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we're back with this dramatic video of good samaritans rescuing a man trapped inside a burning car in oklahoma. police say his car crossed the center line and crashed into another vehicle. >> you can hear the anguish of a woman pleading for help. >> in the name of jesus -- >> you hear pops. after struggling, that man was pulled to safety, taken to the hospital with leg injuries. two people in the other vehicle died. just incredible video there. again, you see that man being dragged out of the car. just lucky to be alive this morning. there's a new development in the search for that missing college student in utah. >> she disappeared more than a week ago after taking a rideshare from the airport. now police are questioning a person of interest. here's abc's clayton sandell.

>> reporter: a ten-day-old case that seemed to go cold heating up. detectives serving search warrants in the case of missing 23-year-old college senior mackenzie lueck, carrying out bags of evidence five miles from the park where lueck was dropped off, meeting someone at 3:00 a.m., then vanishing. >> no arrests have been made. however, the owner of the residence where we served the warrant last night is a person of interest. >> reporter: police say over the weekend someone gave away a mattress and a box spring at that residence and someone with the homeowner's name posted this online ad, giving away a mattress and a box spring for free. >> we ask those who took those mattresses or box springs to please contact the salt lake city police department. >> reporter: investigators now scouring her digital footprint, including cellphones, texting, and dating apps while her worried family waits. for now police are not saying whether that person of interest is the same person that they believe met mackenzie lueck in

that park. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> our thanks to clayton. just incredible. we just pray for all those involved in that. >> yeah, police say they're looking into the young woman's dating profiles, social media accounts. just looking for any clue. right now they're at zero. so we'll see what happens there. we're going to lighten things up just a bit. next coming up with these gadgets that promise to add more spring to your summer. >> from a handheld water filter to a device that automatically blows up your party balloons. is? taking metamucil every day can help. metamucil supports your daily digestive health using a special plant-based fiber called psyllium. psyllium works by forming a gel in your digestive system to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. metamucil's gelling action also helps to lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so, start feeling lighter and more energetic

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sun's out, fun's out. that means plenty of outdoor fun. this morning we're checking out some of this year's most unique gadgets for those fun times out in the wilderness and a little bit closer to home with our own giz wiz dick debartolo. >> thank you, will. so i have something neat. lifestraw's been around for a while. they have a lot of new versions. to show you how effective this is, i am going to drink from this jar right here, okay? >> that is not a vegan cocktail. that's just dirty water. >> that's dirty water. there's a couple of sticks in here and some leaves. >> eww! be careful there, dick, oh! that is incredible. you can see at the top it's perfectly clear. >> it's perfectly clear. >> wow. >> so what this is, for campers who don't want to take a lot of water with them. >> sure. >> you can go to a lake or a pond and drink through it. they are now branching out and

you can have a carry-on. there's a bag you can hang on with a lifestraw at the end. and they provide drinking water for third world nation kids. >> clean water for yourself and give some back. >> this is a demo unit so people could see i was drinking the water. this is what it looks like when you buy it. it's about $18 and filters something like 264 gallons of water. >> incredible. all right what do we have next? >> this little guy here is for when you want a little bit of light in the tent, okay? so you click that on. that's low. they're going to dim our lights here a bit. then there's a little higher light there. then there's an emergency, it does a little s.o.s. and then when it's time to go home, you want to put it in a backpack, it folds down. >> that's incredible. >> it becomes a flashlight. >> nice. >> but wait, there's more! >> oh-oh! >> if your phone runs out of power, it's only an 800 milliamp battery but you can make several emergency phone calls if you

need to. >> it's a phone battery as well, incredible. >> it's under 20 bucks. >> bring it in the woods, camp in the backyard with it. i'm excited about this. let's get this party going. >> closer to home, okay? >> all right. >> do you have a stopwatch? >> i do. >> each one of these is eight balloons. we're going to do eight, we're going to do 16 balloons. the object here is you don't have to tie them off, you don't have to put a ribbon on them, it's all going to be done automatically, okay? >> for you. >> it's called bunch of balloons party pack. it's going to be noisy in here. >> just a few seconds. >> you there? >> that's incredible. i was worried you were going to fly away, dick. >> the neat thing now is you peel them off. >> and they're already tied? >> they're already tied off. >> incredible. >> okay, then you can -- i'll pull one off to show you. and you have a balloon on a

