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a 9-year-old in nevada created his own version of the award-winning movie "baby driver." he took his mom's car for a six-mile ride on a las vegas highway sunday. 9 years old. an adult driver trailing him recorded the video and tried to keep him safe. there were some close calls but no one, amazingly, was hurt. the boy took the car while his mom was showering. no charges were filed. just 9. >> wow. the wife of "shark tank" star kevin o'leary is facing charges in that deadly boat accident in canada. >> linda o'leary was charged with careless operation of a vessel for her role in last month's crash. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: he's been one of the stars of the abc show "shark tank" for 10 seasons. >> there has to be a better way. >> reporter: kevin o'leary's

wife is facing serious charges after a boat she was piloting on lake joseph in ontario, canada, last month slammed into another. two people on that boat died including 48-year-old suzanne brito from ontario, three others were injured. police charged 56-year-old linda o'leary with careless operation of a vessel. the pilot of the other boat, 57-year-old richard riu, is facing charges for driving without navigation lights. the "shark tank" star owns the boat but is not facing charges. o'leary and his wife have a home on the lake in ontario, often posting pictures of friends and family on the water on social media. the accident happened late at night and the winds were calm. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva there. the o'learys released a statement tuesday saying their thoughts and prayers are with the victims. >> if convicted, linda o'leary is facing 18 months in jail or a $1 million fine. a pilot was able to walk away after his small plane crashed into tops of trees in

central new jersey. >> the rented cessna engine failed and that's when the plane wound up suspended about 70 feet off the ground. the man at the controls waited four hours to be rescued. the plane still there in the trees. federal investigators will be there on the scene today. high school students outside philadelphia are singing the praises of a teacher who's been on the job longer than some of their parents have been alive. >> her name is barbara benlean and she's celebrating her 50th year in the upper darby pennsylvania school district in delaware county. the long-time music teacher is known for being dedicated to her students and very direct with them as well. >> i have a sign on my piano that says, "it's not mean, it's the truth." i often think i use that as an exemplar for what the kids can do, but i always ask them to do better and to raise the bar every day. >> she has impacted so many

lives by just being herself. >> it's not just the job, it's like all of us. >> her principal says she teaches people how to be people. >> that is really amazing she's been in that job so long. so great for those students because a lot of times it's the art, the music classes that end up getting cut first so it's great she's been there so long. coming up, the giz wiz is back. the latest bike gadgets for those fall bicycle rides. with the temperatures it u. i'm not picking it up. well, somebody's gotta pick it up. i'll pick it up. they're clean! ♪ cuz my hiney's clean ♪ oh yeah, i'm charmin clean ♪ that's how i know they're clean ♪ (vo) charmin ultra strong is woven like a wash cloth and just cleans better. ♪ yeah, i'm charmin clean the kid does have a point. (vo) enjoy the go with charmin. .

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with the temperatures cooling and the leaves about to start changing, we're throttling full speed into prime bike riding season. and our own giz wiz dick debartolo is here with this season's hottest bike gadgets. dick, good morning, welcome back to "world news now." >> thank you. >> you've got good gadgets here? >> fun stuff. to me this is really unique. this is called the wing lights 360 mag. so you take a handlebar. this mounts into the handlebar. and if you mount it permanently you turn it till it's really tight in there. then this is magnetic. this clicks on. you go riding around. you want to make a turn. >> oh, you got a blinker there. >> you got a blinker there. exactly. it goes off in 45 seconds or you you can turn it off. at night you hold this in five seconds, then it will light up. you turn it so the white light

is forward and the red light is back so that other bikers and cars know which way you're driving. >> that's really good for safety. also with the turns there. the confusing -- they're so confusing to me, i don't know which one is which, so this helps you. >> you can still hit the turn indicator, it shuts those lights. you shut that off, those lights come back on. and this is really neat. it's magnetic, it's time to leave that stays on the bike. but so that no one takes these little guys, they click together, you can put thema backpack or wear them on your belt. >> multi use. >> that's about 80 bucks. if you just want turn signals that's under $50. if you don't want the magnetic thing and all the goodies you can get a pair for about $25. >> not bad. >> turn signals are a great way to go. look at this mini bike pump. so this little guy, you pop the top off. open it up. now the company says it can hit 130 psi. it fits both prester and shraeder tires.

