we're back with fire crews battling a stubborn brush fire about 45 miles south of san francisco. we know they attacked this one from the ground and the air. the fire has burned about 50 acres and appears to be mostly contained. a tire without a car caused problems on a new jersey road. >> it was seen rolling, rolling down a highway wednesday before it jumped a median, slammed into a jeep. that jeep belongs to a police officer. he says the tire clipped the car in front of him which was carrying his wife and children. they're all okay. police say the tire appeared to have come from a dump truck. about 100 friends and former classmates of ally kostial held a vigil for her last night.

they shared fond memories about the murdered 21-year-old ole miss students. authorities in mississippi have released surveillance video. abc's marcus moore is in oxford, mississippi, with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: newly released video showing the last known images of ally kostial before her death. the senior at ole miss seen here in a white top and blue shorts leaving a bar near the town square last friday just before midnight. a short time later she would be dead from multiple gunshot wounds. police say at the hands of classmate brandon theesfeld. kostial's murder has stunned many in this college town. >> he's always been a gentleman and been sweet and been kind. >> reporter: one fellow student says he lived in the suspect's freshman dorm. >> constantly had to reference his father's money, how his dad could get him out of anything. >> reporter: theesfeld's father visiting him in jail. >> would you like to say anything about his guilt or innocence, sir? >> read the constitution.

>> reporter: ally and brandon are seen here in a photo posted to her social media three years ago. >> i wouldn't even say that anyone ever would picture him or anyone, really, doing something like this. >> reporter: theesfeld's attorneys say that the 22-year-old will enter a plea of not guilty, and in the meantime, ally's friends in st. louis where she's from plan to hold a vigil in her honor. marcus moore, abc news, oxford, mississippi. we're going to turn now to a story you can add to the "that's nasty" file. >> an indiana woman is facing charges because she wore these dentures. that wouldn't have been a problem except police say she stole them from someone. the morning they were reported stolen the suspect apparently wore them to a meeting with her probation officer, who told officials they clearly were not hers. >> so the deputy says he saw the dentures in plain sight in the suspect's home and they had the real owner's name on them. >> you've got to get your dentures engraved. >> i guess so.

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in a rare one-on-one interview with dr. priscilla chan. >> she's leading a multimillion dollar fight against rare diseases all over the world with the chan-zuckerberg initiative co-founded by her husband. >> shear robin roberts. >> reporter: she is fast becoming one of the most prominent philanthropic leaders

of her generation. dr. priscilla chan, an up-and-coming game changer in the fields of medicine and science. >> science, technology, engineering -- >> reporter: the harvard-educated ucsf school of medicine grad is a pediatrician who also runs the chan-zuckerberg initiative, which she and her husband, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, launch2015. >> we're going to have a front w se to the biggest medica breakthrough in the generation. >> reporter: the initiative's most recent program, called rare as one, focuses on driving progress in the fight against rare diseases. grants will be awarded to ten organizations with $4.5 million in initial funding. >> people ask us, are you going after one disease at a time? no. it's really about making every scientist, everyone who participates in the scientific process, better. >> were there experiences that you had that led you to do the work that you're doing right now? >> when i was a young physician i would open up a patient's chart and like read something

about it. and i -- at first i was embarrassed. i would walk into a room and say, i don't know anything about your disease, can you tell me? how do you take care of yourself? and these patients and families would teach me, train me, on what it was like. what the disease was and how to best take care of themselves and what worked for them. and rare as one is about bringing in that patient voice. because they have the insights. i can still remember exact patient rooms where the research didn't materialize in time, or we didn't find the right treatment. and exact families. and i think those experiences is what makes me realize that we have to do more. >> reporter: the daughter of chinese-vietnamese refugees, chan, who was first in her family to go to college, says she always knew her life would involve service to others.

>> a lot of people opened doors for me. and if i didn't work hard and try to continue getting trained to actually open doors for others, that i wasn't doing my part. >> reporter: she and zuckerberg, who married in 2012, are passing on those same lessons to daughters max and august. how do you instill in your children, who are growing up in a environment that was different? >> we talk about it. they're 3 and 2. and we talk about how lucky we are. how lucky we are to have each other, to be happy and healthy. and they're also kids. they don't -- you know, my 3-year-old, one day she tells me, mom, i know about honey nut cheerios. i'm like what do you know about honey nut cheerios? and she's like, i've heard about them and i want a box for my birthday. >> i mean, you can't get more -- i mean, come on. >> reporter: there is also the challenge of navigating philanthropy under the spotlight, with controversy surrounding facebook's handling of user data.