ribbon, and you didn't have to tie them or anything. >> thas if this wasn't a party enough, we've got to bring sofia in here to show us your last gadget. >> this is basket head for the backyard. >> where did i put -- oh, okay. >> okay, let's see. you be red. hang on. >> all right, sophia, this i'm pretty sure is why you studied journalism, right? >> oh, yeah. exactly. >> oh, wait, yeah. >> what is it? this is a gadget you can obviously play in the backyard. >> it's called basket head. >> good thing i'm wearing my glasses. >> we didn't have safety goggles but you are wearing your glasses, yeah. >> i got one in. >> nice, nice. love it. amazing. >> jack sweeney, you get one in, you win. >> i love it so much. for these and other summer fun gadgets, visit dick's website, gizwiz.biz, and our own website as well.

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♪ it's friday. so it's time for our "insomniac theater," previewing two movies opening today. >> we start with the seventh installment in the "conjuring" franchise, "annabel comes home" as the notorious doll acting as a vessel for demons. >> no. >> unleashing this night of terror for ed and lorraine warren's 10-year-old daughter, her friends, and the babysitter. [ squeaking ] [ creaking ]

>> can annabel come out to play? >> no! >> screams. that's our cue. "annabel comes home" is scoring a solid 67% on rotten tomatoes but critics are mixed. sarah stewart says it's so low stakes it's barely a movie, more like a special "brady bunch" episode in hell. stacy layne wilson calls it the best of the "annabel" movies overall. i took my boys to see "toy story 4." and the "annabel" poster was in the lobby. this was my 4-year-old. >> yeah, terrified. >> terrified just by the poster. >> no, not seeing that. next to a british musical fantasy, "yesterday." a struggling musician is hit by a bus and wakes up as the only person on the face of the earth

who remembers the beatles. so he skyrockets to superstardom by taking credit for their songs but not without a few complications. >> now let me just give you this advice, right? song title. "hey, dude." >> um -- ♪ hey dude hey dude, are you sure? >> he's right. it's so much better. >> is he? is it? >> yeah, yeah. ♪ hey dude don't make it bad definitely going to be one of the best songs of the generation. ♪ hey dude hey dude don't make it bad ♪ >> no, no, stick with jude. "yesterday" is scoring a solid 61% on rotten tomatoes. a pleasant trifle of a rom-com that's just diverting enough to keep from sinking under the

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this morning on "world news now," democrats clash in miami. >> ten more presidential candidates taking the stage, but things got a lot more heated than the first night. >> the american people understand that trump is a phony, that trump is a pathological liar -- >> america does not want to witness a food fight, they want to know how we're going to ptab. >> divisions over race, age, health care, and president trump on full display. we're live in miami. also this morning, two key supreme court rulings. plus a consumer alert about a popular baby product. and everything to know about today's world cup matchup. it's friday, june 28th.

good morning, everyone. another big night in america when it comes to politics. night two of the democratic debate. it's great to have stephanie ramos here in for janai norman this morning. d.c. person, we needed you. >> yes, yes, it is so great to be here. we are talking politics. we begin this half hour with the democrats back in the spotlight. this time more combative as they laid out their plans to run the country. >> ten more presidential hopefuls lined the debate stage in miami last night focused on health care, immigration, education, and much more. and former vice president joe biden was forced to defend his record and his recent comments about segregationists. >> let's get right to abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. good morning, marci. >> reporter: kenneth and stephanie, good morning. last night was definitely much livelier than the night before. most who were watching agree that california senator kamala harris dominated this debate. but a few other candidates also

had some standout moments. the democratic party's frontrunners front and center in the contentious nbc debate. vermont senator bernie sanders off the bat outlining his policy proposals. >> we have got to pass a medicare for all single-payer system. we must make public colleges and universities tuition-free. >> reporter: met by immediate disagreement. >> i think the children of the wealthiest americans can pay at least a little bit of tuition. >> reporter: the ten candidates on this stage in miami going after president donald trump -- >> trump is a phony, that trump is a pathological liar and a racist -- >> reporter: at times each other. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. he's still right today. pass the torch. >> i'm still holding on to that torch. >> reporter: vice president joe biden spending part of the night defending himself including on issues of race. >> it was hurtful to hear you

talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. and it was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose bussing. ofpocross the board. >> reporter: the presidential hopefuls trying to squeeze enough into their one-minute answers to differentiate themselves in this crowded field, sparring at times, while also finding common ground. >> i agree with almost everything here. >> reporter: including on a concept president trump immediately seized upon. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: the president tweeting, how about taking care of american citizens first? that's the end of that race. but the race for the democratic presidential nomination continues. all 20 candidates who were on that stage between last night and the night before, as well as a few others who didn't qualify

to be up there, will be out on the campaign trail trying to make sure they make the cut for the next debate which is scheduled for next month in detroit. stephanie and kenneth, back to you. >> marci, thank you for that breakdown. again, a big night. the women, they definitely were outspoken. they did not let the moderators or the other candidates interrupt them. so they had big moments, including kamala harris, who many were saying was the breakout star of night two. >> she was actually the most googled candidate after last night's debate. what's interesting is sure, there were ten candidates on the stage last night, ten the night before. but everyone is trying to do their best to stand out, nudge one another, and just kind of shine. and we've got a long way to go, so it's interesting to see how much of an impact last night's debate actually has on the rest of their campaign. >> a lot of eyes on vice president joe biden and bernie sanders, the top two, biden being the frontrunner of the two.

they both tried to rise high above those attacks. but the experts and those political watchers say it didn't work. and they were very vulnerable. and kamala harris, a number of people really went after them, especially that generational fight that happened on that stage as well. so again, just the first two nights of the first debate, and so we will see others. >> yes, just the beginning. we've got a long way to go, folks. moving on to the man they're trying to replace, president trump opened the g20 summit in japan with a flurry of meetings with allies and other world leaders. the president sounded optimistic about trade deals as he met with prime ministers of japan and india. he also weighed in on resolving the situation with iran, saying the u.s. is in no rush and can take their time. the president also met today with vladimir putin for the first time since the release of the mueller report. the house has approved a $4.6 billion senate bill to deliver aid to migrant families after speaker nancy pelosi reluctantly gave in to republicans and moderate democrats. the vote angered progressives

who called for stronger protections for migrant children. vice president mike pence, he reportedly agreed to two democratic demands, notifying lawmakers within 24 hours when a child dies in custody, and a 90-day limit on housing children in temporary facilities. president trump weighed in from japan tweeting, a great job done by all, now we must work to get rid of the loopholes and fix asylum. the white house is scrambling after a major supreme court decision affecting the next census. the high court yesterday delayed the trump administration's plan to add a citizenship question just days before the 2020 forms were set to be finalized. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: president trump's already fighting back against the supreme court's census decision, tweeting from japan, i have asked the lawyers if they can delay the census, no matter how long, until the united states supreme court is given additional information. the trump administration was planning to add a question to the 2020 census asking every person living in the u.s., are

you a citizen? >> can you imagine, you send out a census and you're not allowed to say whether or not a person's an american citizen? >> reporter: the census bureau itself estimated millions of people, mostly minorities, would decline to answer that question and go uncounted, a crucial issue since the census is used to decide how many seats each state gets in the house of representatives and how federal spending is distributed. chief justice john roberts joining the four liberal justices hammering the administration's claim offered by commerce secretary wilbur ross that they added the question only to help enforce the voting rights act, roberts calling that contrived and a distraction, writing, the evidence tells a story that does not match the explanation the secretary gave for his decision. that stinging rebuke announced after roberts sided with his conservative colleagues ruling that federal courts do not have the power to intervene and stop even the most extreme forms of partisan gerrymandering. lawmakers in several states have been using census data to draw

congressional districts for openly partisan reasons, as one legislator admitted in north carolina. >> i propose that we draw the maps to give a partisan advantage to ten republicans and three democrats, because i do not believe it's possible to draw a map with 11 republicans and two democrats. >> reporter: justice elena kagan with an emotional dissent writing, if left unchecked, gerrymanders may irreparably damage our system of government. as for president trump's call to delay the census, that will be tough. congress sets the schedule, and they'd have to vote to change it. the clock is ticking. terry moran, abc news, the supreme court. now to a consumer alert. fisher price is recalling 71,000 inclined sleeper accessories. the company is warning parents to stop using the inclined sleeper accessory that comes with its ultralight day and night play yards.

