man near

an amusement park last month. an attorney for the officer said his actions were justified and appropriate. and a 9-year-old robbed while running his lemonade stand. lowe's has given him a riding lawnmower. >> oh, great, something else to rob him of. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> let's just hope they also gave him a lojack for it. >> club on the steering wheel. >> there's nothing sacred when they start robbing a young kid. we're going to start this half hour with paul manafort's former righthand man heading back to the witness stand for another day. >> attorneys for president trump's former campaign chairman targeted rick gate's

credibility. and it always got personal. john karl has more. >> reporter: in his second day on the stand, rick gates detailed how his former mentor and boss, paul manafort, allegedly schemed to hide millions of dollars to avoid taxes long before he joined the trump campaign. now gates continued to work for trump after manafort left the campaign is claiming manafort sought favors from him after trump was elected president, trying to secure an administration job for steven caulk, a ceo of a bank that allegedly loaned manafort millions of dollars based on false information. prosecutors got gates to talk about how manafort allegedly instructed him not to report foreign bank accounts to avoid paying taxes on them. did you report payments from foreign bank accounts, the prosecutor asked, gates answered, mr. manafort directed basically that we did not need to report them. manafort has pleaded not guilty to all charges, including bank

fraud, lying to the irs and hiding tens of millions of dollars he earned while working for a pro-russia political party in ukraine. the defense sought to shred gates' credibility. gates pled guilty to lying to the feds and agreed to cooperate and testify in exchange for a lighter sentence. did the special counsel tell you you were looking at 290 months in jail? i don't recall, said gates. i stand corrected, he said. 290 years in jail. same response, but i like your first question better. after all the lies you've told, do you expect this jury to believe you? he responded i do. they also tried to paint him as someone who had a, quote,

separate secret life with a mistress in london. another rick gates, a secret rick gates in london? gates admitted the affair and said his wife was aware of it. in response to the defense lawyer, gates said he was taking responsibility for his actions, saying, quote, i'm here to tell the truth. i'm here to take responsibility. and then he added, mr. manafort had the same path. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. new images appear to show progress in the dismantling of satellite launching facility in north korea. the website 38 north reports that parts of a launch pad continue to come down. but experts caution that the recent actions are not permanent and could be reversed. the demolition of concrete foundations could indicate a real commitment to denuclearization. president trump's call for a space force is moving one step closer to reality, but not quite what he imagined. >> mike pence is expected to unveil plans at the pentagon

tomorrow. brad mielke is looking into it. >> you remember when president trump said he wanted a space force and he wanted it to be the sixth branch of the military. >> i'm hereby directing the department of defense and pentagon to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces. that's a big statement. >> it turns out the white house is moving forward with this plan. an administration official says a report will go to congress this week, but it might not be what the president had in mind. elizabeth mclaughlin works the pentagon beat and says it might be a combatant command. what is that? >> it's a way to draw a lot of

attention to this issue within the military. think of it like u.s. african command. this is a way to draw personnel from the different services into this focus area. and abc asked secretary mattis yesterday if he would support the creation of a combatant command for space and he said absolutely yes. >> she says most military people will agree we have national interest in space. so much of our lives depend on satellites, but they're not sure we need the new branch yet. we'll have more on "start here." check it out on apple podcast or your favorite podcasting app. kendis, maggie? now to the devastating california wildfires incinerating homes and businesses across the state. >> the newest blaze, the holy fire, created a fire tornado. it is 5% contained. the mendocino complex fire is the largest in that state's history and forcing one district in lake county to delay the start of school for two weeks.

in the east, lightning strikes across new york city. three people were struck by lightning in queens. two men were injured while playing soccer. both are in the hospital, one in critical condition. an incredible scene in the evening rush hour. accuweather's paul williams tells us what to expect. paul? >> good morning, maggie, kendis. the heat persisting throughout the desert southwest. triple digits and winds picking up as well. for the northwest, staying hot and dry with temperatures near 100 in boise and great falls. hot conditions in texas well. widespread thunderstorms from d.c., portland, including the boston area. and throughout the southeast we're watching for numerous thunderstorms as well. kendis, maggie? thank you, paul. turning now to the remains of a missing boy found at a compound in new mexico. just days ago, 11 children were found in filthy conditions. longa bo

five adults have been charged with child abuse. the embattled president of a college has been replaced. the usc had faced the scandal. women sued claiming that the university failed to protect them. a new report says systems may not see stopped vehicles and it may steer you into a crash if you're not paying attention. so it works perfectly. government researchers looked at the systems on teslas, bmws and volvos. a lucky dog in delaware was

hoping to go back home. >> didn't start out so lucky. the dog was trapped under a bridge in wilmington. its leash was caught on some rocks. some boaters found him and called animal welfare. now the search is on for his family. >> what a cute puppy. come to my home. i'll love you forever. >> that dog is going to steer clear. >> too much love! >> i'm good. >> a loveable companion forever. come on, kendis. >> dog ain't that desperate. coming up, the real world series. >> cliff diving. the extreme sport on a world tour, challenging the best divers. that is insane, makes me want to vomit. oh, that's too high. >>e're taking you to a familiar frontline in the global war against isis. afghanistan.l with special

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take a look at this. a factory fire in england spun into a firenado. wind whipped around the flames at a factory near manchester to create this incredible sight. cool air entering the top of the hot air caused the swirling motion. the building was totally gutted but no injuries were reported. next to the new front in america's longest war. u.s. special forces in afghanistan on the hunt for isis fighters. >> ian pannell went door to door with american troops as they made a potentially life-saving discovery. >> reporter: that explosion in the distance is the work of u.s. special forces. targeting isis in the mountains of afghanistan.

where america's longest war rages on. we were given exclusive access to the american fighters. in the 17 years reporting on this war, this was the first time to go with the u.s. army green berets. they checked our footage after traveling the dirt roads that lead to isis all to protect security on the ground. what you're looking at now is the u.s. military striking isis positions. isis tunnels, trying to degrade their capacity. while they have air superiority, the truth is they still have to put troops on the ground to take the fight to the militants. this is perhaps the most dangerous part of the mission this day. and we join the troops as they go door to door checking for isis fighters and hidden bombs. the troops throw in a grenade to make sure it's clear. the troops just moved into a

series of compounds, in other words, houses that they're trying to clear. they've come across a number of ieds. these are some of the most dangerous tracks in the world, laced with ieds. every footstep has to be made safe. every building has to be checked. here we found bomb parts. >> ied. >> reporter: but along the track, our path blocked. a booby-trapped bomb. a soldier tells us what we're looking at. that wooden part is a pressure plate? how common is that to come across them? >> every time we come across the valley, we encounter them. >> reporter: we were told to pull back but left a camera on the ground to see what happened next. the charge is being laid. the timer's going and actually seconds, it's going to be a very loud bang.

you can hear the sound of the shrapnel coming down and the reaction from the guys tells me that was obviously a very large charge had been laid on the ground. one ied detonated. come in and have a look at the size of the crater. just a couple steps from where we were. but these american fighters know that there will be many more on the road ahead. ian pannell, abc news, afghanistan. >> there are many youngsters heading over there to afghanistan who weren't even born when all of this started, when 9/11 got under way. coming up, meet the people making money by throwing themselves off high ledges into water. >> the world series of cliff diving, next on "world news now." water. >> the world series of cliff diving, next on "world news now."

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>> don't do it! are you afraid of heights? >> yes, yes. >> like a normal human? >> i'm like 5'5". the world above me is like crazy. >> reality stops you for a reason. we're about to go into the world of cliff diving. >> so what makes people do this sort of stuff? our special correspondent will reeves finds out. >> reporter: from a small platform almost 90 feet in the air, reann is about to do what for many of us is the unfathomable. the 26-year-old is cliff diving's golden girl, a two-time world series champion dominating a sport that's all about pushing harder and higher. >> when you're standing up there, it's too high and too dangerous to disrespect the height.

ng. >> reporter: this is the red bull cliff diving world series. seven venues, 16 athletes, all risking life and limb for that perfect 10. reannen is hoping to become the first woman to win the series three years in a row, a feat she knows won't be easy. >> you want to walk away with that amazing feeling of standing on top of the podium. >> reporter: this competition in the heart of the atlantic, the azores. this american knows that fear well. it's been an amazing journey for him coming back from an injury that almost killed his career. the azores is his proving ground. finally, it's competition time. spectators gather in the waters below as each athlete preps for their dive. david heads up for his first uadive, i thugh a coup of the

mome focused. >> reporter: woman ever to get a perfect 10. you got a 10 from the judges! >> yes, i got a 10! i got a 10! >> reporter: in that spirit, there's one last dive. i'm taking a leap of my own, safely and supervised from 30 feet up. nowhere near as impressive as the pros, but plenty high for me. >> yay! >> reporter: i'd do it again, but i don't feel like it. will reeves, portugal.

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look at some universities where extracurricular activities are high value. the nation's top party schools in the mix on this wednesday, august 8th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> is your school a top party school? >> we were both shocked to find out our schools were not top party schools. >> way too educational. >> we left so long ago. >> i like that. top broadcast. top party broadcast. >> you'll be surprised to find out where this top party school is located. but there is a party taking place in ohio, for a little while many didn't know if they would have one. this is after a special election in the key battleground of ohio. it is still close to call, but there are some celebrating. >> troy balderson right now is holding a razor thin lead over

danny o'connor for a seat in columbus that hasn't been held by a democrat since ronald reagan was president. they'll face off again in three months. here's emily rau. >> reporter: democrat danny o'connor and republican troy balderson in a tight race. >> i'd like to thank president trump. get ready. we've got to come back here in november. >> can you believe how close this is? we're not stopping now. tomorrow we rest. and then we keep fighting through to november! >> reporter: president trump throwing his support behind republican troy balderson, traveling to ohio just 72 hours before the polls opened. >> they're talking about this blue wave. i think it could be a red wave. >> reporter: and the president does have a good recent track record, since june he has endorsed 11 republican candidates, all of whom went on to win their primaries.

but trump is only one for four in special elections when his choice faced off against a democrat. and in kansas, the gubernatorial primary still too close to call. an election day full of key outcomes, sure to instruct political strategy ahead of the november midterms. emily rau, abc news, new york. and overnight, the president tweeting about the ohio race and taking credit for it. >> said there was a turn for the better. let's go to mary alice parks. could the president's visit have had an impact? >> it could have been enough to put the republican over the edge. arguably, the president thought he had to go at all was telling.

this is a race in a normal year would never have been contentious. republicans poured a ton of money and staff into this race to make sure that they could keep it red. >> taking a look at all the results pouring in tonight, what are some of the results we're seeing, what does that tell us about the map going into midterms in november? >> it's hard to extrapolate a lot about turnout from one night, turnout could be totally different in november when there's more attention on elections in general. but when you look at that ohio race, what republicans know is they just cannot afford, like literally afford to spend that much money and that many resources on races like this. it just costs them too much. >> so let's talk about some of the other primary races, including the democratic primary race for governor in michigan. not necessarily a race normally getting a lot of attention, but i was in detroit last week. there were a lot of people excited about this candidate

backed by bernie sanders. he's not your normal gubernatorial candidate. >> he was a really young guy, would have been a historic nomination had he won. he would have been the first muslim-american to have such a big party backing going into a gubernatorial race, but he fell short. even though bernie was there on the road campaigning with him in a state that bernie sanders won in 2016. so there's going to be a lot of talk about bernie sanders not being able to get his picks over the finish line. the democratic woman won, and that is part of another big national trend. there are 11 women now on gubernatorial ballots going into november. >> more than we've ever had. we'll talk to you in the next half hour. turning now to the fraud trial of paul manafort. the prosecution's star witness faced another day of tough cross