do you have discussions about that? people's concern about privacy and other issues? is there something that you and your husband, that you think you can do to help alleviate those concerns? >> data privacy is a top concern and should be for everyone. especially in medicine. what we've really grappled with is what have we learned from mark's experiences at running facebook to make sure that we are being incredibly proactive about this. >> how did you enter this field? what is it about medicine? it's so apparent the emotion that you have, the passion that you have. where did that come from? >> there's so many times where i feel like, this could be me. i don't have a rare disease that i know of. but i've gotten really lucky. and i've had a lot of people champion for me. and i don't take that for granted. >> incredible. our thanks to robin roberts there. i keep thinking of this line, with great power comes great responsibility. >> and they are fulfilling it.

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>> it was my first -- >> i'll ask the question, please. >> rotten tomatoes is giving "mike wallace is here" an a-plus, 100%. one critic describes it this way. a compulsively engrossing account of a career notable for its gutsy confrontational attitude toward the power brokers in business and politics. others say, much like its subject, avi belkin's documentary knows how to start an argument. >> it's only in limited theaters so search it out. >> i'll ask the questions here. next up, "once upon a time in hollywood." >> quentin tarantino's latest film taking place in 1969 los angeles at the height of hippie hollywood. the two leading characters played by leonardo dicaprio, a former star of a western tv series, and his long-time stunt double played by brad pitt. it's got an all-star cast including margot robbie, dakota fanning, the late luke perry, and al pacino. ♪ >> i'm rick dalton.

it's my pleasure, mr. schwartz. >> call me martin. put it there. that's your son? >> no, that's my stunt double, cliff booth. >> last night we watched a rick dalton double feature. >> all the shooting. i love that stuff. you know, with the killing. >> a lot of killing. >> dicaprio's and pitt's characters are struggling to make it in a hollywood they don't recognize anymore. rotten tomatoes giving it a solid 89%. one critic saying it's a dippy mix of sunny sauntering and tiresome puzzlement. another writing the movie is chock-full of brilliant moments, great performances. not bad but obviously there are still some movies by our parent company disney that you can go see. "the lion king." >> i saw quentin tarantino on jimmy kimmel this week. jimmy was saying how it's interesting he takes so many liberties with history. mix it up, essentially. it's entertaining, it's hilarious, it's always interesting. >> he does have a very unique storytelling.

actually when they throw that wig on kenneth, contour the heck out of his face, he does my stunts too.

developing this morning on developing this morning on "world news now," a dangerous deadly shooting rampage. >> police say a man shot his own family but didn't stop there, he targeted others and it took police hours to arrest him. all the developing details straight ahead. rapper asap rocky is still behind bars and the news isn't developing this morning on "world news now," a dangerous deadly shooting rampage. >> police say a man shot his own family but didn't stop there, he targeted others and it took police hours to arrest him. all the developing details straight ahead. rapper asap rocky is still behind bars and the news isn't sitting well with president trump. hear how he's responding to sweden's decision to keep asap incarcerated. also, president trump appeared in front of an altered presidential seal, doctored to include a russian symbol. we'll tell you who was behind this presidential seal sham. plus does halloween's date need to be changed? the unofficial holiday is set to land on thursday this year but .

good morning. >> good friday morning. thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> so not only guys is it a friday. >> uh-huh. >> which means we're at the end of the week. >> yep. >> we're going to be starting the weekend. >> that's true. >> it's a really big day. >> oh, it is? >> the last friday of july. it's always my favorite day of the year. but just because i love the last friday in july. i'm just kidding, it's kenneth's birthday, you guys. >> oh! >> 55 has never looked so good. >> i'm young. in charge. >> he is. young and in charge. >> in my dream job. i can't have it the way i want it all the time. but this part is still pretty good.

>> there you go. >> no, thank you, i really appreciate it. >> we are celebrating kenneth today. we do begin with some tough stories. >> we sure do. new details about that deadly crime spree in los angeles. >> it came to an end about half a day after it started. by the time police had the suspect in custody, four people were dead. >> authorities say they don't know the suspect's motive. >> surveillance video shows him casually walking down the street before he was apprehended. clayton sandell has more from l.a. >> reporter: the deadly southern california crime spree spread across four different scenes with four people dead, just now coming to an end. officers in the san fernando valley near l.a. spending a tense 13 hours hunting for a man they say shot his entire family but didn't stop there. >> go ahead and add ems. i got a total of three victims. >> roger, three victims. >> reporter: the first call at 1:50 a.m. in a canoga park apartment building. police say 26-year-old gerry zaragoza killed his father and brother and shot his mother. ler ts lls stathe pd saifele ntance and shot