look out for these model numbers. they are on your screen. fisher price is offering consumers a refund. unlike similar inclined sleepers, no injuries or deaths have been reported, thankfully. a little friday morning trivia. what do ozzy osbourne, mr. t, bill murray, and the cookie monster have in common? >> that's a tough one. okay, we've given it enough time. all of them have now performed "take me out to the ball game" at chicago's wrigley field. "sesame street's" furry blue sugar fiend showed his skills yesterday during the seventh inning stretch. >> "c" is for cookie! ♪ take me out to the ball game >> all right, not too shabby, not too shabby. cookie, he doesn't go by cookie, it's cookie monster, he is a full name type of character.

he is the first puppet, actually muppet, excuse me. >> muppet, get it right. >> to lead the crowd in the song. i want to know what the selection process was here. i mean, i'm sorry, cookie monster, but where is big bird? >> oh, yes. >> where is big bird?re the yel? at least we got the cookie blue, though. i'm glad you're paying homage to him by wearing your blue. typically i give shade to janai, i have to give you the same. >> i won't take it personal. i've seen some of the shade when i watch the show so it's all good. >> it's how you know i love you. >> i appreciate that. coming up, the new study that suggests social media can be good for your mental health. >> thank goodness. first, the 15-year-old tennis protege who's being called the next serena williams. two friends of president trump's latest sexual assault accuser are speaking out. what they're now saying. accuser are speaking out. what they're now saying.

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while her mother was cooking. her parents gave the teen who made that life-saving catch cash as a thank you. >> gosh, i can watch that video over and over again. what an amazing catch. >> it was an amazing save. just to see her fine, that is good this morning. he was at the right place at the right time. >> absolutely. there he is again. wow, wow. she is blessed. back here at home, there is a new development involving president trump's latest accuser. >> two friends have now come forward to share the moment they say writer e. jean carroll confided to them about the alleged attack back in the '90s. here is david wright. >> reporter: two long-time friends of writer e. jean carroll now say she called them shortly after donald trump allegedly assaulted her in a dressing room at bergdorf's in the mid-1990s. >> the minute i was in there he shut the door and pushed me up against the wall and bang, banged my head on the wall. and kissed me. i just -- it was so shocking.

>> reporter: carroll says it got even worse and that she told two friends at the time. today both came forward, joining her for an interview with "the new york times." lisa birnbach, best-selling author of "the preppie handbook" said carroll called her immediately. >> i heard her say repeatedly, "he pulled down my tights." >> reporter: she said in the moment carroll laughed it off. >> i said, what, he raped you? and you said, oh, he kept pulling -- he pulled down my tights. >> reporter: birnbach said she tried to convince carroll to call the cops right away. >> it was horrible. we fought. and i said, let's go to the police. no. come to my house. no, i want to go home. i'll take you to the police. no. it was 15 minutes of my life, it's over, don't ever tell

anybody, i just had to tell you. >> reporter: a few days later, e. jean carroll called another friend, veteran news anchor carol martin. >> from what i could sense of you, "a," you were handling it, as you handle things. >> reporter: her advice very different from birnbach's. >> i said, don't tell anybody. i wouldn't tell anybody this. >> reporter: carroll didn't until now, when she describes the alleged sexual assault in graphic detail in her new book. the president dismisses her claims telling "the hill," i'll say it with great respect, number one, she's not my type. number two, it never happened. carroll has been attacked by skeptics and even now she doesn't use the word "rape" to describe what happened to her, calling it today, an episode, a fight, not a crime. her two friends say they're coming forward now to give her some backup. david wright, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to david there. former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton have honored some special graduates in dallas. 60 people, including doctors, veterans, and educators were recognized for participating in

the presidential leadership scholars program.

♪ ♪ let's get into some sports. an american tennis prodigy has just become the youngest player in the open era to qualify for wimbledon. >> 15-year-old cori "coco" goff widely considered to be the next american superstar. just this year she became the youngest woman to win a grand slam qualifying match in the french open. if she were to win wimbledon, goff would be the youngest winner ever, breaking the record set by 15-year-old lottie dod in 1887.

