of this morning on "world news now," concealed evidence in the tom brady deflated football scandal. why the nfl commissioner decided not to back down on the superstar's punishment. serious accusations from a top secret military operative working in the most dangerous areas of the world. he says it was not america's enemies but his co-workers threatening him. desperate call. hangups for a woman trying to save the life of a teenager who had just been shot. >> he's barely breathing. how many times do i [ expletive ] tell you. >> i'm not going to deal with this okay. >> the outrage over what happened next. and later an breaking barriers in pro sports. how one woman is blazing a trail in the nfl, making history as a new coach. it's wednesday, july 29th.

from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. good morning. we're going to start with the defending super bowl champion new england patriots. >> yep, team reporting to training camp today a day after tom brady's four-game deflategate suspension was upheld by the nfl commissioner. the union vowing to appeal the case in federal court details from abc's karen travers. >> upon further review the call off the field stands. the nfl announcing the commissioner roger goodell has upheld the four-game suspension on patriots quarterback tom brady for his role in deflategate. brady sat down with nfl officials last month to appeal his punishment. analysts say the superstar quarterback turned in an impressive performance at the ten-hour hearing giving sincere answers and explanations for the points raised the in the nfl's

investigation report. the report found 3wr5iddy was generally aware about the patriots using underinflated footballs last season but the four-time super bowl champion wasn't able to change goodell's mind. the nfl says he upheld the suspension in part because brady had assistant destroy his cell phone because he knew investigators wanted to see text messages he exchanged with patriots staffers. the ban is harsh, a quarter of the regular nfl season. >> the league doubles down today and says look you know let's fight. and i think we're going to win. >> reporter: and in a twist, brady's first game back will be against the indianapolis colts, the team that threw the flag in the first place about the deflated footballs. >> the ball is now clearly in tom brady and the union's court as to whether or not they continue this saga and go to the federal court erin traverse abc news, washington. chaos at a summer day camp as a massive tree came crashing

down on a group of small children. two of them rushed to the hospital in critical condition as parents watched in horror. it happened at a park in pasadena near a children's makeup as everyone was lining up to go home. the victims range from 6 to years old. it's unclear what brought down the 75-foot tree. >> the search for two florida boys who vanished at sea is intensifying with the chance of finding them alive going down with every hour that passes. private pilots have volunteered to look for the taken ares. more now from kendis gibson. >> reporter: the search area for perry cohen and austin has extended further north to charleston south carolina. a navy ship and coast guard vessels scanning for any sign of the 14-year-olds. on sunday their overturned boat found 67 miles off the coast of central florida. >> nobody's on board. >> reporter: aiding the rescue effort, this c-130 hercules a military transport plane but

trying to locate the teens from the air is no small feat. members of the coast guard typically spend eight-hour plus shifts searching for tiny objects at speeds of more than 200 miles an hour. >> you never know when something's going to happen and you need to be prepared. >> reporter: they left friday on a fishing trip. after reaching the atlantic ocean, a powerful line of storms move through. the parents holding out for a miracle. >> i think between the two of them, they work as a team. they're going to be found and they're going to be okay. >> reporter: kendis gibson abc news jupiter, pl. the new york prison employee who helped two convicted murderers escape could spend seven years behind barpz joyce mitchell entered a plea deal yesterday admitting she smuggled chisels, a punch tool and screwdriver to the prisoners. she described a friendship with richard matt which turned sexual. she sent naked photos to the other inmate david sweat. >> she got into something she will never should have started

but she did and she's paying the price. >> part of the plan was also to kill mitchell's husband on the day of the escape but she apparent got cold feet and never showed up. matt was kid while on the run. sweat back in custody now. a florida man charged with an isis inspired plot to bomb a busy beach. authorities say har len suarez continue to the fbi's attention through his facebook post. he wanted to make a nail-filled backpack bomb and bury it on a beach in key west and detonate it remotely. the spy at the center of the biggest sponge cases in recent american history will soon be a free man. jonathan pollard has been granted parole after spending 30 years in prison. he was a navy intelligence analyst when convicted of spying for israel. supporters say he was excessively punished giving that he spied for a u.s. ally. critics say he's a traitor who

disclosed damaging secrets. pollard now 60 will be released in november. a former navy seal filed a complaint claiming he was the victim of homophobic bullying working as a cia contractor. he spoke to our brian ross. >> hello, my name is brett jones. >> reporter: a secret operative for the cia in afghanistan recorded this cell phone message three weeks ago, in case he did not make it out alive. >> the reason i'm making this is in the event that something happens to me -- >> reporter: but brett jones, a form irnavy navy s.e.a.l. and now a private contractor tells abc news tonight that the people he feared were not the terrorists. but his own fellow cia operatives who turned on him after they learned he was gay. >> i walked into the team room and heard one of the guys talking to another guy. he said something something he's a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: when no one was around, jones took this cell phone video of the power point for a high-risk upcoming cia