just before 8:00 ae customer at a bank atm. then during the lunch hour another shooting, this time on a city bus. >> he just got and up shot the dude in the chest. everybody just scattered. >> reporter: one victim on the bus was killed. about an hour later after a massive police search, he was taken into custody. police are trying to figure out a motive. they say he did have some past problems with his family and they are now talking to his mother, who survived that shooting, for clues. they also say he does not appear to have known the person he allegedly killed on that bus. clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> an awful story there. south of there at camp pendleton, california, a series of arrests are being called a black eye for the marine corps. >> 16 marines were taken into custody yesterday morning during a battalion formation. the marine corps says they were arrested for alleged involvement

in various illegal activities from human smuggling to drug-related offenses. two other marines from the same base were arrested earlier thish mcconnell has blocked two bills security, despite new warnings about ongoing foreign meddling. the senate intelligence committee issued a bipartisan report that found russia directed extensive activity against u.s. elections systems ahead of the 2016 election and likely targeted all 50 states. the report urged states to take steps to replace outdated voting systems and it follows robert mueller's new warnings about russian election meddling in 2020, he says it's still happening. north korea says its latest missile test was meant as a solemn warning to south korea about seoul's weapons development and upcoming joint military drills with the u.s. the launches involved a new type of tactical guided weapon that's hard to intercept. the new tensions come as kim jong-un and president trump are working on resuming stalled

nuclear talks. now to celebrations in puerto rico over the governor's resignation. after nearly two weeks of protests, people cheered and sang after hearing that ricardo rossello will step down on august 2nd. despite those celebrations the protests may not be over. many are dissatisfied with the woman likely to succeed rossello. justice secretary wanda vasquez is drawing criticism for being a close rossello ally and for her handling of and after hurricane maria. new details in the jeffrey epstein case. the financier is in a manhattan jail on suicide watch. he was found unconscious with injuries to his neck. epstein says he can't remember what happened. the incident is being investigated as a possible suicide or assault. here's abc's whit johnson. >> reporter: sources tell abc news jeffrey epstein is on suicide watch in a new york city jail after the disgraced financier was found unresponsive in his cell with marks on his neck. when epstein came to, he told authorities he couldn't remember what had happened. investigators initially thought he tried to take his own life or

make it seem that way. now they're looking into whether he was assaulted by another inmate or whether he even paid someone to beat him up. they've interviewed another inmate, nick tartaglione, a former cop accused of murder. i spoke with his lawyer. >> nick knows what happened. we're not going to talk about it. my purpose is to say definitively nick had nothing at all to do with hurting anybody in the facility, in particular mr. epstein. >> reporter: epstein is accused of exploiting and abusing dozens of minor girls, some as young as 14. last week a judge rejecting his request for bail. the mega millionaire had offered to put up his mansion and private jet as collateral for bond but prosecutors argued he shouldn't be allowed to live inside a gilded cage. the metropolitan correctional center is a far cry from that. >> 8 by 8 cells locked down virtually 24 hours a day. sometimes two people in the cell.

the food is difficult to consume to say the least. >> reporter: epstein's attorneys are moving forward with their appeal to get him out of jail on bond. they insist he is no danger, he is not a flight risk, but it could still be months before epstein gets an answer. whit johnson, abc news, new york. police in oklahoma city are looking for three teens in connection with an attack on an illegal immigrant father and his two children. >> the teens are seen on surveillance video carrying bb guns. the father says he was struck by a bb in the shoulder and his son and daughter were wounded as well. a neighbor says she arrived home monday and found the family in her backyard. >> holding his arm, he was crying, terrified, saying help me, help us. you can be legal or illegal, it doesn't matter, you cannot be victims of these crimes. >> she also said the father, who was from honduras, didn't want the incident reported to police because he's in the u.s. illegally and he feared being deported. she reported it anyway and turned her surveillance video over to police.

>> awful that that father so is afraid to go get help. milwaukee doctors are warning parents about the dangers of vaping. they say eight teens were hospitalized with lung damage because of vaping in the last month alone. doctors say the patients have experienced shortness of breath, fatigue, weight loss, and chest pain and it's unclear how long their health issues will last. meanwhile the cofounder of the popular e-cigarette brand juul was on capitol hill thursday. lawmakers accused the company of targeting children. he denied those claims. a presidential seal of disapproval has social media buzzing. we're also learning about the person who created it. >> when the president appears at events, this is what we usually see on the podium. it includes an image of an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows. >> when president trump spoke at a conservative student summit tuesday, this is what was projected behind him. the eagle has two heads, similar to what's on the russian coat of arms. it's also holding golf clubs instead of arrows. >> the white house says it

didn't review the image before the summit. the event's sponsor fired one staffer for allowing it to be displayed. our white house reporter jordyn phelps reports that staffer did a google image search for a high-resolution of a presidential seal and didn't notice it had been altered, a source familiar with the incident said. again, we're hearing from the person who did make that seal and he was surprised to see it up on that stage. >> he said it was the most petty piece of art i think i have ever designed. it's really incredible that this was able to happen. >> right, because covering the white house, we know there are advance teams for the president. sometimes weeks, months in advance. >> right. >> where those advance teams, they put up everything -- i remember from bush 43 to president obama, those teams, they're so intricate on the details about what's behind the president, from the people to the graphics. >> right, everything in the building where the president is going to be. so it -- i mean, it's unbelievable that this happened. >> and the person who made that

image, he's now -- he says he's now receiving threats. >> crazy story there. coming up, our "debate of the day." do you think halloween should be moved? thousands of people think so. we'll explain why. first, rapper asap rocky charged and jailed in sweden. hear how president trump is reacting to the decision. and look at this, a pitbull going on the attack and the victim is a child. see who came to the rescue next on "world news now."

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a neighbor became a hero for a child outside houston. a pitbull knocked down a 6-year-old boy. that's when grant brown came to the rescue. he shouted until the dog turned to him and chased the 19-year-old. it gave the 6-year-old time to -- that gave the 6-year-old time to run away. he and brown suffered cuts but they'll be okay. the dog was given to animal control. a second boxer this week has died from injuries he sustained during a fight. >> 23-year-old hugo santian passed away yesterday, five days after a title fight he was involved in ended in a draw. he passed out after the fight and underwent emergency brain surgery but never regained consciousness.

a russian boxer died on tuesday after suffering a brain injury during a fight near washington, d.c. sometimes those fights look so violent, and now we're seeing how tragic they can really be. now to the latest legal drama involving american rapper asap rocky, who's been charged with assault in sweden. >> president trump is weighing in tweeting, sweden has let our african-american community down in the united states. i watched the tapes of asap rocky and he was being followed and harassed by troublemakers. treat americans fairly. >> that reaction came after it was decided the case against him was going forward. abc's marci gonzalez has more. ♪ i swear we gonna have drama if you touch ♪ >> reporter: rapper asap rocky now criminally charged in sweden. prosecutors finally making the announcement more than three weeks after his arrest for this street fight in stockholm captured on video obtained by tmz. the 30-year-old and two members of his entourage who were in sweden to perform in a music

festival -- ♪ >> reporter: -- taken into custody days after that confrontation on suspicion of assault. they've been in jail ever since. >> he's of course under the dark cloud of uncertainty. he thinks that it's from the beginning unfair that they are -- come to the conclusion that he is a flight risk. >> reporter: the grammy nominated artist says he acted in self-defense, posting this video of the moments before the fight on instagram. >> we don't want to fight y'all. >> reporter: there's been a huge campaign of support by celebrities on social media. president trump also stepping in. >> i have been called by so many people asking me to help asap rocky. >> reporter: calling sweden's prime minister, urging rocky's release. bu theweshovt cannot and will nouel oceedi >> there's been a lot of support from a lot of different people, and rakim mayers is of course very thankful to everybody that has reached out, for everyone.

>> reporter: asap rocky's lawyer says he will remain in jail until his trial on that assault charge next week. the rapper faces a maximum of two years in prison if convicted. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to marcie there. there are political elements here, there are racial elements, since we know this happened to an entertainer recently before asap rocky. that person was allowed to get out of jail pretty quickly after paying a fine. asap rocky's been in there for weeks at this point. and again, his side is claiming self-defense. and also we see it on the video. >> right. >> that he was being harassed and followed and there was an altercation, and then that person, swedish government prosecutors have already dropped the charges against the person who was harassing him and let that person go. >> and it is very interesting to see the president speaking out about that, but i do think that it's very interesting for the president to say that sweden let down the african-american community, then he says, treat americans fairly. i agree with the president,

treat americans fairly, but that is just not an african-american issue, that should be an american issue. that fight for justice should not be based just on race. still ahead this morning, a very close call for a man on his honeymoon. >> he fell into a volcano. we'll show you what happened next in our next half hour. first, we really want to know if you think halloween's date should change. there's a growing petition this morning next on "world news now." morning next on "world news now." still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables

it is time for our "debate of the day." we're focusing on that sugar-coated holiday, halloween. >> there's an online petition that has growing support to move the date of halloween from october 31st to the last saturday in october. >> okay, so the petition launched by the nonprofit halloween and costume association argues moving the date of halloween will lead to a safer, longer, stress-free celebration. in theory it would mean halloween would kick off during daylight hours and not interfere with work or school schedules. all in favor say aye. >> aye! >> aye!