this guy is if you want to blow up a football or basketball. >> not just for bikes. >> yeah. you throw this in your pocket. this is a mini guy for under 20 bucks. >> cool gadget here. what else we got here? >> this is neat. so these gadgets have been around for a while but someone has assembled it into a very convenient kit. you have a 10-way hex nut, you have screwdrivers, more hex nuts -- >> there's tons of them in here, all types. >> exactly. and a repair kit. okay? this is to get the inner tube out. these are the patches. there's a little rasp. to roughen up the inner tube before you put the patch on. >> okay, i like it. >> that guy is under 15 bucks. >> can we get to the part that's going to annoy every single person around here? we'll have to make some noise. and there it is. that is not a fire alarm. >> all right, now the company says that this reaches 120 decibels. >> okay. >> so that's very loud.

i've heard people say they don't use their horn because they don't want to scare people. this is a work-around for under $10. >> so that scares people. how's this? >> i have a friend who's in his 80s and he has this on his little cart. he says people laugh and get out of the way. >> your friend, he's a retired clown? >> yes, yeah. >> no, i would love this, this is pretty cool. people, anybody, can i keep going? wake up, insomniacs. these are so cool. it's all about safety as well. they're great gadgets. they're small. very usable. >> and the final little guy there from rock brothers, it's a waterproof bag that you can mount on the frame of your bike. so caught in the rain or anything like that, put your phone in there, throw in your tools, it's an easy way to go, under 20 bucks. >> dick, thank you so much for

these and other unique bike gadgets, visit gizwiz.biz. >> gizwiz.biz. >> i always forget the biz. as well as wnnfans.com.

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♪ she blinded me with science ♪ she blinded me with science so fitting. >> "weird science" and we are celebrating one-hit wonder day with this, "she blinded me with science" released in 1982. so this song apparently is about a scientist, falls in love with his lab assistant. thomas dolby, the singer, says probably about the most frivolous song that i've ever written. >> he's now a professor or something? >> he still loves it. >> we love it too, very fitting for "weird science wednesday." let's get right into it. a microchip off the old block. we've been telling you about

robots. we told you about fighting robots the other day. now there's a robot dog. >> until they take over the world. >> right, yeah, no. >> is that a headless robot dog? >> boston dynamics selling a robot dog that can open doors and demonstrates it can even backflip. carries up to 14 kilograms of something. what's that mean for us here in america? >> take out the little calculator. >> it the costs as much as a luxury car so that's a whole bunch. i'm not sure what someone would do with this but this robot is specifically designed to help in the workplace. it can carry payloads, avoid obstacles, withstand dusty and wet environments. so -- um -- it could carry things from my office to yours if i need to send something to you? here, puppy. visit k-mo. >> we're literally next door to each other. >> oh, nearly 31 pounds. jack, thank you very much for translating. >> everybody's got their weird science hats on this morning to help out here. also in "weird science," did you ever want a chair that was made out of a tree? i mean like -- i mean like really from a tree that grows into a chair?

so gavin ellis monroe are harvesting trees which they train to grow into chairs. so in about 40 years you can get your chair. after paying a lot of money for them. no, i don't know if it's going to take that long, but takes a little bit. to these chairs sell for $12,000. lamps, you can get a lamp too, $1,100 to $2,800. tables $3,100 to $15,000. >> what's a bunch of money. what's not a bunch of money are tortilla chips from taco bell made out of one of the world's hottest peppers. so i guess they're kind of like a natural type of dorito but hotter. also hot. we're talking one-hit wonder, right? one of my favorites. sing it.

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this morning on "world this morning on "world news now," house speaker nancy pelosi taking the first steps toward impeachment. >> she says no one is above the law and has a growing number of democrats on her side. hear how president trump himself is reacting and the key document the white house says it will release today. also this morning tracking tropical storm karen now slamming puerto rico. will it affect the mainland? accuweather has the latest track. a major drug bust, this time on a submarine. $165 million worth of cocaine on board. how the u.s. coast guard made the discovery. ♪ ice ice baby check it, vanilla's "ice ice baby" was a dope melody back in the day, his single smash hit.

on this national one-hit wonder day we're going to collaborate and listen and bring you the best singles on this wednesday, september 25th. ♪ >> cooking them cs like bacon? >> that's it, ice ice baby. one-hit wonder day, can you believe there's a whole day for this? you know we like celebrating days of things. >> all the days there are to celebrate. >> we're going to have music throughout the morning. you've got to listen to it because we're going to sneak some in. see if you know them. >> it will take you back, those songs that you just loved and never heard anything else from