>> golf playing tennis, got it. turning to the excitement building at home for an epic face-off on the field. >> the u.s. women's national soccer team will take on france later this afternoon and our very own soccer superfan will ganss! had to. is counting down the minutes. >> i am counting down the minutes. there is roughly 690 of them to kickoff. but you know. it's just me, you know. 690 minutes, that's all. here's everything you guys need to know about today's quarterfinals match in less than a minute and a quarter. >> that's it! u.s. is going to the quarterfinals! >> reporter: first things first. the game is at 3:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon. who to root for? megan rapinoe is the team captain whose two goals against spain are the reason team usa made it to today's game. alex morgan scored five goals in team usa's world cup opener. opponents have been on her like crazy. if she looks familiar, here's why. jess mcdonald makes her world cup debut as the only mother on team usa.

her son super excited to watch mom take on france. carli lloyd is the first player to score in six straight women's world cup games ever. on the other side, prepare to boo the french midfield force to be reckoned with. cheer for team usa and france like these superfans. or at a watch party like these ones back here in the u.s. if you plan on watching this game from work, why? the u.s. women's national team already wrote this note to your boss. >> we kindly ask you give every employee the day off. >> the whole day off so they can do all the things necessary to be ready. >> reporter: so stop storying about work and start worrying about what selection of red, white and blue you're going to wear while you cheer on team usa. i've got my red, white and blue right here. this is expected to be an incredibly competitive game and fans are willing to pay to see it. tickets listed on stubhub for more than $11,000. >> ref, i don't have to tell you. france has won 17 of the last 18 matches.

the u.s. is unbeaten in its last 14 women's world cup matches. go, team usa! >> keep fighting for gender pay equality! pay equality!

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time for "the mix" on this friday. we're going to start with an interesting study that says social media might be good for our mental health, even though depending on what day you ask me i will say one day, social media's great, it connects us! the next day, social media's horrible, it's the devil! >> too much. >> stay off of it! keith hampton, a michigan state university media professor, he says that after tracking data on more than 13,000 adult relationships from a 2015-16 household survey, they found that for facebook users, 63% -- that media users are 63% less likely to experience a serious psychological distress. by being on social media, i guess being on there and telling the world about their problems. when we see our facebook friends who like to talk about what's going on. >> people are commenting so that

only adds to the stress, i buy it, that makes sense. so a crow strikes a pose at a japanese mall. >> look at it. >> the internet goes nuts. look at that, that is a bird. ♪ you bon twitter. he's called the gorilla crow. >> polka! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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this morning on "world news now," the democrats face off in round two of the presidential debate. ten more candidates took center stage, sparring over issues like health care and immigration. their main target, frontrunner joe biden. we have team coverage. a deadly crash landing. the plane skidding off the runway. passengers miraculously capturing the moment of impact as the jet slammed into a building and erupted into flames. and new this half hour, the fourth of july deals you don't want to miss. >> tips like where to find $49 flights and patio furniture half off. more than seven years after her death, we're hearing a brand-new song from whitney houston. one that almost no one has heard until now. that's in "the skinny" on this friday, june 28th.

♪ i'm every woman and this morning she's every woman. right here next to me, stephanie ramos in the building. >> oh, you guys. great to see you. >> i want to dance with somebody and i'm dancing with you this morning, how about that. ♪ i'm every woman >> come on, hit it. >> you just can't help but sing along. ♪ anything you want done baby do it naturally ♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa >> so we got new whitney music. >> yes, we do. we're obviously excited about it. >> we'll get to all of that. >> but first we have to talk politics. we do. we begin this half hour with part two of the first democratic debate, the 2020 candidates putting their agreements and disagreements on full display. >> as another ten

age. frontrunner joe biden was on the recenight two of the democratic presidential debate and the candidates came out swinging, mostly at president trump. >> donald trump thinks wall street built america. ordinary middle-class americans built america. >> on health care, bernie sanders on medicare for all and taxes on the middle class. >> yes, they will pay more taxes, but less in health care for what they get. >> reporter: but the attention quickly turned to the frontrunner, former vice president joe biden. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. he's still right today. >> i'm still holding on to that torch. >> reporter: the older and the newer generation of democrats squared off. teeing up this big moment for senator kamala harris. >> hey, guys, you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight, they want to know how we're going to put food on their table. >> reporter: after biden's recent controversial remarks about working with segregationist senators, harris