examination today. defense attorneys attacked rick gas'rebity by pressing ia hi counl robert mueller, money he embezzled from paul manafort and an extramarital affair. they talked about how he falsified documents. he said it was at manafort's behest. president trump's former attorney, michael cohen, is reportedly under scrutiny for alleged tax fraud. >> sources tell the "wall street journal" that they are trying to discover whether he improperly obtained loans. he is under investigation for bank fraud and campaign finance violations but has not yet been charged. now to the catastrophic california wildfires. people are living on edge. crews are gaining ground on the

massive mendocino complex fire. scorching nearly 300,000 acres. they expect containment within the next two weeks. hawaii has been spared a direct hit from hurricane hector. it is passing just south of the island. a tropical storm watch remains in effect. and just in time for hector, the government's hurricane hunters are marking a milestone in hawaii. an all-female flight crew on the scene. the commander, rebecca wattington and captain christy twinning. we've all tried to sneak out of work without getting in troubling. but an illinois woman took this to another level when she was looking for a job on her lunch hour and got busted. >> it was her lunch hour. she decided to hit up a job fair

while taking a break from work in urbana. a local tv station was at the fair and shot video of her filling out an application. >> she learned she'd been found out when a friend's father was watching the news. her current employer hasn't spoken to her about her lunch. >> well, it was on a break. >> i like that distinction you make. she has every right to look for a new job on her lunch break. >> as opposed to all the other people on linkedin while at work. >> we're not naming names. coming up, the former vice president's message for young people. >> joe biden's new social media campaign aimed at promoting acceptance, details ahead. and the search for another college student who has gone missing after going for a jog. the community now helping police search for the teen who simply disappeared. remember to find us on facebook"

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they launched the "as you are" initiative to promote the acceptance of lgbt young people. >> we highlight harms of family rejection to show the importance of family acceptance. >> the foundation notes that lgbtq people under the age of 25 continue to face rejection. the video features cyndi lauper and numerous activists. coming up, fashion isn't always about looking good. as long as you feel good, right? that's what people tell me. >> it's all in the mind.

♪ ♪ a new season is almost here. so it's time to start updating your wardrobe, but looking fresh doesn't have to cost a lot. >> tom kelly shows us his hidden talent, finding treasures where you'd least expect.

>> reporter: as a standup comic on "good morning, america" and "the view", i have to look my best but get tired of wearing the same thing every week. i want to look good but don't want to break the bank. ♪ $20 in my pocket >> reporter: so when i want to pop some tags and i don't have $20 if my pocket, i head out to the thrift store. my biggest thrift shore shopping tip i can give you is you have to go to a thrift store in a nice neighborhood where rich people live. rich people give away nicer stuff. we are on the upper west side of new york city. we're going to go inside and see if we can find some of george stephanopoulos's hand-me-downs. i'm what you could call a thrift store connoisseur. hugo boss, $25. not bad. that's $3.

i think you should go talk to them and see if you can get this down to $2. i've been doing this a long time. 90% of the clothing at the thrift store is junk. i can see kendis in this. to find gold, you're going to have to do a lot of mining. you have to be patient and persistent. go frequently and dig around. for example, this blazer, i got it at this very thrift store. it had a $600 price tag on it, and i only paid $40. the secret is, you got to keep looking. sometimes you might find something fun or whacky, but don't get carried away. yee-ha! think twice before you grab it. say to yourself, am i going to wear this? look pretty good, don't i? eh, eh, eh. isn't this pattern coming back?

