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breaking news, check out breaking news, check out these images just in from lincoln county, kentucky showing a large explosion. it's unclear what caused the blast but people are being evacuated from several towns as a precaution. no injuries reported at this denvennco of a in arizo. >> this happened in may last year. police say a suspect fatally shot a customer. he's seen waving a pistol and barricading the store's door. several hostages were in the business at the time. one of them took on the gunman, whose weapon was misfiring. several hostages joined in

disarming the man, and then he was -- they were able to escape. an hour later a s.w.a.t. team stormed in and wounded the suspect. he's facing several charges, including murder. some police officers in iowa are being praised for their bravery on a raging river in des moines. >> those officers fought to rescue two people whose raft had capsized. here's abc's alex perez.eporter rescue captured on police body cam video. >> don't let go! >> reporter: watch as brave officers in des moines, iowa, battle a raging river to get two people to safety, their raft capsizing. using a rope you can hear the officers struggling to hold on. >> get your head up! give me some room, don't pull me, give me some! >> reporter: the man and woman in the turbulent waters near a dam desperately yelling for help until police arrived. >> a raft upside down and people stuck under the raft. >> hey, hey, stop, stop, she's under, stop!

>> reporter: you can see the powerful current at the officer's feet. after a few nerve-racking minutes, the officers are finally pulling them out of the water. a good samaritan was trying to help before officers arrived. thankfully those two people are okay. as for those officers, they dried off and got right back to work that night. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> wow. good timing on their part too. bravery no doubt. coming up, the most googled presidential candidate in the debates. >> what we're learn this morning about marianne williamson and why some pundits are calling her the, quote, liberal donald trump. test test omach, diarrhea. ♪

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>> now as virtual political unknown she's hoping it might propel her straight into the oval office. here is marci gonzalez. >> this is part of the dark underbelly of american society. the racism, the bigotry, and the entire conversation that we're having here tonight. >> reporter: she spoke for just under nine minutes, roughly half of the air time given to elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. but still, marianne williamson put her stamp on the second democratic debate. >> i almost wonder why you're democrats, you seem to think there's something wrong about using the instruments of government to help people. >> reporter: her message at times may have been more cosmic than political. >> if you think any of this wonkiness is going to deal with this dark psychic force of the collectivized hatred that this president is bringing up in this country, then i'm afraid that the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> reporter: no matter, she seemed to have piqued the interest of the audience at home. google trends showing before the debate began, bernie sanders was

the number one searched candidate. but after, marianne williamson was clearly on top. >> people are gushing over it because it was different, it was new. >> reporter: and the republican party seemed to agree, with donald trump jr. and senator lindsey graham saying she won the debate. though still considered a long-shot candidate, recently polling at 1%, this marked a sizable lead forward for williamson after her performance during the first debate. >> so mr. president, if you're listening, i want you to hear me, please. you have harnessed fear for political purposes and only love can cast that out. >> reporter: williamson is revered for her thoughts on love, divinity, forgiveness, and personal growth. she skyrocketed to fame in 1992 with a spot on "the oprah winfrey show," becoming a staple on the own network's supersoul sunday. >> if my heart's not open i don't download the possibility on earth as it is in heaven. that doesn't mean it's not in the computer, it just means --

>> i just got that in the biggest way. that is really good. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: now she's taking her passionate case far beyond her fan base. she moved to iowa earlier this e ahead of a crucial caucus. >> i think we have a much bigger issue on our hands than defeating donald trump in 2020. >> reporter: williamson is a progressive. immigration, gun control, and climate change. but she's also focused on the spiritual climate of america. >> there's a certain level of spiritual and moral rot that has led to political corruption, that has led to immeasurable human suffering. >> she feels president trump has brought our country to a critical crossroad. >> i think president trump is the logical extension and embodiment of a problematic world view that has been with us for a long time. our political establishment made

the businessman god. the desire in 2016 for change on the part of the american people was legitimate. the change agente the worst possible way. >> do you pray for president trump? >> i do pray for president trump. we're all innocent children of god. the world is not served by president trump being not in his best mind. and i think when you pray for someone you're praying that they be returned to their right mind. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm marci gonzalez in los angeles. >> big thanks to our friend marci. when it comes to marianne williamson, democratic supporters point out they like some of the things she says, but they feel like it's the way she says them that makes it feel like it's, quote, out there. and so that's why they feel like people are not taking her seriously. >> she's keeping it interesting, that's for sure. in a crowded field, she's standing out in that way. coming up, the cat that just turned 31 years old. >> wait what?