with an emotional confrontation. >> i do not believe you are a racist. it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. and it was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose bussing. >> it's a mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. i did not oppose bussing in america. what i opposed is bussing ordered by the department of education. >> reporter: on immigration all democrats on stage raised their hands when asked if their health care plans would cover undocumented immigrants, sparking this tweet from president trump. how about taking care of american citizens first? that's the end of that race. >> you cannot let people who are sick, no matter where they come from, no matter what their status, go uncovered. you can't do that. >> reporter: on the crisis at the border --

>> first i would fight for comprehensive immigration reform with a pathway to citizenship. second, i would reform how we treat asylum seekers at the border. >> reporter: author marianne williamson working to stand out from the pack of career politicians. >> where have you been, guys? it's not just a matter of a plan. i haven't heard anybody on this stage who has talked about american foreign policy in latin america. >> reporter: former colorado governor hickenlooper calling family separations at the border kidnapping. >> the first thing we have to do is recognize the humanitarian crisis on the border for what it is. >> the second night like the first, lesser-known, less-popular candidates trying to stand out. south bend mayor pete buttigieg, we know he's gained a lot of attention. this was actually his first big test on the national stage. he had to answer some uncomfortable questions about leadership after a black man was killed by a white police officer in his community. and then andrew yang, people are talking about him because he decided not to wear a tie on that stage. >> a way to stand out.

>> an entrepreneur. he explained that he would tax large tech companies to pay for his signature policy of universal income for the entire population in the u.s., $1,000 a month for every citizen. >> it was definitely an interesting night and so different compared to night one. i feel there was more attacking going on. they've got a long road to go, so we'll see if this has any type of impact on their campaign. a lot of the candidates really trying to impress voters and share their personal stories. we'll see what happens. >> this is just the first debate. >> yeah, exactly. well, so what's the state of the race after this just two-night debate? >> let's check in with abc's political director rick kline. rick? >> reporter: kenneth and stephanie, a fiery debate that just might recast the democratic nomination for president. vice president joe biden center stage as the frontrunner tried to rise above and attack donald trump, but the candidates came after him in highly personal ways that show a lot of the vulnerabilities that he may

exhibit in this race. particularly from senator kamala harris, a soaring performance on the issues of health care, on immigration, and particularly on the issue of race. confronting joe biden to his face about comments he has made that seem to boast of friendships with segregationist senators, talking about it in highly personal terms. also a strong night for mayor pete buttigieg, who's able to talk about some controversy in his hometown. in addition to senator kirsten gillibrand. but the night belonged to kamala harris. somewhat overlooked in the early going here, she more than held her own on this debate stage that featured both vice president biden and senator bernie sanders. stephanie and kenneth? >> rick, thank you very much. the house has approved the senate's $4.6 billion humanitarian aid package to help migrant families at the border. >> house speaker nancy pelosi gave in after moderates in her party abandoned the push for legislation with more protections for children. she brought the bill for a vote after speaking with vice president mike pence, who agreed to several democratic demands.

>> the bill passed the same day mexican soldiers raided a freight train carrying dozens of central american migrants. they were stopped near guatemala. mexican officials detained at least 40 of as many as 400 people. they were among nearly 900 total captured nationwide yesterday as mexico ramps up immigration enforcement amid pressure from the u.s. an emergency plane landing ended with people injured and dead in eastern siberia. authorities say the small plane experienced engine failure. it skidded off a runway and reportedly collided with a sewage treatment plant before bursting into flames. more now from abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the russian airline says this was an emergency landing going bad all caught on cellphone. the plane running off the runway onto the grass, not slowing down, its tires shredding, then crashing into a building. one of the pilots and a mechanic were killed. russian state news agencies reporting 22 of the 43 passengers were injured in the crash and fire. the twin engine plane was

landing at an airport in siberia. the impact crushing the nose of the an-24 aircraft, a mainstay in the russian commercial fleet. russian authorities suggesting engine failure contributed to the crash. this is the second highly visible and deadly crash in russia in two months. in early may, a russian jetliner crashed at a moscow airport, killing 41 on board, including an american. of those 22 hurt, 15 were able to walk away. seven were taken to the hospital. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to david. back here at home, the flu vaccine disappointed once again. the cdc reports that the vaccine's overall effectiveness was only 29%. it didn't perform well against a powerful bug that appeared halfway into the season. health officials say it's a bad sign for what could come during the next flu season. the u.s. has budgeted $1 billion to develop a universal flu shot.