if the answer is no, don't buy it. the last thing you need in your life is a closet full of things you bought at the thrift store that you have to donate back to the thrift store. make friends with the people at the thrift store. they know where the deals are and the good stuff is. what do i need to know? >> go in with a plan. what are you looking for today? >> i'm looking for a sexy men's outfit. >> i know just the thing for you. want to take a little walk with me? >> i do. >> let's take these over here. and about a month before the season you'll see the thrift shops sort of transfer over and start bringing out the best donations and what's trending at the moment. you know what? this looks really great. let's try this. >> reporter: we grabbed the items natalie helped me pick out

and went to the fitting rooms to ique jt fomyloset.♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, >> oh! ♪ ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ♪ ga, ga, ♪ ♪ throw your hands in the air ♪ he's a true player ♪ >> reporter: so this is our big find. alexander mcqueen suit for $150. we did some checking and this could retail for up to $1800. i threw in this tie and got myself a whole new look. ♪ i look good. so good that i would take me to the prom. ♪ crazy about a sharp-dressed man ♪

>> so tom is here with his prom suit. what do you say, people? >> you look really good. >> alexander mcqueen. >> a button fly. >> pants are on a vacation. >> does it bother you that it's a dead man's suit? >> it possibly is, but i plan to be buried in it myself. >> this is beautiful. >> i want to look as fly as you did. i want that cowboy hat you were rocking. >> i brought some gifts for you two. >> oh, no. >> i brought a -- >> no. no. >> kendis, i've been planning to dress you for about a month now. >> what is that, velvet? >> this is corduroy. >> it's corduroy. >> retails normally for $100 or so. a $10 blazer. >> come on. h&m is a thrift store! >> you going to try on the hat? >> i love this hat.

>> with thrift store shopping you shouldn't wear a 100% thrift store outfit. that's kind of depressing. but mix and match. thrift store suit, thrift store tie and i paid retail for the shirt. >> i should wear my fashionable hat with a piece i already own. >> exactly. >> i don't know if you should ever wear that ever. i think that was a bad choice. >> the other big thing is, remember, you should also give back to the thrift store. >> the hugo boss? >> i'm trading the hugo. >> your trash will be another person's treasure. >> i like how you mentioned how you get rid of your old stuff. >> you never know. that's big thing. the whole outfit is depressing and i do plan to be buried in this. >> you look good. >> thanks. >> you'll see more of tom's tips, go to wnnfans.com.

>> corduroy. >> you should wear the hat, too. you should wear the hat, too. o.

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she tries to explain the situation away. >> send christmas cards. merry christmas. do i just keep calling her mavis? what do i do? >> not only did she call her mavis. but then not mavis, sylvia would send out christmas cards signed mavis, which wasn't actually her name. >> that was kind of nice of the neighbor. >> what do you do now? do you keep saying hi mavis or you've been like chick, you've been letting me call you mavis for 14 years. >> you keep it going. >> my name is actually meg, and i'm too embarrassed to correct it. >> i like it.

so party schools, we all think we have gone to the party school of the country. your alum, mine are not on the list. top five list is out. it's based on beer consumption, liquor consumption, drug consumption, bucknell, you are number five on the list. you are lighting things up in louisburg, pennsylvania. syracuse university, it gets cold up there. >> got a cuse fan back there. >> tulane university, new orleans, number three. west virginia university, out in morgantown, number two. and your number one party school in the entire country, drinking a lot, university of delaware, newark, delaware.

>> the hens, something like that. >> yeah. >> with a mascot like that, you know they're goi

this morning on world news this morning on world news now, the razor thin race in ohio. election results just coming in as the democrat tries to turn a solid red district blue, plus a 17-year-old who wants to be governor. we'll see how he did in the state primary. also robert mueller's star witness, rick gates, is on the stand again, admitting to committing crimes with paul manafort and admitting to an affair. he's back on the stand hours from now. and the 92-year-old doctor still practicing. >> and still taking the trains to help fight the opioid epidemic. her inspiring message ahead. and a-rod, you okay, bro? >> definel >> if you were trying to make a lip sync video, it would be

helpful if you pretended to sing. why is he piercing through my soul right now. we're going to try to help him out in "the skinny" on this wednesday, august 8th. he really is. oh, there it is. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's better -- >> it's so awkward. >> it was better if you lip sync and there is no music. it's kind of weird, the stare down. >> maybe he doesn't know what karaoke is. we'll tell you later, a-rod. it's cool, don't worry about it. like this is not as exciting as i wanted it to be. something that has been exciting, election night in august. results are coming in. key races getting attention.

>> the special election for a congressional seat in ohio is still too close to call. there were primary races in kansas, michigan, missouri and washington. those in kansas are still in a dead heat. >> president trump is saying victory is ours and taking credit after ohio's special election. seen as a major test of his clout. but the race in a solidly republican district near columbus, ohio hasn't been officially called. but the republican is leading by less than one percentage point, and provisional ballots are still being counted. >> we're not stopping now. tomorrow we rest and then we keep fighting through to november. >> it's time to get to work. over the next three months, i'm going to do everything i can to keep america great again. >> so here's why this is a big deal. the president won the district by 11 points, and the seat

hasn't gone to a democrat in more than three decades. >> we get more insight with mary alice parks. welcome back. so much to talk about tonight. and i think what baffled me at first is that no matter who wins in the ohio race, they have to do it again in three months. they have to go head to head in november. >> the instant rematch is instant. these two men will go head to head like you said in november. democrats in washington are already spinning this one. they are saying this is a huge win for them even if he doesn't eke out an actual victory. the way they look at the numbers, there are a lot of races even more favorable to them than this one was. >> the president is on a recent roll when it comes to candidates that he's backed. we're going to forget the roy moore thing from last year. but he backed a candidate in kansas in the governor's race, how did they do? >> that is also still looking too close to call at this point,

a total dead heat between the top two republicans. not clear if the president's late endorsement would be enough to put kris kobach over the edge. it was interesting enough that he was running against the sitting republican governor, an insurgent challenge and he is controversial in his policies. he has extreme positions, really conservative positions on immigration. but it will be interesting to see if the president goes to bat if this gets closer and closer and goes a few days before it gets called. >> and many democrats are hoping that is a pickup if that candidate ends up winning the primary there. >> we have another race, i'm so curious. how did the 17-year-old dude who was balancing civics class with running for office. >> in kansas, i love this, too. in that state, there's no age limit, there were actually high school students on both sides. the democrat got a lot of attention. he got over 3,000 votes.

>> what? >> yes. but what made it more interesting, there were two high schoolers on the republican ticket. we were talking about that primary over there. together those two high schoolers on the republican side have amassed about a percentage of the vote. the top two republicans are closer than a percentage. so those high schoolers might have made all the difference. >> that's crazy. >> to think with the slogan of make lunch meat great again. >> a winning message. >> a winning message for america. mary alice, thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. attorneys for former trump campaign chairman paul manafort, expected to wrap up cross examination of his protége. >> they even dredged up an affair he had. gates offered up more details about the crimes that he claims that he had committed with manafort on his behalf.

here's abc's janay norman. >> reporter: the special counsel's star witness is in the spotlight for a second day. rick gates, the former trump campaign aide, flipped on his boss, paul manafort, now testifying about how he falsified financial documents at the behest of manafort and detailing how he drafted a fake loan agreement to help his business partner exchange income for fraudulent loans in order to lower manafort's tax liability. prosecutors ask, was it a loan? gates said it was not. question, so you created a loan agreement for a loan that didn't exist? gates responded, that's right. question, why? gates, at mr. manafort's direction. manafort is accused of falsifying tax returns and failing to report tens of millions of dollars he earned while working for a ukrainian political party with deep ties to russia. gates, who eventually served as the deputy campaign manager, is the highest campaign official to

cooperate with robert mueller so far. he cut a deal with prosecutors and agreed to provide evidence against manafort for a lighter sentence. did the special counsel tell you you are looking at 290 months in jail? i don't recall, said gates. oh, i stand corrected. 290 years in jail. same response, gates answered. but i like your first answer better. last week one of manafort's lawyers said gates is willing to say anything to save himself. they're looking to paint gates as the instigator. kendis and maggie? >> interesting days there in northern virginia. so the commerce secretary, wilbur ross is accused of siphoning $120 million from business associates. the allegations stem from lawsuits and 21 people who know ross.