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♪ ♪ time for "wait, what?" >> i like the theme song. >> you like the music? >> yeah. eeli we need tpusome l >> should we do a new tune? ♪ wait what oh wait what >> guaranteed. guaranteed to shoot to number one. hey, our first one that we're going to talk about is a man proposed to his girlfriend at her sister's wedding. >> uh-uh. >> wait what? yep, so this man, he's getting a lot of flack for it on social media and by the sisters of the girlfriend. >> okay, but here's the thing. so when i first heard this i'm thinking, you proposed at her sister's wedding? >> not at the wedding. >> no, it was after the wedding, they were in the caribbean, it

was a few days after the wedding. he had asked dad's permission. and he got permission from the bride and groom to propose after the wedding. >> what's the problem, people? >> maybe they thought after the wedding meant like, after the sisters thought about it and then they stopped talking to the couple. >> yeah. >> after the wedding. apparently they're talking again. but -- >> the sisters are talking. but the sister's still not talking to the guy who proposed. >> which is -- >> that's going to be an interesting wedding. >> the other couple, they were married. there's enough love to go around, people. >> hit us up on social media and you guys let us know what you think. is it okay to propose during the wedding trip after the wedding is over? >> yeah, after the event was over. >> is that okay? >> can we talk about the oldest cat in the world? >> yes, on to better news. >> so this cat turned 31. his name is tiger. 31 years old. >> wait what? >> thank you. >> the reddit user who posted

this on reddit said, we're told he's the oldest cat in the state of illinois. but we have some news for you. >> yep. >> if he is, in fact, 31, then tiger is actually approaching the record for oldest cat in the world, currently held by a little lady named cream puff who died at age 38 back in 2005. >> that was an old kitty. >> so tiger, hang in there, buddy. looking great, by the way. tiger does not look 31 years old. >> yeah, not at all. hey, how about this woman holding it down on the back of a truck with a clock. actually holding the clock down on the back of the truck. this happened in new mexico. >> is that fed ex? u.p.s.? >> amazon? it's their new delivery. >> priority service. >> i think i'd clock her going about 50 miles per hour. >> oh, see what he did there? that was like a grandfather joke. >> oh! she got me. >> see that? it's a grandfather clock.

this morning on "world news now," democratic presidential candidates clash in detroit. >> ten candidates took the stage on night two of back-to-back debates, and some confrontations got pretty heated. we've got full highlights straight ahead. also this morning, osama bin laden's son is believed to be dead. experts say he was being groomed for a lead role in al qaeda. what we've learn s. forceinioe m > nose stormare impacted by inand fi flooding. even a ce d. ug ocaa hose downpours dramat delivery. a cab driver kept his cool as a woman delivered her baby, yep, in his back seat. and this isn't the first time it's happened. hear the story in his own words on this thursday, august 1st.

good morning. >> not the kind of delivery you'd expect a driver to make. >> not the type of delivery. especially because we had a story the other day about people, cab drivers or delivery drivers, taking food from the orders. >> oh! >> he didn't take the baby, though. >> i don't think he took anything this time. >> you know that feeling when you sell your home and the previous owner just shows up and checks in every once in a while? >> and you're like, dude, you don't live here anymore, go away. diane medeveryo. >>'mheei did y k >> i think i heard. >> yeah. >> i think i heard. >> yeah, i used to sit right in this very chair. >> i'm glad you're back because i definitely don't want the other person who used to sit next to you to come back. >> i see. no chance. >> wouldn't bode well for me, i don't think. >> we wouldn't. would we? >> hm. stay tuned. hey, everybody.

thanks for joining us. a big night last night. night two of the democratic debate. >> oh yeah. >> it was a big one. so that's where we begin with this half hour, that contentious clash in detroit. ten democrats battle it out over hot-button issues. >> nearly every candidate on the stage took aim at former vice president joe biden, who was quick to fire back. senator kamala harris also found herself in the crosshairs quite a bit, and the two reignited their fight over bussing and engaged in a heated exchange on healthare. abc's maggie rulli has the highlights. >> reporter: night two of the democratic presidential debate in detroit started off with what some are calling a verbal jab before the first question was even asked. >> go easy on me, kid. >> reporter: vice president joe biden coming face to face with senator kamala harris after the two squared off over bussing and race relations in the first debate. both bringing it up again in round two. >> the vice president has still failed to acknowledge that it