the artists. >> we've got the '80s, we've got the '90s, we've got the 2000s. we do begin with the tipping point on capitol hill. house democrats launching an official impeachment inquiry against president trump. >> speaker nancy pelosi accused the president of betraying the oath of office and violating the constitution by seeking to pressure a foreign power in an attempt to undermine former vice president joe biden for political gain. the president fired back slamming the move as a witch hunt and chalking it up to presidential harassment. but he agreed to release the transcript of his phone call with the president of ukraine later today. >> democrats are demanding more. they say the whistle-blower who complained about the phone call wants to meet with lawmakers and they want that interview to happen tomorrow. abc's mary bruce has more. >> reporter: she's resisted for months but speaker nancy pelosi finally made her move. >> the times have found us today. i'm announcing the house of representatives is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: it comes just days after the president acknowledged he had asked the president of ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden and

his son hunter. the president admitted that days before the conversation he ordered his chief of staff to halt nearly $400 million in foreign aid to ukraine. but he insists holding that money was not an attempt to pressure the ukrainian president. >> and there was never any quid pro quo. >> reporter: the president has offered shifting reasons for why he stopped those payments. he said he withheld the money because he wanted to get ukraine to address corruption. >> why would you give money to a country that you think is corrupt? >> reporter: but he said he withheld those hundreds of millions for a different reason. >> i want other countries to put up money. i think it's unfair that we put up the money. then people called me, they said, oh, let it go, and i let it go. but we paid the money, the money was paid. >> reporter: there is no evidence joe biden or his son acted improperly with regard to ukraine. the candidate fired back at president trump. >> if we allow a president to get away with shredding the united states constitution, that will last forever. >> reporter: while the president was at the u.n. -- >> what is your reaction to that, sir? >> reporter: capitol hill was a flurry of activity. a wave of democrats declaring now is the time to impeach. >> we cannot delay.

we must not wait. >> reporter: and in front of a packed crowd, nancy pelosi was asked if the president had committed impeachable offenses and gave a hint of what she was about to do. >> and if that is the case, that the president of the united states asked a foreign government to assist him in a political way, that would be wrong. >> would it be impeachable? >> reporter: just a few hours later, pelosi made her position crystal clear. >> the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his oath of office, betrayal of our national security, and betrayal of the integrity of our elections. >> reporter: speaker pelosi is making it very clear the tipping point for her was the president's own admission that he talked to a foreign leader about investigating his political rival. that is what broke the dam here for pelosi and scores of other democrats. there are now at least 181 members, more than two-thirds of house democrats, who say it is time to impeach. a big day on capitol hill. sources tell abc the white house is considering allowing the whistle-blower to cooperate with congress. >> now that the official inquiry is under way, it could take

months for the impeachment process to play out. abc's terry moran tells us what happens next. >> reporter: this is a historic day. but we're a long way from any kind of vote to impeach president trump or remove him from office. here's how it will go down. facts and evidence. speaker pelosi has instructed the six committees that are already investigating president trump to quote proceed under that umbrella of an impeachment inquiry. depending on the facts and evidence they develop, articles of impeachment could be drafted then on bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors, that sort of thing, then voted on. we're a long way from that. it's a big step. it's clear nancy pelosi would not have taken it were she not prepared to take that step. she does know one thing,

however, any impeachment requires the support of the american public in a very big way, and she's proceeding cautiously because of that. >> our thanks to terry there. we will have more from washington in our next half hour, but another big story we're following this morning is the tropics. >> there are four active systems right now but tropical storm karen poses the greatest danger. also schools and government offices are closed, both there and puerto rico. >> the storm forced the suspension of a search for a missing kentucky woman in the u.s. virgin islands. she failed to check out offer on airbnb last thursday, leaving behind all her belongs. >> let's get the latest on the

wither from accuweather's adam del rosso. >> tropical storm karen packing a punch to puerto rico as well as the virgin islands. we're talking some spots, especially in the mountains, up to 14 inches of rainfall as we head into the middle part of our wednesday. this storm's going to continue to move to the north, slow down, then drift west ward, potentially toward the bahamas as we head into next week. jerry is going to be passing to the north of bermuda. breezy winds, heavy rainfall, but this storm unless the process of weakening. however, we're tracking additional heavy rainfall across southern portions of arizona and new mexico which could lead to some additional flooding and some severe weather as we head through or wednesday. >> adam, thank you. the death toll is climbing from the rare mosquito borne virus eee. >> at least nine people have now been killed. the most recent deaths were in massachusetts and connecticut. there are also nearly 30 other confirmed or probable cases in seven states. officials don't expect that outbreak to ease until cooler weather arrives for good. also officials have approved a four-month ban on the sale of vaping products and devices. during that time state authorities will work with