>> i like it. it makes sense. >> aye! there you go. >> if you think about it, for parents especially, you're not going to take your kids out on a tuesday night or wednesday night or a weekday. you know, have it on the weekend. i think it's a lot more fun for the kids. >> yes. >> and a lot more fun for the adults as well. >> completely. so that's what some of the feedback has been, that not only for parents with kids who have school the next day, parents who have work the next day, you can just make life a little easier without having to worry about that during the weekday. you just spend a whole saturday enjoying the festivities. and then, you know, 51% of millennials say it is their favorite, halloween. i have multiple friends. it is their favorite, halloween. my husband, his favorite holiday is halloween. it would be so much fun if it's always on a saturday so you always have that day. >> i think of it like thanksgiving, which is whatever

thursday, the third or fourth. whenever it is. it moves around, the date moves around. then for those not in favor, no, halloween is october 31st, sorry. so they don't move it, they're traditionalists. >> i guess so. we need to be more malleable. >> we do? >> yeah. >> we do need to be more malleable. >> yeah. >> i will say that because i'm from down south, we're like, that pagan holiday, don't celebrate halloween. we have to remember those folks who don't celebrate as well. whatever, we don't care, we'll be praying for you. >> exactly. >> and my lights are turned off, don't come knocking on my door. >> do not ring my doorbell. >> don't do it. >> the worst candy to get on halloween? >> apples, raisins. >> anything that's healthy. candy corn, save it. >> i always was able to find the house that gave the full size. >> the full size? that was always the house to go to.

>> legit. >> you always had to go to the neighborhood with the big houses. >> get the kids the big candy bars. that's what they want. >> and on a saturday. that's our vote. 65,000 signatures so far, they need 10,000 more to get it sent to the president. >> let's change it. and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan,

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all right, it is time for "the mix" on this friday. we're talking about -- we're not talking about no crab cakes. we're going to mix it up, guys. we told you it's my boy's birthday, right? ♪ >> what? >> come on, bring on the stevie wonder. >> oh my god. guys -- >> where are the snacks? okay. i've got to show you -- what is this? >> throw back to this video. and watch this from july 5th. kenneth was telling us -- we have that? oh, wait, i think they told me we don't have it. july 5th after we saw video -- we do have it, roll that. >> i'm looking for some mustard, i like regular old yellow mustard.

every store in new york i went to in this heat, i was walking, they were like, grey poupon and other things fancy. why can't i just find some regular yellow mustard? >> some regular mustard, we got his drumettes, honey, here's all the mustard you need. the drumettes, real small ones, the real small ones. we got all the ruffles you need. >> you guys get me. >> you know what? this is the -- can i say it? >> say it. >> probably the blackest celebration we've ever seen. >> and i'm here for it. it's leo season, everybody, chips for everybody! ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the "world news" polka

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this morning on "world news now," marines arrested. 16 marines are facing human smuggling and drug-related charges, arrested in a dramatic display during morning formation. how they were caught. also developing this morning, a shooting rampage. a man shot and killed some members of his family, then went after other people. this morning officials are working to figure out a motive. new this half hour, are there two loch ness monsters lurking? >> check out this video one man filmed. there are a pair of mystery objects moving through the loch in scotland. we'll give you a closer look coming up. and how did queen bey get so in shape after giving birth? she's sharing her secrets but it may cost you, and i'm ready to

pay. details in "the skinny" on this friday, july 26th. ♪ look, i'll pay what i have to if it's going to make me that much closer to looking like queen bey. >> we saw a little bit in the "homecoming" coachella documentary. now we're really going to get down to the details. we're going to tell you how much it costs. you might be surprised. >> maybe we should go on a challenge and try to do it. >> maybe because i'm always on a thing. >> i'm not giving up nothing. we begin with a dramatic arrest at the largest marine corps base on the west coast. 16 marines handcuffed as they lined up for morning roll call. >> the marines stationed at camp pendleton are accused of a range of crimes from human smuggling to drug-related offenses. marsha raddatz has the details.