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you're looking at a single >> lking at a single engine plane that crash landed in a flood control channel in southern california. the faa says the beechcraft was inbound to san gabriel valley airport when the pilot reported the engine had quit. the pilot appears to be okay. there were no other injuries reported. the faa is of course investigating. we are now just six days away from independence day. as the summertime temperatures heat up, so are those fourth of july sales. >> yes. deep discounts can already be found on everything from backyard grills to airline tickets. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: from grills to getaways. >> it's the fourth of july sale. >> it's the best buy fourth of july sale. >> reporter: retailers are offering big bangs for your bucks. >> you'll do july fourth right. >> reporter: ahead of those independence day fireworks. >> lowe's is here to help with july 4th savings. >> reporter: ready to fire up the grill?

lowe's is offering a $70 discount on this model grill. home depot staying competitive with $80 off this model. and for some extra fun in the sun, both stores are offering up to 50% off select patio furniture. want to get away? book flights as low as $49 on southwest. as for your stay, hotels.com is offering up to 40% off plus an extra 10% off lodging. those prepping for the great outdoors? save up to 40% off rei tents and sleeping bags. and it's not just outdoor sales. best buy is offering up to 40% off kitchen and laundry appliances and tempurpedic with $800 in savings off its mattresses. happy fourth of july in advance. linsey davis, abc news, los angeles. >> looking forward to that. >> happy fourth of july to linsey there. >> yes. making my list. what can i get, fourth of july holiday. it's what all parents wait for. >> you can get some cookie dough. >> the cookie dough gods have done us a solid. >> nestle has created a version

that won't give you salmonella poisoning. >> fantastic! >> containers of the edible dough have been spotted, chocolate chip, and peanut butter chocolate chip monster. my nickname. no official announcement yet from nestle there. >> that is fantastic. this is what we've been waiting for. i don't have to tell my kids, just wait, it will be better once it's baked. >> i thought it was okay, really, just to eat the cookie dough. but apparently no, you're not supposed to eat it. and when i do make the cookies, i mean, i keep them in there like five minutes. literally not the full 10 minutes or whatever. they've got to be like raw. >> nice and gushy. >> i love it, i love it. >> all right, now we know, good to know. >> need some cookies. when we come back, the new music from whitney houston. >> and why friend of our show gayle king is now saying angels exist. "the skinny" is next.

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we start "the skinny" with a new single dropping today by whitney houston. >> none other than whitney houston. it's been seven years since her accidental death, but now music mogul clyde davis, who discovered her, is releasing a cover she performed in tokyo in 1990 and recorded in 1991 of steve winwood's "higher love." now remixed by dj kygo. ♪ bring me a higher love bring me a higher love oh ♪ ♪ bring me a higher love it's that higher love ♪ >> we can just play that out for the rest of the morning here. >> so good, what a voice. >> that cover was actually intended for houston's third album "i'm your baby tonight." which we know that one. ♪ i'm your baby tonight that sounds amazing. that voice. early '90s. some would point to the fact that the '90s really, whitney's voice, unmatched during that

time. >> oh, absolutely. >> so that's what we're hearing right there. and we miss her. >> we do. >> we miss her every day. >> we miss her voice, and it's great to hear this song, hear something new from whitney, looking forward to that. next to the big surprise for both pink and one of her biggest fans. >> 32-year-old denise jones turned out tuesday night for pink's concert in liverpool, england. while pink was busy laboring on stage, jones went into labor in the audience. >> wow. it happened just as pink kicked off her performance with "let's get this party started." thankfully there were two medics on hand to rush her into the first aid room where the baby was born within five minutes, naturally, without pain medication. >> jones named her newborn daughter dolly pink, which pink wrote on instagram, dolly pink wanted to get that party started. ♪ get that party started right now ♪ one of america's most private and spectacular estates is on the market for the first