health officials to better understand illnesses linked to vaping. the ban is believed to be the first of its kind in the nation. in california leaders in los angeles california have given a preliminary approval to a ban on flavored e-cigarettes and products. another wealthy parent is going to jail as part of the varsity blues scandal. devin sloan sentenced to four months in prison, community service, and a fine. he admitted to paying $250,000 to get his son into usc as a water polo player. with tears in his eyes he told a boston federal court he could not justify his behavior. workers at a credit card processing company in idaho are celebrating an early christmas present. >> their ceo dan price surprised them by announcing virtually all of them will receive an immediate raise of $10,000. >> also staffers currently

making $40,000 per year will see their minimum pay jump to $70,000 in five years. price is the same ceo who raised the minimum pay for seattle employees to 70k in 2015. >> a majority of the employees were making under $30,000 before price bought the company, so already a big change for them. imagine how far that goes in boise, idaho. >> i'm pretty sure other ceos, other businesses, are taking a look at this and seeing how they can lp their workers. >> at least a lot of workers are hoping they are. the drug bust worth more than $165 million. demi moore sits down with diane sawyer to talk about her marriages and that famous photo in "vanity fair." on this one-hit wonder day we are kung fu fighting. >> yes, we are. >> karl douglas '1974 hit. bring it on.

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an explosion in western new york left two people dead. the blast wiped out a house in richmond just outside rochester. clothing and other debris were seen in nearby trees. the victims' identities have been confirmed but an 80-year-old man and his 70-year-old wife lived in the home. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. now to a massive drug bust at sea. >> the coast guard intercepting a submarine in the pacific ocean. more than 12,000 pounds of cocaine worth $165 million. abc's will carr reports. >> reporter: the coast guard busted that 40-foot narco sub trying to sneak into the united states under the cloak of darkness. inside, 12,000 pounds of cocaine packed in those tightly wrapped bales worth more than $165 million. authorities with the help of the colombian navy arrested four drug smugglers in the process. earlier this year the coast guard made this daring bust in the eastern pacific.

with the waves thrashing, one coast guard member dressed in tactical gear boarded the vessel in the open seas, pounding the hatch, discovering in excess of 17,000 pounds of cocaine worth an estimated $232 million. so far this year, homeland security has seized more than $4 billion of cocaine heading into the united states. in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >> our thanks to will. this is a sobering story for parents. charleston, south carolina, police have brought home an 11-year-old runaway who drove 200 miles across the state. >> the boy was caught when he asked a police officer for directions in the middle of the night. he had taken his brother's car to meet a man he met on snapchat. police say the boy planned to live with the man. other details are not known at this time but his father was

about to report him missing to auities en charleston police called. the boy is home safe and sound. coming up next half hour, the real estate agent attacked during an open house left screaming for her life. first demi moore opens up about her marriage to ashton kutcher. the pregnancy, the miscarriage, and the google alert that changed her future. now there's a solution! downy wrinkleguard is a fabric conditioner that helps protect you from wrinkles all day. just pour the dye free liquid into the rinse dispenser. after a day of wear, pants washed with downy wrinkleguard and detergent are virtually wrinkle free. it even comes unscented. if you don't love downy wrinkleguard, we'll give you your money back.

♪ ♪ welcome back. demi moore is opening up for the first time about her turbulent childhood and her relationships. >> with her new book out the hollywood star sat down with our diane sawyer to talk about her marriages to bruce willis and ashton kutcher and that famous photo session that created a sensation. >> reporter: in 1991, a hollywood star decides to take a wrecking ball to the old convention that pregnant women have to be modest. >> i really thought, there's no way they would ever do it. not because i thought it was -- >> shocking.

>> risque or shocking. i was just so fascinated with, why is it being seen as obscene? >> reporter: in that photo, demi moore had started a revolution. in her new memoir she writes about having children and marriage. and the high-obtain charmer bruce willis sweeping her off her feet. >> welcome to the party, pal! >> reporter: they meet, marry, get pregnant in just four months. then the next ten years together are a pleasure of rearing three daughters, making 33 movies, and drifting toward divorce. she even walked away from hollywood at the height of her career to stay home with her kids at the family house in idaho. and then five years later she is ready to come back. it's 2003. the new "charlie's angels" movie. she is 40 years old.

and it's at this point one night she goes to a dinner and meets a young actor and entrepreneur named ashton kutcher. >> hi, how are you? i'm ashton, nice to meet you. >> reporter: he's also 25 years old. >> all of a sudden this window opened up where i was safe. i had money. he loved my children. it wasn't something he feared. he seemed to be comfortable with the enormity of the ex-husband. i mean, you know, i felt like i was not coming with baggage, i had trunks. >> reporter: then two years into her new relationship, at 42, you were pregnant. six months, you go in for a checkup. >> at almost six months. there was no heartbeat. >> and you tried again. you had in vitro? >> quite a few times. >> reporter: she had begun falling back into her old childhood fear of not being wanted, of losing everything. after 20 years of sobriety, she starts drinking again.

and more. then enter vicodin? 12 pills a day? >> yeah. it definitely got up there. >> reporter: after she and ashton kutcher had been together for eight years, she's celebrating a film she's directed. you got a gole alert? >> yes. >> reporter: she called him. what did you say to him? >> i asked if it was true. and -- he admitted it right away. and i think my response was, are you [ bleep ] kidding me? >> reporter: but she has to walk the red carpet, and here she is at that moment, a thousand lightbulbs flashing. >> i really know that there are parts of what occurred with this relationship ending that were a level of devastating for me that wasn't really just about that relationship. it was really about my whole life.

it was aut being the 2-year-old who wasn't safe. that this really represented that i'm not loveable. that i'm not deserving. and that's not about him, that's all just about me. >> wow, just incredible. the reflection there, being so revealing, vulnerable, just open there. just find that incredible. >> of course this is -- we brought the first piece from diane yesterday when demi opened up about her childhood and the struggles she had with her mother growing up. this is just more very revealing details about her life, some that we didn't know about. getting to hear her talk about it firsthand is really touching, and you feel for her, and just cannot imagine everything she's gone through. abc did reach out to ashton kutcher and his representatives say they're not commenting on the book.

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>> our harmonizing was much better in the commercial, though. chumba wumba. one-hit wonder. >> they broke up in 2012. they figured, look, this is the end. >> this is as good as it's going to get. >> we loved it while it lasted. >> long-lost 13th century painting found in a woman's kitchen. apparently it was found hanging in a frenchwoman's kitchen. experts say the woman decided to have the painting hanging in her kitchen appraised and found out that it was worth $6.5 million. >> my goodness. >> going to buy a lot of whiskey drinks there. >> going to be auctioned off next month. that's a lot of money. >> never know what's hanging on your walls. go to grandma's house, raid it. >> what's this worth? >> ask for permission. >> speaking of france, this french chef is suing michelin guide because they claim that

he's using cheddar cheese in his souffle, and he's like, how offensive. >> what? no, you don't put that in a souffle. >> cheddar? i am french. >> no. how about this brave hamster. risking it all for a single piece of popcorn. >> excuse me. >> oh no. >> oh, literally risking it all. he got it, though. >> hamsters are like a cousin away from a rodent, right? >> that's true, i had a bunch of them growing up. >> you have that thing in your popcorn? >> you're hilarious. they're so cute though. >> how about we switch it up, though. >> yeah, go ahead. mix it. yeah, look at that. ♪ hey mickey >> another one-hit wonder written by mike chapman, mickey

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i'm announcing the house of representatives is moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> this morning on "world news now," new reaction to that announcement by house speaker nancy pelosi, launching an inquiry into whether president trump asked ukraine for help in his own re-election. how the white house is responding and what happens now. also this morning we're seeing the chaos and confusion moments after a former dallas police officers says she mistakenly shot and killed a man in his own apartment. prosecutors are trying to prove it with video. the close call with a coyote. >> the animal seen on surveillance video charging at a 5-year-old girl. hear the stunning story from the little girl herself. it is national one-hit wonder day. the vegas hit "mambo number 5"

just one of many. we are celebrating all morning long with some of our favorites. ♪ one two three four five plusd out at some of these chart toppers are up to today on this wednesday, september 25th. ♪ let's stand till we all fall down ♪ ♪ ready to party hard to the mambo sound ♪ >> i -- wow, i don't know this clean version. >> that's very clean. >> but i love it. they had mickey in there. >> they really did. here comes my part, here it comes. ♪ a little bit of monica -- a little bit of ♪ wait, wait, oh. >> real clean, it's real clean. >> well, i really loved that song about womanizing. >> we are really into this one-hit wonder day. we've been excited since we found out yesterday what today was going to be.

>> stay tuned for all of that. but we do have to get to -- >> wait, we got to shout-out our amazing deejay pete upstairs. he's going to be bringing us -- >> oh, yeah, he's mixing it, turnstile. he got those little headphones. >> he got the beat. >> he has to listen to us every single morning during our commercial breaks. all right. lots of "mambo number 5 ahead." we do start with that historic day on capitol hill. the constitutional showdown. democrats opening a formal impeachment inquiry against president trump. >> house speaker nancy pelosi accused the president of betraying his oath of office insisting he must be held accountable for trying to coerce the president of ukraine to benefit his 2020 re-election campaign. a group of moderates helped turn the tide toward an impeachment probe. now more than 200 democrats have come out in support of the inquiry. >> as president trump prepares

to meet face-to-face with the ukrainian president, the whistle-blower who complained about their phone call now wants to speak with lawmakers. we begin with abe's mona kosar abdi in washington. >> reporter: a stunning turn by house speaker nancy pelosi. after resisting for months the top democrat finally made her move. >> the times have found us today. i'm announcing the house of representatives moving forward with an official impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: the shift comes as president trump authorized the transcript of his controversial phone conversation with ukraine's president to be released. a call many speculate is part of a still-undisclosed whistle-blower complaint. >> it's really a sad day for our country, actually. i feel very sad about it. >> reporter: the president admitting days before that conversation in which he asked ukraine's leader to investigate his political rival, joe biden, and his son, he ordered $400 million in military aid to be withheld from ukraine. trump insisting at first he

withheld the money because he wanted ukraine to address corruption. a day later he said it was for a different reason. >> i want other countries to put up money. i think it's unfair that we put up the money. then people call me, they said, oh, let it go, and i let it go. but we paid the money. >> reporter: pelosi calling trump's actions a violation of the constitution, demanding the white house also release the secret whistle-blower complaint. president trump and other top republicans are calling the impeachment inquiry a political ploy. >> if she does that, they all say that's a positive for me from the election. you could also say who needs it? it's bad for the country. >> reporter: the entire u.s. senate has passed a nonbinding resolution calling for the trump administration to release that secret whistle-blower complaint to congressional intelligence committees. janai, kenneth? >> our thanks to mona. >> democrats want to interview the whistle-blower as early as tomorrow and sources say the white house is now considering allowing that whistle-blower to cooperate with congress. moving forward with an impeachment probe will have political ramifications for both parties. abc news political director rick kline joins us with a breakdown of what it all means. rick, good morning. >> reporter: janai and kenneth, a historic, monumental announcement by house speaker nancy pelosi doing what she has long resisted in calling for this impeachment inquiry. this kicks off what could be months of investigating of the

most serious types of charges of a president. it freezes the 2020 candidates %-p saying they are going to pursue the leads, pursue all of the different tips that come through, and pursue the information around this particular episode with all the vigor, all the constitutional muscle they can muster. perhaps the biggest change to the political dynamic, it has democrats acting and president donald trump, who is so used to dominating the political narrative, he is now going to be in the position of reacting to what the democrats offer. janai and kenneth? >> our thanks to rick. only three presidents have faced impeachment. >> richard nixon resigned ahead of a looming house impeachment vote. andrew johnson and bill clinton were both impeached but were later acquitted by the senate and completed their terms. >> as for how long this could take, it's unclear, but it took the house two months to impeach clinton and a month for the senate to acquit. so there's a chance this could extend all the way into 2020. moving on to breaking news

now, severe thunderstorms and possibly a tornado hit western wisconsin overnight. details are still coming in but reports say there was serious damage in the town of wheaton near eau claire. we know tractor-trailer trucks like this were knocked over by strong winds. area schools are providing shelters for those who need a place to stay overnight. we're learning new details about the night a former dallas police officer shot and killed her neighbor. >> amber guyger is being tried for the murder of botham jean last september. a police detective testified she had no drugs or alcohol in her system at the time and jurors have seen police body cam video of the incident. abc's marcus moore reports from dallas. >> reporter: for the first time we are seeing the chaos and confusion from multiple viewpoints the night dallas police responded to amber guyger's frantic 911 call. she had just shot and killed 26-year-old botham jean inside his own home. the powerful and sometimes graphic images show the

desperate race to reach the fourth floor and that sprint down a long hallway where they encountered their now former colleague. >> i thought it was my apartment, i thought it was my apartment. >> reporter: several officers taking turns performing cpr on jean. and prosecutors highlighting this video to suggest guyger received preferential treatment, not isolated initially, seen here hugging a fellow officer. allowed to sit in a patrol car looking at her phone while jean was rushed to the hospital. she claims after an almost 14-hour workday she mistakenly went to the wrong floor of her apartment building. when she walked into what she thought was her home and saw someone inside she assumed it was an intruder and opened fire. prosecutors pressed one responding officer about protocol when an officer believes a burglary is in progress. >> what do you do?