>> reporter: the mass arrests came during a battalion formation at camp pendleton, the largest military base in california. one by one the 16 marines pulled from the formation by authorities in front of their peers, handcuffed, and taken into custody. all are lower-ranking enlisted men arrested, said the marine corps, for alleged involvement in various illegal activities from human smuggling to drug-related offenses. these arrests were triggered after two marines from the same base were charged earlier this month with transporting three undocumented mexicans for financial gain. those marines were allegedly contacted by a recruiter in mexico and told where to pick up the migrants once they crossed into the u.s. the documents say the marines were spotted by a border agent just seven miles from mexico with the migrants in the back. one of the marines who was arrested said he was promised

$1,000 for the pickup. their arrests triggered a broader investigation. officials say none of those arrested served as part of the defense department's border mission, but camp pendleton is less than 50 miles from the border. it is possible that the marines could face jail time, depending on the severity and scope of what is found. but having 16 marines arrested at once will likely lead to even more investigations and even more of a spotlight on human smuggling. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to martha there. investigators are trying to determine how financier jeffrey epstein ended up unresponsive with injuries in his new york city jail cell. >> that incident is being treated as a possible assault or suicide attempt. epstein has been placed on suicide watch.

investigators have not ruled out that epstein paid someone to beat him up. he told authorities he doesn't remember what happened. this all comes one week after epstein, awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges, was denied bail. a 26-year-old man is in custody after a long deadly rampage across los angeles. police say gerry zaragoza killed his father and brother and shot his mother. he's also suspected of killing a female acquaintance and shooting another man at a gas station. before being arrested the suspect tried to rob a customer at a bank and killed a stranger on a city bus. there's no motive this morning. and in washington, d.c., police are asking for the public's help in identifying several teens involved in an attack on two men. the incident you see here happened right outside the washington hilton early on the morning of july 14th. police released the video in hopes of generating some leads about who those teens are. abc's pierre thomas has that story. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., police searching for the teenagers who did this, beat and kicked this man outside a historic hotel, putting the man and another victim in the hospital. it all happened on a recent saturday night as a man is casually strolling toward the

washington hilton hotel. suddenly he's blindsided by a punch from a young male suspect. within seconds it's a melee with at least ten boys and girls joining in, ruthlessly kicking, punching, and stomping the victim. in one last despicable act, this girl appears to spit on the man. >> i can tell you it was very troubling to see. it looked like 10 or 12 people that assaulted him. >> reporter: the police report suggests this may not have been random but a case of mistaken identity. one of the suspects allegedly yelled "that's him" with another victim responding "that's not him, you have the wrong person." d.c. authorities say teens or not, this will not be tolerated. >> it won't be treated like a schoolyard prank. that's an assault and it carries jail time. >> reporter: police originally thought the suspects might be as young as 13. officials said they may be older teens. police asking for the public's help to identify them. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to pierre. that video so disturbing. >> absolutely. >> i saw the story earlier. we know this area. >> yeah.

>> our office a couple of blocks away. >> this is the same historic hotel where the white house correspondents association dinner is annually. i know that entrance there. to see that video, i have no words for that at all. >> and for those who may not be familiar with washington, d.c. area, that is in a very populated area. it's right off connecticut avenue. >> right. >> which is a main thoroughfare in the northwest part of washington, d.c. so i can only imagine there were a ton of people in that area, but that video very hard to watch, and hopefully police can get to the bottom of what happened. meanwhile the trump administration is resuming executions of federal death row inmates for the first time since 2003, ending an informal freeze on capitol punishment. attorney general william barr directed the bureau of prisons to schedule the executions starting in december for five men all convicted of killing children. barr also approved a new procedure for lethal injections. he says they owe it to the victims' families to carry out

the death sentences. immigration officials are investigating allegations that a young girl was beaten and abused at a texas detention center. the physical abuse allegedly took place in march while the girl was in custody at the clint border facility, the same center accused of denying migrant children showers, toothbrushes, and hot meals. customs and border protection declined to comment on those abuse allegations. the house has approved a bipartisan budget deal and president trump is urging the senate to do the same. the measure would suspend the debt ceiling for two years. it raises military and domestic spending. 132 republicans voted against the bill citing concern over the growing federal deficit. but the senate is expected to approve it next week. so attendance at september's storm loch ness event may pick up after this big nessie news. >> so nessie. a man from ireland believes he may have filmed not one but two monsters swimming in the famed scottish lake.