was wrong to take the position that he took at that time. >> barack obama knew exactly who i was. he had ten lawyers do a background check and everything about me, civil rights, civil liberties. and he chose me and he said it was the best decision. >> reporter: this time senator cory booker joined in. >> this is a crisis in our country because we have treated issues of race and poverty, mental health and addiction, ocng peo and not orr: and like ni health care was top of the list. >> the person who is enjoying this debate most right now is donald trump as we pit democrats against each other while he is woamerics' health care. >> reporter: with harris having to frequently defend her new health care plan. >> the senator's had several plans so far. you can't beat president trump with double talk on this plan. >> the reality is our plan will bring health care to all americans. >> reporter: all agreeing the priority is getting president trump out of the white house. >> first thing that i'm going to do when i'm president is i'm going to clorox the oval office. >> the opposite of donald trump

is an asian man who likes math. >> reporter: these debates could make or break these candidates and google says that some of them, like cory booker, michael bennet, kristen gillibrand, saw a 2,000% jump in search topics of their names from the start of this debate. all 20 of them are hoping these two nights were enough to get them recognition, to get them enough numbers to make it to the next round of debates in september. >> that next debate hosted by abc news in texas in september. >> that's right. >> so it was -- there's some fireworks, some zingers, some one-liners. >> some of them you could tell they were waiting for that i'm just going to deliver this line. >> i thought it was interesting, joe biden got the most speaking time out of all 20 candidates over the past two nights. >> he was hit the most. >> more than 21 minutes. >> they were coming after him left and right. kamala harris took some fire as well. >> 17 minutes she had, cory booker had 13.

the three most-tweeted moments. you mentioned cory booker. when he said to biden, there's a saying in my community, you're dipping into the kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. that was the most-tweeted moment. tulsi gabbard criticizing harris' record on criminal justice, that was number two. >> the clorox line, clorox and kool-aid apparently sponsors of the democratic debate. >> there you go. >> what's your favorite flavor of kool-aid? >> the red one. >> i was going to say the red one. >> fruit punch? >> just red. it's like strawberry or something. it's acolo red, purple. who knew we'd be talking about kool-aid from the debate? >> that's what the punch guy says. >> oh, yeah! >> you're really good at that. all right, moving on. we're going to turn on a serious note to a major development in the battle against terrorism. osama bin laden's son is believed to be dead. >> hazma bin laden was among more than 20 children of the al qaeda founder but he emerged as a key leader of the terror group, charged with reaching out to a new generation of jihadists.

as james longman reports, there are still many questions about when and where he was apparently killed. >> reporter: when s.e.a.l. team 6 burst into osama bin laden's hideout in pakistan and took him out, there was no sign of his son hamza. but u.s. officials tell abc news they believe hamza bin laden is now dead. it's unclear exactly when he was killed but a u.s. military source says it was sometime in the past two years and that american intelligence played a role in the operation. papers found in the raid indicate hamza bin laden was being groomed for a prominent role in al qaeda. after his father's death he promised revenge against the united states. his last public statements came just last year when he threatened his native saudi arabia with violent jihad. back in march the state department offered a $1 million reward for his capture, calling him a key leader, possibly hiding out, just as his father did, in the afghan/pakistan region, syria, or iraq. no word yet on where he's

believed to have met his fate. the power of the bin laden name in recruiting more people to the cause cannot be underestimated. and particularly since al qaeda has been losing ground and members to groups like isis. this certainly does weaken its leadership. james longman, abc news, in london. >> our thanks to james there. u.s. navy investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fighter jet to crash in southern california's death valley national park. >> the f-18 like this one you see pictured was on a routine training mission in what's known as "star wars" canyon. investigators were conducting an extensive search for the pilot. seven people who were watching the exercises suffered minor injuries. they were treated for burns and cuts from flying fragments of that plane. officials near houston say air quality tests in the area of an oil refinery fire are not raising health concerns. the explosion and fire at the exxonmobil plant in baytown, texas sent plumes of black smoke high into the sky. all workers of the plant are accounted for. 37 people were injured. most suffered minor burns. it was at least the fourth fire at an oil industry facility in

the houston area this year. the fathers of the american teenagers accused of killing a police officer in rome are in italy visiting their sons in jail. the father of 18-year-old gabriel hjorth said his son was innocent and didn't know his friend had a knife. he had participated in a sort of fight club during high school and he was arrested once in connection with a fight. prosecutors say elder has confessed to stabbing the officer. accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein appeared in federal court to learn when he would stand trial. his lawyers were asking for a september 2020 date arguing they have to plow through 1 million pages of discovery. the judge set a tentative start date for june of next year. epstein has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and conspiracy charges and faces up to 45 years in prison. drenching thunderstorms fueled by gusting winds are

beginning to move out of the northeast but leaving a major mess behind. th iing near gillette stadium. the storm delayed at least 330 flights at logan airport. booming thunder and lightning also stretched from new york to philadelphia. storm trackers recorded more than 400 lightning strikes in just one 15-minute span. on staten island, floodwater rose so quickly it seeped through the doorway of this commuter bus. today it will be sunny and cooler in the northeast. expect heavy rain in parts of the midwest. monsoon storms in the southwest. hot and sticky in the south. afternoon storms in the southeast. leou're supposed to make lemonade. >> beyonce said so too. life has given the las vegas strip a grasshopper invasion so entrepreneurs are making money. the green visitors have swarmed the strip thanks to a wetter than normal spring. >> business owners are making the best of it.

one bakery is now selling a grasshopper cake. >> that's good. >> hold the grasshopper. >> there's also a green minty drink being offered at a local bar called the grasshopper. >> yum. then there's the grasshopper pizza with real insects as the topping. >> they've been seasoned with salt, lemon, chili, garlic. a little mealy, but it comes to you nice with a creamy texture of all the cheese. >> ew, he said a little mealy. so the pizza's called the canyon hopper. those grasshoppers are from mexico. but they have a grasshopper invasion, you would think they'd have a plethora of grasshopper, they wouldn't have to import them from mexico. the dish includes chorizo, goat cheese, arugula. one says sounds nasty but this pizza is good. >> how they season it up, that's not your fear grasshopper, that's a gourmet pizza. >> would you eat a grasshopper? >> take those legs, pop them right off, pop it on.

>> bring on the grasshopper pizza. >> wait, they don't -- >> you were getting nervous. >> since you left the budget is really tight. we can barely buy pizza. >> the thing is i love to eat so much, any time we had food on the show, diane's going to have it. >> you bankrupt us. >> diane will be bringing pizza with her to work, we'll just use that. i didn't bring grasshoppers with me, though. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> sorry, bud. >> i appreciate it, i really do. coming up later in "the mix," what age do you consider yourself to be an adult? the new survey and the surprising consensus. first a new development in the case of a 10-year-old facing assault charges over a game of dodgeball. and what we're finding out this morning about a massive explosion that destroyed a home outside pittsburgh. ges over a game of dodgeball. and what we're finding out this morning about a massive explosion that destroyed a home outside pittsburgh.

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the van was carrying a church group to disney world. just tough there. investigators in western pennsylvania are looking into a massive explosion that leveled a home south of pittsburgh. >> it happened a short time after the homeowner reported smelling gas and authorities cleared everyone out. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: investigators on the scene of what was once a home that exploded just moments after everyone inside walked out. >> audible units responding to an explosion off park avenue, north franklin. >> reporter: splinters of wood and tiny pieces of debris all that remain from the blast. the home completely obliterated. >> i looked through my backyarda i seen debris flying everywhere. >> reporter: police telling abc news the homeowner called authorities after smelling gas. company quickly responding trying to clear the home. emergency crews putting one person on a stretcher. at least four were hurt, including two firefighters. but all with nonlife-threatening injuries. neighbors saying they could feel the blast, some of them reporting damage. first responders remain on the scene. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> eva, thank you.

a 10-year-old will not face charges for hitting a classmate with a dodgeball in an incident that sparked claims of racism. >> prosecutors in detroit dismissed the case against the child who is black. he was suspended in april after a throw hit a white student in the head. the mother of that child sued because he has a brain condition. prosecutors say the charges are sustainable, but they hope both sides can reach a solution. and the tabloid headline of the day comes from kentucky. "bigfoot sighting sparks gunfire." >> sounds about right. a couple camping in a national park woke up to a guy saying something had wrecked their campsite. the man apparently told them to be careful because they were in bigfoot country. minutes later they heard him yell "there it is" and then gunshots fired toward their tent. cky.kilywa "thar its! >> the accent, sorry about that.

no one was hurt, including bigfoot. >> because i'm from south carolina, i can do that. thar it is. >> is that how the rule applies? >> sure does. >> i'm from new york so i will refrain. no bigfoot. >> no bigfoot. >> no bigfoots were hurt in the making of this story. coming up in our next half hour, the terrifying scene at a nside ded ter park. wave pool, injuring dozens of people. fire going to have a baby in the back seat of a car, see why you might want this guy to be driving the car. that's next. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms inwhich most pills don't.n, flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase.

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driver luis ardo cup simple as that. >> reporter: the car's cameras recording as they always do when he picked up a couple in bushwick, the woman in labor and hospital bound. >> as soon as he said hospital, oh, that's the one where all the doctors are. okay. it might happen in the car. >> reporter: and -- yeah. >> the head is in my hand. oh [ bleep ]! >> reporter: luis found himself part driver, part lamaze coach as the baby girl popped right out. >> i thought she was playing in the begiin when shecrout "the head is in my hand" i'm like, oh, she's serious in a situation. >> reporter: oh, she was serious. >> oh! >> that's it, the baby's out, just move to the edge of the seat, we're driving, we're

gucci, god bless the baby. clean the face. >> reporter: with the baby breathing, the couple wrapped her in a blanket and luis kept on driving. >> damn. natural birth in the car. >> reporter: pulled up to the hospital and got the attention of paramedics who whisked her away, leaving, you can imagine, quite a mess behind. >> car wash, man. >> reporter: he says he was kidding about that part. the family he says did make it right and they plan to meet up at a block party later this summer. josh einiger, eyewitness news. >> oh, a little extra, oh, it's the best. >> guys, that deserves a slow clap. >> oh my goodness. >> he was so calm. by the way, did you hear? don't worry, we're driving, everything's fine, we gucci. >> because it's the third time this has happened to him. >> maybe he's a good luck charm. or a bad luck charm? >> baby's here, baby's good.

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♪ time for "the mix." we're going to say the obvious. when it comes to girls versus boys, men versus women, the girls, they just grow up faster. they're mature. the boys are childish forever. and there's a new study that pretty much just proves it. >> yep. >> that says that men are considered to be officially adults at the age of 26. women think of themselves as adults at 23. so all of this shows not 18. 18 is not the magic number. this is the time you feel like you're an actual adult. i guess when you move out of your parents' house, you stop eating their food, you get off their insurance. >> how old were you? >> i think about 35. >> how old are you now? >> i'm a little older than that. >> he didn't want to reveal it. he was playing secrets. >> so top signs of being an adult, having a budget. buying a house. filing your own taxes. >> that sounds about right. >> starting a 401(k). >> checking your credit score.

>> all those things. adult-like things. >> adulting. >> paying the bills. having children. >> fishing on there? fishing is an adult activity? >> a kid in the country. >> some onlookers in california got more than they bargained for. they were on a boat trip when bait -- as they threw bait in the water to try to see if they could get some action from these sharks that were in the water, one of them got caught on a fishing line and the result was this. the shark flipping around, trying to get off the line. this went on about three minutes before the shark did in fact break free. the one that got away. >> you don't want it on your boat or anywhere near you. also cool in the water this harlem globetrotter who made the first-ever, at least captured on camera, first-ever trick shot parasailing.

>> wait for it. this is zeus here. mcclerken. >> where's the basket? >> he's about to -- did he make it? oh, there it is. he's somewhere like, oh, bam! >> oh! >> that's impressive. >> new goals. new vacation goals. >> that's got to be a guinness world record. >> i have another vacation goal. >> what? >> dance like this guy, check this out. this is in barcelona. and this man just suddenly got inspired by the music. he is an edm, electronic dance music, enthusiast and he let loose when he heard the song "mary go wild." wild he did. >> he go wild. >> this is his carefree boogie. he's my new spirit anima >> i like the man bag, i like the energy. >> jazz hands.

we are playing into we are playing into republican hands who have a very different view, and they're trying to divide us against each other. >> this morning on "world news now," the democrats were divided. ten more candidates running for the white house clash over health care, immigration, and criminal justice. we'll take a look at some of the night's biggest moments. navy jet crash. the search is on to find a pilot who disappeared when a fighter jet crashed in the california desert. this morning we're hearing from the victims injured when that jet came down. and tourists forced to make a choice, stay on board a boat on fire, or take a chance in shark-infested waters. thbachelorette" leem ll hannah hrtoken forever? maybe not. what alabama hannah is saying about her runner-up, tyler c. it's thursday, august 1st.

i mean, tyler c. should know, once you go away, you know, once you go away, you don't come back. >> but -- >> right? >> the rule's changed. >> especially when it's like television. >> since bachelor" and "the bachelorette," it's like no holds barred. it's literally like, whatever goes, right, jack? >> that's right. >> so if you leave a show it's totally fine to come back? >> no one is ever officially in or out, as it were. >> it's okay to come back. it's always great to come back home. diane macedo in the seat, everyone. >> do i get a rose? >> jack, you got that rose, the one we've been recycling, using over and over again? >> threw it away yesterday. >> i don't even get a rose. >> but you get me. >> okay, good enough, i'll take that. >> i know you like guys with a first syllable named "ken." we're going to start this half hour off with the democrats on the national stage, each hoping to cast themselves as the

best candidate to defeat president trump. >> as the ten presidential hopefuls made their case, health care was once again a central issue along with criminal justice, race, and immigration. was in the crosshairs, repeatedly forced to defend his record dating back to the '70s. senator kamala harris also came under fire and she sparred with biden one on one. night two, the democrats came out swinging. frontrunner, former vice president joe biden, worked to make up for that first debate performance. >> mr. president, this is america. let's get something straight. we love it. we are not leaving it. we are here to stay, and we're certainly not going to leave it to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: also center stage, senator kamala harris. >> go easy on me, kid. >> how are you doing, you good? >> i'm good. >> reporter: biden and harris sparred over health care. the former vp is for expanding the affordable care act. harris' new plan phases in medicare for all within ten years. >> any time someone tells you you're going to get something

good in ten years you should wonder why it takes ten years. >> under your plan, status quo. you do nothing to hold the insurance companies to task. >> reporter: protesters in the hall as biden defended high deportation rates during the obama administration. >> please be respectful, please continue, mr. vice president. >> if you cross the border illegally, you should be able to be sent back, it's a crime. >> it looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't. >> we have to make america what it's always been, a place of refuge. >> reporter: on criminal justice reform, biden, who was criticized for his decades-long record, hit former newark mayor senator cory booker. >> there was nothing done for the entire eight years he was mayor. there's nothing done to deal with the police department that was corrupt. >> there's a saying in my community, you're dipping into kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. you need to come to the city of newark and see the reforms that we put in place. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio took heat over

the eric garner chokehold case, the officer not charged in the death. >> he used an illegal chokehold. that person should be fired. if i was the mayor, i'd fire him. >> reporter: congresswoman tulsi gabbard took on senator harris' record as california attorney general. >> she put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. >> i did the work of significantly reforming the criminal justice system of a state of 40 million people. >> reporter: on racial inequality and president trump's racist rhetoric -- >> the president's racist rhetoric should be enough groundof >> reporter: from climate change to energizing progressive to the economy, the democrats on the stage trying to separate themselves. but offering up similar messages against trump. >> we can no longer allow a white nationalist to be in the white house. >> he has done nothing except try to beat people down.

>> the first thing that i'm going to do when i'm president is i'm going to clorox the oval office. >> that was a big line of the night as well. clorox, kool-aid, those two things talked about a lot. president trump, the man they're trying to replace, he was apparently watching. he tweeted the people on the stage were not those that will either make america great again or keep america great. >> but many of those candidates, they will not make it to the stage for the next debate. the democratic national committee will impose stricter qualifying standards. you heard a few of them talking about how they're almost there, trying to seal their fate, seal that seat in the next debate. >> that debate hosted by abc news in texas. >> keep it here. in other news, osama bin laden's son is believed to be dead. a military source tells abc news u.s.ntelgeolin thepehat appareny killed hamza bin laden. they believe it took place within the last two years but it's not clear exactly when or where hamza bin laden was being groomed for a prominent role in al qaeda after his father's death. he had promised revenge against the united states. a witness who watched a navy fighter jet crash in the southern california desert says

he didn't see any parachute in the area. the jet was flying through death valley national park's "star wars" canyon which is used almost daily as a military training ground. visitors watch from a scenic overlook as the planes fly below the canyon's rim. one person said he saw what looked like a mushroom cloud go up after the crash. >> we were in front of the valley, and the plane crashed around 50 meters in front of us. >> seven people who were watching from the overlook suffered minor burns and cuts. that was from the flying fragments of the plane. the navy launched a search for the pilot and the investigation into what went wrong immediately after the crash. police in canada say they are scaling back their search for two teenagers wanted in connection with three murders. the suspects have not been seen in more than a week. authorities have used everything from drones to military aircraft while searching about 4,200 square miles across three provinces.

the teens are charged with the murder of a professor. they're also suspects in the shooting deaths of an american woman and her boyfriend. overseas markets have opened lower on news the federal reserve cut its key interest rate for the first time in more than 10 years. the fed reduced its benchmark rate by .25% in a move intended to prevent the economy from weakening. the announcement sent the dow plunging. it will open 333 points lower. the drug industry is warning a trump administration plan allowing americans to legally import cheaper prescription drugs from canada is far too dangerous. a drug industry lobbying group says there's no way to guarantee the safety of drugs coming from outside the u.s. it's unclear how soon consumers could reap the benefits because the plan faces lengthy regulatory approvals and potential court challenges. and now important news here, people. a dream come true for our very own kenneth moton. >> for me? i think that's because french's is stepping in to fill an

important void in the dessert market. >> is it, though? >> tomorrow the company is releasing mustard ice cream. >> oof. >> at a store near los angeles. >> ugh. >> it will only be available the next two weekends. two weekends only. the release coincides with national mustard day, which is saturday. and more than a week after my birthday. >> so happy birthday to you? here's some mustard ice cream? >> i know you were watching the morning that we celebrated my birthday. >> i know you got mustard for your birthday but this is going too far. mustard ice cream? >> yeah, yeah. >> i'll eat just about anything but i don't think i'm eating any mustard ice cream. >> have you ever tried kranch? >> no, but i saw that too. oof. >> so this mustard ice cream? they said at first it tastes like cotton candy. that's the first layer. >> but i don't want mustard and cotton candy. >> you get deeper and make that tangy taste. >> you're making it sound worse than it already was in my imagination.

>> a viewer said, i want a hot dog when i eat some of it. >> i don't want my ice cream to make me want a hot dog. >> you want your hot dog -- wait. >> just -- they don't -- they're two separate parts of the meal. they don't go together. >> they're going to go together eventually. >> okay. we need to move on. the producers are going, tease! moving on. in "the skinny" we'll tell you what lady o. said she would choose for her final meal. >> spoiler, it is not mustard ice cream. first, the terrifying choice for a group of tourists after their boat caught fire. stay on board or jump into shark-infested waters. plus the other frightening water scene we're hearing about this morning that played out at a wave pool. plus the other frightening water scene we're hearing about this morning that played out at a wave pool.

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newly released video shows a eng watepark malf dozens of people in a crowded wave pool were hurt after being hit with a mini tsunami tuesday. 44 people were injured. >> wow. >> suffering broken bones there. several of them. the incident, which is under investigation, is being blamed on damaged equipment. we're hearing new details about a terrifying ordeal for a boat full of tourists in the pacific ocean. >> when their boat caught fire they were forced to make an almost impossible choice, stay on board or jump into shark-infested waters. here is kaylee hartung.at t

ithe lapas islands catches fire. >> didn't know if i was supposed to stay on a burning boat or jump in the water with sharks.e cabin fills with thick smoke, television producer lisa bartley of our kabc station. she keeps her cellphone camera rolling. as all 16 passengers evacuate, jumping right into shark-infested waters. the life rafts don't immediately deploy. their guide keeps them instructing the passengers to swim towards the nearest island. >> stick together! grab each other's arms! cw was . they did everything they could to keep us safe. and one of them actually took off his sweatshirt and gave it to dana and some of the other girls who were really cold.

>> reporter: two and a half cold hours later, a sailboat responds to their sos call. >> we were hugging. we were just so thankful. we swam with sharks. thank you. >> reporter: all passengers and crew are safe. the tour company telling us they're still investigating what caused last week's fire, but they say the boat has been repaired and it's back on the water. kaylee hartung, abc news, marina del rey. >> terrifying. an hour? what would you do? >> cry. >> stay on the boat? >> scream. i would not, i don't think, be calm and collected. i think that's what i would not be doing. >> so thankful a member of our disney abc family is okay. >> everyone is okay. an hour for the life rafts to inflate?

>> an hour. >> don't they have one of those little thingies you can blow into, give that a little boost, like the strings you pull on the little life jacket? >> no, no. >> no? okay. >> scary stuff. when we come back, what's next for hannah b.? the bachelorette? >> a pump? >> speaks out. wait for it. oprah reveals what she would eat for her very last meal. a little boost, like the strings you pull on the little life jacket? >> no, no. >> no? okay. >> scary stuff. when we come back, what's next for hannah b.? the bachelorette? >> a pump? >> speaks out. wait for it. oprah reveals what she would eat for her very last meal. "the skinny" is next.

♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny that legacy lives on. >> skinny in the house! i'm glad you guys kept my skinny sound. >> we kept "the skinny" voice. i try to do it but they're like, that voice is terrible. >> do you want to rerecord it? 'rnot doneith the bachelorette, hannah b. >> more than 7 million people watched the season finale when she gave the final rose to jed, then broke up with jed, and asked out the guy she sent packing, tyler c. >> i want him to be a part of my life in some way. so i want to be able to hang

out. no pressure. just -- >> dating, no cameras, just you two? >> yeah. maybe. [ cheers and applause ] hang out hang out. >> she's hedging a lot. hannah also revealed yes, she and tyler have been texting since the live finale in los angeles. >> since it seems like love is in the air for hannah and tyler, one airline is getting involved. united airlines tweeted at tyler offering him a flight to visit hannah. >> analyst thoughts, yea or nay? >> yea, why not? i have always felt the world needs more love. if this is one way that can be accentuated they should go for it. i think today on "good morning america" we're going to hear from jed. let's see what the most hated man in america has to say. >> the plot thickens. >> the analyst pick jed. >> that is the analyst pick jed. >> i think jack's going to go down after the show and say hey to jed. >> thanks a lot, jed. up next, drake who's having a little bit of trouble working

on his next album, a lack of wi-fi is slowing down his process, asking the mayor of pickering, the ontario town where he's working, to help out. >> the town responded with an epic post sneaking some of drake's biggest hits into the response. >> what? >> here's just part of it reading, i'm upset that boi wonder is having trouble with our public wi-fi, it's the best i ever had. ♪ best i ever had >> not sure why matt couldn't link up. >> access points installed in pickering, we look to deploy more wi-fi access points. in a couple of years you'll be able to go 0 to 100 real quick, real quick. >> you practiced. >> i did. >> all in all the town's response included at least 24 drake references.