>> you cover and conceal. >> is that because of the sanctity of human life? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: prosecutors spending the second day of this trial really trying to portray guyger as reckless. they called several neighbors to the stand who testified they heard two gunshots but never heard verbal commands. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> our thanks to marcus. opera legend placido domingo won't be performing at new york's metropolitan opera tonight. >> he's cutting ties with the met immediately as he faces sexual misconduct claims. domingo says he won't be performing at the met again. former nfl star antonio brown along with his agent and attorney attended a deposition tuesday in south florida. brown is being sued for damages to a multimillion-dollar condo he rented in february last year. the lawsuit claims brown trashed the place and refused to pay for repairs. brown didn't have any comment about the rape and sexual assault charges against him. a police call turned into a half-court basketball game in

new jersey. >> three members of the lake police department responded to a call about young people drinking and being loud at a middle school. then they got there and saw that was not the case, there was nothing wrong going on. they decided to join the guys and show off their skills on the basketball court. >> who made that 911 call? leave those people alone. just having a good time. playing some basketball. this morning the search is on to find the man who attacked a realtor. we have to show you this shocking surveillance video first, a coyote charging at a little girl. we hear from her next. plus we're celebrating one-hit wonder day with "dexy's midnight runners." come on, eileen. the single was a smash hit back in 1982. sing it, moton. he doesn't know the words. hear more one-hit wonders we dug up. ♪ come on eileen

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absolutely terrifying moments for a 5-year-old in suburban chicago. you see that, one moment the little girl was about to play on the swing, the next she was running from a coyote in her front yard. the wild animal frightened christine and the images horrified her mother. christine had just checked her family's mailbox and didn't see

the coyote. moments later she walks to her swing, the animal takes a run right there at the 5-year-old. >> i decided to go to the swing. and when i went to the swing, he run by and i was like going, and i was like, oh my gosh. mom, mom, mom! i saw a coyote! >> her mother says christine won't be playing alone in the front yard again any time soon. neighbors say there is a group of coyotes living in a nearby wooded area. next to a frightening attack, a real estate agent beaten and shoved during an open house in los angeles. >> we've learned the lapd has detained a person of interest. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: the attack in broad daylight. a man showing up to an open house in encino, california, violently shoving a real estate agent to the ground, allegedly groping her, then running away.

the agent, who asked us to hide her identity, says the suspect got agitated when she wouldn't go inside with him. >> no, you saw the house, you're done, that's it. >> reporter: she said she'd seen the man here a week earlier and he made her nervous, so sunday she had a friend come with her. that friend left just before this attack. >> i was so lucky. i had a feeling from day one that this person can hurt me. >> reporter: a security camera captured the man's face. the realtor suffered scrapes and bruises, and late tuesday the lapd says they have a suspect in custody. clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to clayton. and you know the nature of the real estate business can really put some realtors at risk. for instance, those open houses, when they're alone, they have so many people coming through.

sometimes in isolated locations with cngeromet >> they say often these attacks are motivated by money, but i'm not thinking real estate agents have a lot of money on them. but obviously with jewelry, other things, valuables inside a home that is not empty, where they're showing it, families still inside, people can go in there and do nefarious things. obviously something like this with this violent attack on video, horrible to see. >> recent cases in recent years where a situation ended up much worse, but so glad in this case the woman is okay. when we come back, more one-hit wonders. and j. lo shows how she recreated that dress 20 years later. >> that dress. >> you know, that one. >> you know. >> green with envy. >> "the skinny" is next. ill fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪

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♪ i'm too sexy for my shirt too sexy for my shirt so sexy it hurts ♪ yeah! ♪ >> yeah, jack loves this song as well. >> yep. >> this goes all the way back a few years for you, jack, right? >> yes, it does. >> you like it? >> oh, i don't like it as much

as a former roommate of mine really liked it. >> you said he was a ladies' man, right? >> he -- he saw himself as a ladies' man, yes. >> he used to stand in front of the mirror? >> he used to stand in front of the mirror and prepare himself for the evening. >> yeah. >> listening to that song. >> we all need a little hype music. >> it was an incredible experience. >> nothing better. >> nothing better. >> that, of course, is a 1991 hit "i'm too sexy" written by right said fred, two brothers who wrote it to make fun of people at their gym. they are still on tour in the u.s. and around the world. >> we'll have more one-hit wonders ahead but we continue with this "skinny." >> speaking of sexy, jennifer lopez. she just closed versace's fashion show in milan wearing a new version of that dress. that green grammy dress.

>> yep. she's taking us behind the scenes posting a video to youtube showing how she collaborated with the team on this newer dress and how donatella versace herself said what all of us have been thinking. >> i mean, it's the same. >> so this part comes down and this part drops down. we wanted to stay kind of chic in the first dress, you know what i mean? i think that's better proportioned now. >> oh, so much better. >> you know she's showing more skin in this latest version than the first one. and she looks even better. the video goes on to show j. lo and donatella meeting with anna wintour, who gives her seal of approval, and later dancing at the after party following the fashion show. plenty to celebrate after absolutely slaying. >> looking fab. >> my goodness. >> george clooney is looking a bit different these days. and it's not after robbing a casino. the "ocean's 11" star spotted in europe with some facial hair. oh!

>> clooney spotted in madrid with a salt and pepper beard which is much longer than his usual scruff while filming a commercial in madrid. his facial hair, fall, no-shave november. he's a daddy, he probably doesn't have a whole bunch of time to shave all the time. a daddy or a daddy? >> ernest hemingway, jack? >> jack has weighed in. that's the next role. philadelphia's most famous celebrity, is it you? celebrated a major milestone. not will smith, not kenneth moton. not kevin bacon, not even rocky. we're referring of course to gritty. >> the mascot for the philadelphia flyers celebrated his first birthday throwing his own surprise party complete with confetti and a pinata. then he hit the streets for his own one-man parade through philadelphia. >> and of course our powerhouse station wpvi captured footage of the parade via chopper 6 before gritty wrapped up the celebration on the steps of the art museum taking selfies and running up the steps like rocky,

look at him go. we love gritty so much. love philly as well. christmas comes early this year thanks to the late great queen of soul, get ready for new aretha franklin music. >> so a live recording of "o tannenbaum" sung by aretha in english and german in 2015 will be part of a christmas album out this fall. it's called "big band holidays 2" and will be available everywhere on november 2nd. >> she was not a one-hit wonder. >> absolutely not. and how about another one-hit wonder? >> taking it back to 1997. >> oh, yeah! ♪ save tonight come tomorrow tomorrow i'll be gone save tonight ♪ >> look at that butcher thing. >> it's part of the video. eli is still on tour. he has a concert next month in brazil.

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♪ i think that i found myself a cheerleader ♪ ♪ she is always right there when i need her ♪ ♪ i think that i found myself a cheerleader ♪ all these one-hit wonders have given us reallyusa t of reaso to sing and something to cheer about this morning including this song "cheerleader." he's not the only one-time star we're celebrating. >> we know you guys love hearing us sing. >> right. >> in honor of national one-hit wonder day, will ganss is here to let us know what some of our favorites are up to today. >> i do love hearing you guys sing. who needs coffee when we're having a karaoke session this early in the morning? an artist is eligible to be considered a one-hit wonder only if they've appeared on billboard's top 40 one time and one time only. but as all of these songs have shown us, it only takes once to

make a hit. here's what some of our favorite one-hit wonders are up to now. you know the songs. ♪ it's the eye of the tiger it's the king of the fight ♪ >> reporter: you probably know who sings them. ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ who who who >> reporter: do you have any idea what your favorite one-hit wonders are up to today? since her 1982 hit, tony basil has stayed busy. just this summer the now 76-year-old choreographed quentin tarantino's movie "once upon a time in hollywood." you recognize this hit? the singer's other project, mom to "snl" star maya rudolph. since this hit from 1990? ♪ ice ice baby >> reporter: vanilla ice hosts a home renovation show on the diy network. bruce willis is technically a one-hit wonder. ♪ respect yourself >> reporter: his song "respect yourself" peaking at number five

on the billboard hot 100. he's managed to find success in his nonmusical endeavors. >> welcome to the party, pal! >> reporter: the brothers behind 1992's "i'm too sexy" credited as writers in taylor swift's "look what you made me do." remember "she blinded me with science"? thomas dolby. what about tiffany who sang 1987's smash hit "i think we're alone now"? ♪ i think we're alone now her latest project, a 2019 version of the same song. ♪ i think we're alone now i'm not mad about that. what did vh1 rank as the best one-hit wonder of all-time? "la macarena" hit number one in more than 14 countries worldwide. >> you can barely keep your hands down. >> this is is one where you're like at the wedding and everybody comed on the dance floor for the group dance. >> do the macarena, shake it, shake it!

>> all right, come on! >> come on, janai, everyone knows it.

happening now in america this morning, the impeachment drama takes a new turn. sources telling abc news that the wte house may release the whistle-blower complaint at the center of the ukraine scandal. what we're expecting to learn today and the politickis of thi new impeachment inquiry. a new punishment in the college admissions bribery sk scandal. the business executive who bribed his son's way into usc. now he's heading to prison. what it could signal for actress lori loughlin. caught on camera a coyote charges at this 5-year-old in her front yard. >> mom, mom, mom, i saw a coyote. >> how she's esca