he says he recorded them off a livestream of loch ness earlier this month. the images show two objects. he says they're humps, they're humps, they're lovely lady humps, moving closely together there. he says he's never seen anything like it before and it could be two nessies. >> that's what i'm going to put my money on, two nessies. we're all hoping that there's a nessie. and the fact that there could be two? because i mean, once you've seen two humps there's got to be two monsters. >> got to be. >> that's the only explanation. >> you're so nessie. you're like you're nessie every morning. >> you're the nessie-est. >> just very nessie. >> how do we know that video's not doctored? >> oh, i don't know. >> right? we're helping them out by putting it up there. >> yeah, yeah it's two monsters, yeah! >> call you nessie on the air. >> uh-huh. storm loch ness. coming up, discovery of a lifetime. a student finds a 65 million-year-old dinosaur skull. plus a honeymoon to remember

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the passenger side. >> we're getting our first look at police rescuing two children from a hot car in northern ohio, smashing that window to get them free. officers say the girls' parents accidentally locked their car keys inside with their 2-year-old and 3-year-old daughter saturday afternoon. both children are okay. it gives me goosebumps. cannot imagine the feeling in those parents when they realized they locked the keys inside. firefighters outside washington, d.c. had their hands full last night. >> they were battling a fire that engulfed a large house in maryland. a search of the house found that no one was inside. look at how massive that fire was. two firefighters suffered nonlife-threatening injuries as those flames blazed. it's unclear what sparked the fire. that burned for several hours. >> apparently it happened in

lothian, maryland there. and for these firefighters to be battling in this type of heat even though it's starting to cool down a little bit, that's a lot there. the honeymoon nearly ended permanently for a man from indianapolis. clayton chastain is recovering after falling into a dormant after falling into a dormant volcano. they were hiking on st. kitt's when he tried to use a rope trail into the volcano's crater. it broke and he fell about 50 feet. chastain suffered a skull fracture and a concussion. >> oh my gosh. and while he was collapsing and vomiting blood, they had to walk more than a mile around the volcano to get cell signal so that they could call for help. that's a test for your marriage right off the bat. >> let me say this he's okay. he's okay. >> he's okay, all right, so here it comes. here it comes. he wants you to know it's okay so that he can make a joke. >> she's like, i married you? you're a klutz. you fell into a volcano. you're going to ruin my honeymoon.

>> please don't make me pull you out of another volcano, i am one and done for that, that's right, honey. >> those vows, he said for better or for volcano. he said it. >> there you have it, there you have it. good thing he's okay. a spacex capsule is on its way to the international space station right now. >> it was launched on a rocket in cape canaveral in brevard county, florida. the capsule is carrying experiments and supplies for the astronauts on the station. it is scheduled to arrive there early tomorrow. >> any time we mention cape canaveral, we've got to say brevard county to let you know we worked there in central florida and to shout you all out. a biology student in california is talking about the discovery of a lifetime he made in north dakota. you won't believe this. that's where harrison durant found the partial skull of a triceratops. >> what? >> it's estimated to be just a few years younger than you, 65 million years old. durant says the find is extra special because he's been

obsessed with dinosaurs since he was a kid. he says he knew what it was this? >> i first spotted a -- sort of a crushed up pile of bloated-over fractured bone. we could see that in this kind of pile of scattered bone, we saw the base of a horn, horn of a triceratops, going in underneath the ground. from that second we knew what it was. >> durant is a biology student. he says he always wanted to discover the land before time. that skull has been named alice after the owner of the land where he was digging. >> if that doesn't work out for him, he's got a future in broadcasting. >> broadcast voice there you go. when we come back, the new "old town road" remix that's skyrocketing on the charts. beyonce wants you to look as flawless as she does, and the queen is here to help. "the skinny" is next.

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"skinny" time. we begin with a brand-new remix of the song we have heard a lot on the radio for 16 weeks. >> it's an "old town road" remix with bts superstar rm. check him out on the brand-new version of the song here. ♪ i got the homies homies front to rear ♪ ♪ ride into the form riding on the car ♪ ♪ we gon get your money with my homie in your backyard ♪ ♪ can't nobody tell me nothing >> all right, now. lil nas x and bts are both nominated so maybe we'll see a stage performance at the b.e.t. vmas. he knows we're getting tired of the remixes so he says, quote, last one, i promise. >> i don't believe him. >> no, look, any song, any artist, you hook up with bts,

you're sure to be on the charts another 16 more weeks. >> lil nas x found a way to stay in the headlines there. this week we saw the birthday party of the year. j. lo's epic birthday blowout down in miami to celebrate turning 50. we were too busy to go, otherwise we would have been there, girl. >> thanks to instagram we can feel like we were there. j. lo posted these pics of her $15,000 gold dress designed by donatella versace, of course. a-rod at her side for the party at gloria stefan's house on star island. he also gave her a $140,000 red porsche. >> j. lo clearly having a good time along with all the a-listers, okay, of the music world. was that -- even her kids, emmy and max, also serenaded her with a song. the night ended with fireworks over biscayne bay and someone who works down the hall from us almost missed all of that.