one lawsuit alleges that ross and his private equity firm charged nearly $50 million in improper fees. the commerce department denied the claims as baseless. forbes also reported that the sec fined ross and his firm $2.3 million for allegedly violating investment rules. a pennsylvania police officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter for the shooting of a man near an amusement park last month. steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: here comes the moment where a pennsylvania prosecutor is saying that the police officer on the other side of this police suv went too far. 44-year-old joseph santos seen on cellphone video refusing commands was shot and killed. they're charging officer roselli with voluntary manslaughter. in july he was called to this

area after the suspect was reportedly out of control. the police say even before the shooting it was roselli who radioed dispatch to say he may be suffering mental health issues. the officer fired five shots. there's no evidence the victim had any weapon on him and he had already hurt himself bashing in windows. the officer has not entered a plea. steve osunsami, abc news. millions worth of fake shoes could lead to very real prison time for alleged counterfeiters. five people smuggled bogus air jordans. they are worth $73 million.

the suspects each face up to 20 years in prison if they're convicted. i need you with this next one. because we now know what made lance bass say bye-bye-bye. >> the in 'sync star tried to buy the property recognized as the brady family home. his offer was accepted and then he found he had been outbid by a hollywood studio. that studio turned out to be hgtv. >> he tweeted i'd be pretty upset if it were anyone else, but how can you be mad at hgtv? my television is stuck on that channel. me and you both. in my dream world, lance bass is going to be the new mr. brady and they are going to totally revamp that show. >> okay. i will watch it. coming to lifetime near you.

coming up, the 6-year-old making millions. >> and now he's even inked a deal with walmart. just for making viral videos. >> how did you get that gig? if you want to experience paradise, first you have to go through hell. we'll follow a couple on bachelor in paradise as they get to know each other. we'll follow a couple on bachelor in farri paradise as tt to know each other.

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helicopter in sanford, florida as two suspects strayed into a pasture as they ran from police. the suspects were finally caught. wow. >> cows were really helping them out. >> they were. >> moooove. >> get out of the way. so there's a new twist in the vicious divorce battle between angelina jolie and brad pitt. >> documents filed allege pitt hasn't paid any meaningful child support for a year and a half and jolie is asking a court to help get that money. they split about two years ago now and at first they handled things privately. they have six children together. the actress wants closure and that clears a path toward the next stage of their lives and allows her and brad to recommit as co-parents. >> i mean, he's kind of broke. >> he's struggling to make ends meet. you know, brad, i understand. >> he's asking for alimony.

>> she probably is the breadwinner. a 6-year-old has found a way to cash in. >> ryan earned more than $11 million last year reviewing toys on youtube. he's now launching his own toy and apparel line with walmart. look at him. he's having so much fun while he's doing it. the items will be available online and in 2500 stores nationwide and are expected to expand to other stores in october. his youtube channel gets more than 1 billion views every month. >> that's insane. >> i want to tune in now. cute kid with a backpack. >> that guy always says hold my beer. why does he say that a lot? that's not even funny, not even at 2:00. a new disney movie featuring winnie the pooh will not be released in china. there's no official explanation

as to why "christopher robin" has been banned. we do know the bear has been used to mock the chinese president. >> you may recall images comparing the two in 2013. the movie produced by disney now has the now adult christopher robin with pooh, the donkey and piglet. >> the donkey's name is eeyore. coming up, bachelor in paradise gets all steamy. and a-rod's date night performance in the skinny. and a-rod's date night performance in the skinny. a-rod's date night performance in the skinny. accounts receivable. cial'n only one detergent can give you a sniff like this...