time in 40 years. >> jackie o.'s daughter, caroline kennedy, has put her mother's sprawling 340-acre estate on martha's vineyard on sale for a jaw-dropping $65 million. >> wow. the property called redgate farm includes more than one mile of private atlantic beachfront, a 6,400 square foot main house, guesthouse, boating house, two garages, pool, tennis court, and hunting lodge or hunting cabin. >> that's a lot of room. that's a lot of space. >> that is a lot. it's beautiful, though. >> absolutely beautiful. and a fairy treehouse jackie built for her grandchildren, that's also there. >> wow. >> carolyn kennedy says it's time to sell the family property and move on to creating their own new worlds. >> you could build a whole resort on that thing. i mean, that is beautiful. if someone comes in and buys it, i hope they don't tear down the house or something, you know,

the hunting cabin and all of that. >> got a lot of history. coming up next, to gayle king and proof the power of social media. >> good morning, gayle, friend of our show. shared on instagram she lost her wallet on a plane, shortly after received a direct message from a delta flight attendant who found it. miss king captioned a screen shot of their exchange saying, quote, yes, angels exist and her name is xena and she works for delta. pretty nice. i'm glad she got that wallet back. >> that's fantastic. number 23 is reportedly getting a brand-new number and owner. >> the lakers' lebron james is said to be giving away his number 23 jersey to his new teammate, all-star center anthony davis. >> davis has worn number 23 throughout his seven-year career with the pelicans. lbj has worn 23 for the bulk of his career, including with the cavs. >> now word has it that james will go back to number 6, and that new jersey will likely turn into the nba's top-selling jersey. >> only number he really cares about is being number one and getting a championship next nba

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♪ i'll there be for you ♪ i'll there be for you when the rain starts to pour ♪ it was a savior who turned out to be there for 79-year-old atlanta-area woman in the form of her mailman. >> mabel walls fell down the front steps of her home and ended up severing a major artery on a decorative metal ornament in her yard. she was bleeding and says she would have died if her mailman, mark palmer, hadn't arrived in that moment. >> palmer called 911 and kept walls calm until paramedics arrived. walls is now calling palmer her angel. then she asked for the rest of her mail as well. she was like, thank you! >> where's the package i was supposed to get last week? >> glad that she's doing okay. angels, of course, come in

all shapes and sizes and ages. >> this morning we're hearing about a little boy who's spreading the love one hug at a time. here's abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: like so many 7-year-old boys, oliver davis from leawood, kansas wants to be a police officer. but instead of just playing dress-up, oliver is already serving his community. >> you want a hug? >> i'd love it. >> i'm going to come to this side. >> aww. >> reporter: for the last two years, oliver has visited nursing homes in kansas and missouri nearly every week. >> thank you. >> do you want a hug? >> aww. such a sweet hug. >> reporter: handing out flowers, tickets for being cute -- >> thank you very much. >> reporter: and hugs. >> aww! >> oh, i never dreamed i'd have a hug. thank you. >> reporter: it started when he went to visit his own great grandmother. that's when he got the idea. there were many people out there

who could use a visit and a hug and sometimes even a laugh. >> i got four boys. >> well, i got two sisters. >> do you have two sisters? >> they're kind of mean to me. >> reporter: oliver gets donations to buy the flowers, but he's also been known to use his own allowance, even his christmas money. we don't know where all this goes, but oliver is not slowing down. he's handed out more than 15,000 flowers. that's a lot of hugs. one lucky senior put it simply this way. >> oh, this is wonderful. i wish we had more people like you. >> reporter: oliver for his part says he does it just to make people smile. >> and he is making a lot of people smile. so caring. just a big lesson and a great example for other young people like him as well. >> absolutely. so sweet and so adorable. and such a big heart at such a young age.

adios. making news in america this morning, joe biden comes under attack. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. >> a fiery debate with kamala harris taking the spotlight. >> you were wrong to oppose busing in america then. do you agree? >> from race to health care, the big moments that could have a lasting impact. this morning how the biden campaign is pushing back. breaking overnight, president trump and vladimir putin together at the g20 summit. their first meeting since the mueller report on russian interference in the election. this morning, president trump's one-line message to putin. caught on camera, the dramatic moment a couple races to save a man trapped inside his burning car.