the rapper has yet to respond. >> you know what i didn't practice? pickering. >> pickering. >> pickering? >> pickering. >> sorry, we don't live there. hey, how about blue ivy carter continuing to show the apple doesn't fall too far from that beautiful, musically talented tree. >> the 7-year-old daughter of beyonce and jay-z has been heard in her parents' music before. but "brown skin girl" from beyonce's most recent album is blue's official feature on a song. the track also marks blue ivy's first-ever entry into the billboard hot 100. >> it's just the first -- >> 7. >> i'm going to be 65 buying some blue ivy cds. they won't have those. just plug the music into our head. >> speaking of cute kids we can't get enough of, my little guy is now 8 months old and he has the reputation of being the baby that never cries. so guess who came by? >> who came by? >> tonight.

>> when? >> to hang with the baby? >> who came by to hang with the baby? >> uncle kendis. and check out what happened to the baby who never cries. >> the baby cried. >> hysterical. >> what ever happened to that guy? i always ask that question. >> perfectly happy, brian held him for a little, our old producer, george held him. the second kendis touched the baby? hysterics. >> i also cry when i see kendis. i'm like, why, why? >> i thought you guys love each other. >> yeah. so the baby okay now? >> does it feel like deja vu? >> a little bit sometimes. >> the baby's okay now. >> yeah. all right, if you could choose anything for your last meal what would it be? >> mustard, apparently. oprah winfrey weighed in on that with one answer, pasta. >> i like that, i like pasta. >> bread! now she also loves -- >> pasta! >> pasta!

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♪ i would fly higher than an eagle ♪ ♪ you are the wind beneath my wings ♪ this morning we're meeting a very special group of heroes. >> that's right. they've proven themsels the battlefield. now they >> reporter: he's just one of 17 coaches helping these children. and these coaching have seen so much. on this field, and on the battlefield. they are wounded warriors, helping 17 children here at camp, each with a disability and each of them with a hero to look up to. many of the children are missing a limb. for some it's the first time they're in the game. >> happy feet, there you go. >> reporter: they traveled to virginia beach, virginia, and those warriors were waiting for them. retired lance corporal josh wiggy, now a coach. >> i was in afghanistan and our vehicle hit a 200-pound ied and it cut both my legs off.

>> reporter: josh is a member of the patriots, an amputee softball team. they play hard. they want these children to know they can do it too. christie philbrin drove from ohio to get her two children here. >> it's a powerful example to the kids. >> i don't put on socks and shoes in the morning. i have to strap legs to my body reakbrk find walk.hte perspect. time to send this. >> the usa patriots, a big hello, buddy! >> reporter: a big hello back. we are grateful to those wounded warriors and so are the families of children on the fld >> they deserve to be kids. we get to bring them out, teach them how we've gotten through it. we also learn from them too. >> our thanks to david there. >> so cool. >> i love this.

so america's amputee softball team, they travel across the country playing what they call able-bodied teams. very competitive. and they're good. >> so one of the teams is comprised of competitive athletic veterans who lost limbs in combat, as well as noncombat-related injuries. some are still in the service, some are attending college, others have moved on to private careers. this is a nice way for them to all come together again. >> it really is. speaking of coming together, why wasn't i invited to the party you had last night with kendis? >> i thought you were prepping for the show. >> i could have stopped by. >> you need your beauty sleep. this doesn't just happen. >> you say my booty sleep? >> beauty sleep. >> the baby did not cry when i held him. >> that's true, he loves you. uncle kenmo wins. hat's true, he loves you. uncle kenmo wins.

happening now in america this morning, the aftermath of debate two, part two. joe biden and kamala harris in the spotlight from health care. >> you do nothing to hold the insurance companies to task. >> to criminal justice. >> you're dipping into kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. >> this morning, the winners and losers and the unusual gaffe made by the former vice president. new images after a fighter jet crashes in death valley's star wars canyon. the pilot missing, seven people on the ground injured. what we're learning about that moment of impact. caught on camera, police are heard making jokes about this man who called 911 and laid dying on the ground. >> tony, hey.