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♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" i don't know about you, but ever since becca got engaged on "the bachelorette" finale, we have more bachelorette crazy nation. >> all 24 hours ago? we begin "the skinny" with the irresistible dumpster fire that is bachelor in paradise.

and everyone was waiting to see if colton the virgin whom becca dumped, and tia, becca's former castmate, would still have that spark. he was late to the party, so tia went on a date with another bachelor becca dumped chris. let's just say they really liked each other. >> you're like one of the girls i was interested in talking to, aside from like everything. >> everything like colton. can we not talk about that for a second? if something was going to happen with us, i feel like it would have already happened. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> i like that. >> i see myself going into paradise, like i definitely agree, 100%, and i'm in the same boat, like, i've had my fun in my 20s, and i know what i want,

and i have a void, and it's like a special partner. >> i couldn't say it any better. >> so the "like" count from that clip stops at 16. >> i think there were more than 16. >> 16 counts in the course of like a five-second sound bite. >> like, like. >> we'll have to see who tia picks, colton the virgin or chris or like chris. >> like totally chris. >> who's not a virgin. >> well, like, if we check in on like grocer joe. >> how's grocer joe? he's fine. >> he doesn't need help bagging those groceries. good job. next, what do you say we

check in on a couple of lovebirds enjoying each other's company. >> we're talking about -- >> in paradise. >> talking about j. lo and a-rod, j. rod, whatever you want to call them. they're on vacation, but before we get to the paradise part, let's check out j. lo at my hometown park, fenway. >> touching. ♪ touching you ♪ bum, bum, bum ♪ "sweet caroline" >> so they're not big fans of alex in boston as you know. but j. lo was happy to get into it. alex may have one up on her right here. only he doesn't sing any of the lyrics to journey's "don't stop believing." he just looks strangely at the camera as you do when you're on a massive yacht in italy.

>> he got nothing. >> a-rod sing us out. >> he got nothing. >> a-rod sing us out.

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finally this half hour, a remarkable doctor who's dedicated some six decades of her life to practicing medicine, finally this half hour, a remarkable doctor who's dedicated some six decades of her life to practicing medicine, and she's still treating patients regularly. >> she sat down with robin roberts describing what inspires her to keep helping people in need. >> my name is dr. melissa m. freeman. i have been in the practice of internal medicine for more than 60 years, and i am 92 years of age. >> reporter: dr. freeman owns and operates this private

practice in harlem, a business she's run for more than 37 years. what's a typical day for you, doctor? >> i start early in the morning working in a drug clinic. i complete that, then take transportation to come here to my office. >> reporter: she doesn't shy away from public transportation, she embraces it, traveling on the new york city subway twice a week. >> i'm a new yorker, travel by subway. if i have to get somewhere and the subway is the best way to get there, i will board the subway and take it. >> reporter: dr. freeman's grandfather, albert b. walker, was born a slave in virginia. once the emancipation proclamation was signed he moved to new york city to start his family in the late 1800s. what he must think that his granddaughter became a doctor. >> he was an amazing little man. he had four grandchildren and we all grew up in his house. >> reporter: education was important to your family. >> my dad came from rural

alabama and did not have the opportunity to get the education he wanted to get. but he emphasized the importance of getting a high school and college education. >> reporter: she helps people addicted to heroin and oxycodone. what is your secret to not just longevity but vitality. >> you do what you have to do. you move on. as long as god gives you life and gives me strength, i have to keep doing it. and he has been very, very merciful for me. >> thanks to robin for that story. she said of all the celebrities she interviewed, it's people like dr. freeman who inspire her the most. an incredible woman, still working, still taking the subway. >> what's her key to life? >> she looks fantastic. >> moving well, sounds great. that's it for this half hour. this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

america this morning. making news in america this morning, a test for trump. the last major political fight before the midterm elections comes down to the wire in ohio overnight. too close to call. a razor thin margin separating the candidates in a traditionally deep red district. but this morning, president trump declaring victory. what it could all mean for control of congress. a reality check on the road. is the new technology aimed at helping you drive more safely steering you into trouble instead? an alert from the insurance industry this morning about driver assist programs on some of the most popular vehicles. i they think they're buying ei