mission, full of homophobic slurs that we won't broadcast. jones was given a radio code name for the mission, "gay gay." >> that was an hour before we had to go out and do it. >> reporter: you think that behavior by those men jeopardized the mission? >> absolutely. i just can't imagine why somebody would do that before a real dangerous mission like that. >> reporter: jones, one of the few openly gay cia paramilitary operatives says his team even left him behind once miles from the base and he feared what they would do to him if he complained about his treatment. >> i was scared. i'm not going to lie. everyone is armed with guns on them all the time. >> reporter: jones, now back home in alabama with his husband, says he fears standing up to the anti-gay hate will mean an end to his days with the cia. >> the cia says they wroent comment specifically on the allegations but they are being

taken seriously especially given their position on zero tolerance at such behavior aimed at a man who again and again put his life on the line for his country. brian ross new york. >> so an american dentist under fire for killing a beloved lion in africa. cecil the lion was the star attraction at a national park in zimbabwe. dr. robert palmer shot him with a bow and arrow after allegedly luring him from a protected area. palmer issued a statement saying he had no idea the lion was a local favorite. he's now facing poaching charges in zimbabwe and american conservists are outraged. >> the u.s. government is considering whether or not to protect lions so fingers crossed this is done in the near future. it will stop these situations from at the very least bringing that trophy back here. >> palmer's minnesota dental practice is closed for now. he reportedly paid $50,000 for the hunt. he has a felony record here in the u.s. for shooting a black

bear. it's a crazy story. and it also gives a bad rep for people into gaming and hunting. this is a serious thing where people go there and you can doing it in sort of a safe environment where you're not hunting the head lion or something. people do it. they're interested in doing it. but come on. >> it's amazing to think these are animals that are going down in population and have done so and someone could post pictures and brag about doing this for sport. this animal wasn't bothering anybody. forget the fact it was popular and all this stuff. no matter who the animal might have been. he was out there and oh this is so. >> heart breaking isn't it. >> it was found skinless with its head cut off. >> 40 hours they were saying. it's a horrible torture story that i don't know even if you are not an animal lover, i don't know how you can't be upset by that story. >> that was a disturbing one yesterday. turning to california. the wildfire evacuations going

on out in california. dangerously high heat wind gusts reignited the wragg fire in napa valley. roared back to life. smoke blackening the sky for miles. more than 200 people ordered out of their homes. 20 major fires burning in five states. today's heat and wind fewing them all. a neighborhood feud is heating up in st. petersburg florida over barbecue smoke. one owner made more than a dozen complaints of smoke drifting from a grill across the street from her and says the smoke is nauseating and aches her eyes lungs and stomach. the city told chris and dayne matt to try to contain the smoke just to their property. so far no citations have been >> what do you do? i don't know. maybe the smoke is that bad. she claimed it was an industrial smoker. that's why it's so bad. >> remember the sriracha story. people were tired of it going

into their eyes and stuff. what do you do? i'm a big barbecue >> who knew. >> secondhand smoke. the new chuck taylor sneakers are available if you can find them. a lot of chuck taylor lovers out there. they wouldn't wait to get their hands on these yesterday. the converse store in santa monnia california. >> woulders couldn't get them out fast enough. within two hours, most sizes were gone. re they debuted in 1917. look about the same but more comfortable now. "the mix" coming your way and finding a real-life fugitive in a make believe world. what led to a surprise on a movie set. >> also ahead, the woman blazing a new trail in froe pro sports. the dream come true for the nfl's first female coach. >> hangups after a crucial 911

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we turn now to a 911 call.p. a woman try too long save a teenager shot at a party. >> after she snapped at the dispatcher he hung up and that boy later died. >> i'm doing cpr as we speak. i'm keeping him alive. >> is he not breathing >> barely. stay with him. -- yes. stay with him. good job. just stay with me okay? okay? there you go. good job. >> this is the desperate call following a fatal drive by shooting last month. a woman frantically calling 911 looking for help to save 17-year-old jade yen silver's life. about two minutes into the call the dispatcher who received the call allegedly hangs up. >> is he breathing >> he's barely breathesing. how many times do i have to [ expletive ] tell you. >> you know what, man, you can do it yourself. i'm not going to deal with this.