ryan seacrest revealed he flew down to miami, got to the house, found his name wasn't on the list. >> you're not on the list. >> sorry, sir. ryan who? that was quickly cleared up, though. ryan found himself seated next to j. lo at dinner but then he needed to get back to new york, right, because he's got work here. eventually found time to make a discreet exit. >> um, sir, um -- ryan? >> seacrest. >> nope, i don't -- >> seacrest. >> i see a ryan t. >> seacrest? seacrest? >> there's a kim k. >> then he ends up seated next to her. >> yeah. >> do you think he was like, um, jenny, jenny, why wasn't my name on it? >> yeah, like go fire everyone! no, honest mistake, people are just doing their jobs. >> it looked like it was a blast. she looks timeless. >> she is 50. i know some 50-year-olds. i'm not going to shout you out right now, call you out. and they're always like, i'm asleep on my couch by that age. >> yeah.

>> j. lo? >> uh-uh. >> head banging, partying, living her life. >> uh-huh, and looking amazing doing it. >> she looks incredible. >> yeah. ready for a six-pack? the cost, a cool $99 a year. >> that's not that bad, actually. beyonce is making her brand-new plan available to anyone who wants it for less than 100 bucks per year. the 22 days nutrition meal planner is a plant-based diet with no alcohol, carbs, or sugar. no carbs or sugar, that's tough. >> recipes include avocado wraps, sweet potatoes, apple oatmeal with coconut "bacon," and fava bean soup, and soba noodle and edamame salad. >> okay. we could maybe give that a go. >> we? i definitely think -- t meaty m. what i really want is to do the >> i was going to say. 99 bucks to look a little more like beyonce? to be able to move like that? >> yeah.

>> here for it. she moves too fast for me. i would get dizzy and everything. it. that's what i do in my bedroom.

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♪ have to start me up ♪ have to start me up you have to start me up i'll never stop ♪ mick jagger. is that a mick jagger move? and the rolling stones there. today the rock legend turns 76. they've got a show this weekend in houston. as we start the weekend, we're going to take a look back at the week in the news. here is your friday rewind. >> robert mueller walking into a hearing two years in the making. >> what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? >> no. >> your investigation is not a witch hunt? >> it is not a witch hunt. >> reporter: after six hours, one last question. >> i gather that you believe that knowingly accepting foreign

assistance during a presidential campaign is an unethical thing to do? >> and a crime. >> and a crime. >> in circumstances, yes. >> democratic leaders are making it clear they're going to stay the course. for now impeachment is still on the table. the streets of old san juan erupting overnight. moments after governor ricardo rossello announced his resignation, a celebration under way. >> this crowd just erupted, waiting to hear those words from the governor for nearly two weeks. powerful storms striking the new england coast. waterspouts churning off cape cod where a rare tornado touched down in the town of yarmouth. watch as the roof is ripped off this motel. >> it pulled pieces of the awning off one at a time, then it took the whole section of the roof. a suspected sexual predator in cambridge, massachusetts found out the hard way he targeted the wrong woman. a single mom was on a jog when a man exposed himself and tried to grab her.

that's when she went after him and pinned him to the ground. little did he know his would-be victim was a former israeli soldier. >> was not his lucky day. because i decided it's just not going to happen and i decided to chase him down. i told him i'm going to get him. >> she's frustrated because no one stepped in to help her so the man eventually got away. we have another suggestion for kenneth's lookalike from our friend lisa. >> no! come on. >> i mean -- i mean -- >> no. celebrity lookalike? that guy is not a celebrity. >> touche, touche, touche. >> not a celebrity. >> sure isn't. >> that's true. but happy birthday to our dear kenneth. >> oh, thank you. >> as we celebrate you getting another year older. >> sandra bullock, mick jagger, helen mirren. >> dan harris. >> dan harris also. happy birthday. >> happy birthday.

>> leo season.

making news in america this morning, election meddling. just one day after robert mueller's warning. >> they're doing it as we sit here. >> the new report saying russia has targeted election systems in more than 20 states. plus, republican leader mitch mcconnell blocking a bill that would boost election security. stunning mass arrest. 16 marines taken into custody accused of human smuggling. how they were pulled from formation and could face jail time. blaming vape. doctors sounding the alarm after saying e-cigarettes are to blame for lung damage in several teen patients. >> we don't know the short term or long-term effects. >> that warning coming as a maker of e-cigarettes is grilled

on capitol hill. >> you're nothing but a