>> he's die. >> that's when the phone line apparently goes dead. officials say units were on the way to the scene before the call was disconnected but chavez silver who dreamed about flying in the air force passed away. the dispatcher on administrative leave. the department now investigating. >> the albuquerque fire chief says they take this obvious allegation very, very seriously and they're still going to continue the investigation. what heart break, just a guy that everyone i've read everything about, he's so much promise and just they believe wrong place, wrong time. >> but the dispatcher i mean everybody has a bad moment. some people aren't allowed to. you help somebody out in a desperate situation. they get snappy. they're in a traumatic situation. you're the professional supposed to help them out. everybody has a bad moment. sometimes you can't. >> it's heart breaking. 911 operators are trained to keep you talking.

it will be interesting to see what the investigation. >> coming up in this next half hour, a flight with no fuel. a packed airliner future gauge on empty told the closest airport was closed. the nfl's first female coach. learn why she's more qualified for the gig. her experience on and off the field getting her ready for this trail blazing moment. you're watching "world news now." "world news now"

♪ ah, for the first time the nfl has a female coach in the league. >> this is very cool. this is very cool. >> arizona cardinals. they have hired jen welter through the preseason. >> she's no stranger to the gridiron.

yesterday she spoke what her new position means for young girls everywhere. abc's brandi hitt reports for us. >> jen welter is making history, believes to be the nfl's first female coach. >> i could not have the dreamed big enough to imagine that this day would ever come. >> the position a paid internship with the arizona cardinals coaching linebackers. some of the toughest players in the league through preseason. the barrier breaker has already made a name for herself becoming the first woman to hold a nonkicking position in a men's pro league. that's welter number 47 taking a hit and getting back up. and here she is playing in the women's football alliance before also coaching men's indoor football. >> the players only want to be taught how to be better. they don't care who teaches it tothem. >> reporter: arizona linebacker kevin minuter tweeting welcome to az coach and patrick peterson adding one team one goal. let's go to work coach. her appointment follows other

female firsts. sarah thomas is now the nfl's first full-time female referee. on the hardwood former wnba player becky happened is assistant coach for the san antonio spurs. welter says her new job also comes with a bigger responsibility. >> i want little girls to grow up knowing when they work hard they can do signature. >> reporter: jen welter also has a p.h.d. in psychology an says her first paycheck to play pro football was just $12 and she l carries that check with her today. reena and t.j.? >> that's awesome. ph.d. in psychology a masters in sports schooling, she had 14 years in the women's pro league the first woman's coach in men's indoor football. she's overqualified for this job. >> and it's considered an internship? >> yeah. just like any place else it could lead to something greater. she's going to be out there coaching some of the smartest and toughest guys on the field, the inside linebackers. >> she's going america's most overqualified intern.

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time for "the mix" now. oh, boy. if you wanted by the cops don't sar in a movie. that's what one guy decided to do. we're talking about a guy on the west coast. olympia, washington to be sure. he's an aspiring actor. he looks very serious. he's starring in a horror movie out there. the one problem is it's a low budget movie for sure. still the problem is jason staining who is 44 years old has been on the run since 2006 after pleading guilty to an armed bank robbery. he was sentenced to 117 months behind bars. he's been on the run, well, one cop out there recognized him after he was featured in an article in a paper out there about this local movie and yeah there's the movie. it's low budget. still it's one of these smaller movies but still it got some attention out there. he was part of the promotion.

and he got busted. >> that banner is right. ♪ ow. i've been hit by a smooth -- >> oh man. i can never -- did anybody else catch -- did you catch that that was a michael jackson song? did you catch that seriously, jack? >> thank you, jack. thank you for the support, jack. that was my michael jackson moment. how about i move onto the next story. cyclists getting run over by cars. it gets to be annoying. well, a man took matter into his own hands. he lifted a car. look at that. >> he what? >> this video going viral. 3.6 million views as onlookers cheered him on he move the vehicle in brazil. it was in the way. they were tired of cyclists being disrespected. he lifted this fiat uno. it weighs about 1600 pounds and they think lifting up the front

part is a coup hundred possibly. but going viral. >> he couldn't go around it right? >> it was blocking in the path. >> look you see the path. rerack that video for me. seriously, he couldn't go around the car? >> it was in the path of -- but he finds it disrespectful. you should park in a parking spot. >> look at that. >> it's halfway onto the red brick road for the cyclists. >> he couldn't angle to the left? >> he moved it over. >> my goodness gracious. people cheered him on. >> he's showing off. last story, how many bridesmaids did you have? >> seven. >> it was indian. we do it big. we do weddings big. here is one grandma, christine quinn. look what she did. she had her 9-year-old grandma betty be a part. she said she's one of my best

revealing new details about the this morning on "world news now," bombshell confession revealing new details about the new york prison worker accused of helping two convicted murderers escape. a story of sex, lies and tears. >> and under investigation, an american dentist accused of killing a beloved lion while hunting in africa. the worldwide anger and who now is demanding justice. daycare outrage. two boys severely sunburned during a field trip. the trip to the hospital, their mother's accusations. >> and later in "the skinny," "full house" reunion major hints about the olsen twins, mary-kate and ashley all grown up and returning to the sit-com remake. is this true? it's wednesday, july 29th. >> from oobz news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan.