this morning on world news now, a campaign showdown. >> hillary clinton tries to move on following the fbi investigation into her e-mails and getting a boost from president obama at a rally. donald trump has his own take on the news. citing a rigged system. >> new developments in the crash of egyptair. investigators are learning the pilots tried to put out a fire at the front of the plane. why was there no depress call? >> meet the cab driver giving new meaning to an honest day's work. one of his passengers leaving a giant pile of cash in his car, but he gave it back. it's not the first time. >> you may be worn out, but we have a new holiday to celebrate for you. talking about national fried ch

my turn to take you into the insomniac kitchen to learn the secret to making the best fried chicken i've had, and a vegetarian option that tastes like chicken. it's wednesday, july 6th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everybody. we hope you're feeling very lucky because we have the mega millions numbers for you. >> voila. here they are. >> 29. 46. 53. 64, 73 and the mega ball. 10. >> but nobody won. >> jackpot. now up to 508 million. we can do this all over again. >> camera two with the bad news. nobody won. >> good news for the hillary clinton campaign. big sigh of relief after the fbi recommended no criminal charges

private e-mail server. >> james comey issued a stinging rebuke saying her actions were extremely careless. he raised questions about her judgment and contradicted her claims on the same day president obama joined her. >> reporter: james comey blasting hillary clinton for her e-mail use during her tenure as secretary of state. >> any reasonable person in secretary clinton's position or in the position of those with whom she was corresponding should have known an unclassified system was no place for that investigation. >> reporter: clinton insisted she never sent or received anything classified at the time, comey said they uncovered many classified e-mails, including some marked. he said the decision to charge her rested on one question, did she violate classified information on purpose.

would bring such a case. >> reporter: hours later, president obama joining clinton on the campaign trail. >> i'm ready to pass the baton. >> reporter: no mention of the fbi, instead, uniting against donald trump. >> can you imagine him sitting in the oval office? the next time america faces a crisis? >> nobody actually knows what it takes to do the job until you have sat behind the desk. >> reporter: trump also in the tar heel state. >> today is the best evidence ever that we've seen that our system is absolutely, totally rigged. it's rigged. >> reporter: the justice department will still have the final say, but the attorney general previously stated she expected to follow the fbi's recommendations. >> all right. our thanks to meghan in washington. hillary clinton will be in atla

donald trump in the meantime will be joined by newt gingrich today. his fourth meeting with a potential running mate. gingrich is set to be with him in cincinnati. he could bring a wealth of experience to the republican ticket. trump spent yesterday with bob corker. he has a strong foreign policy background as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. >> powerful thunderstorms threatening parts of the upper midwest with 75 miles per hour winds and isolated tornadoes. before moving east to wisconsin, the storms lashed the twin cities. at least 136,000 people are without power in the twin cities and parts of central minnesota. some commuters were rescued from their vehicles. there were reports of tornadoes, flooding, downed trees and large hail. in the dallas the search continuing for a university

flood waters. the officer was working a security job at a nearby construction site when the storms hit. he called 9-1-1. help didn't get there on time. it's being treated as a recovery, not a rescue mission. three people were killed in a mortar attack on a camp for displaced families south of baghdad. two of the victims were children. and the death toll from sunday's bombing in baghdad has risen to 250. an isis suicide bomber struck a shopping area filled with families who had broken their ramadan fast. they say the signs were there before the paris attacks. intelligence agencies just missed them. that's the conclusion of a french parliamentary commission looking into the attacks in paris last november. the report shows that all the terrorists involved were known to french intelligence officials among the commission's 40

proposals, a major overhaul of french intelligence agencies including their merger into a single unit. the u.s. did something similar after 9/11. investigators in egypt suspect a plane might have been fighting a fire before the plane crashed. >> reporter: that recovered cockpit voice recorder revealing the egyptair pilots tried to put out a fire at the front of the plane before it crashed. earlier flight data had shown smoke in the bathroom and bay and there was evidence of fire, heat and smoke on the wreckage. >> where the fire started, there's no fire extinguisher. the ability to fight the fire was limited. once the fire got going, there was nothing that could be done. >> no distress call was received as the airbus flew from greece toward the egyptian coast before 3:00 a.m. then

37,000 feet. >> the egyptian committee investigating the crash said it's rare for a fire to break out on a plane like this one. they haven't revealed their official findings and have said nothing, including terror, is being ruled out. abc news, london. in louisiana cell phone video is raising tension after a fatal shooting of a black man by police. the video shows two officers struggling outside a convenience store. the camera turns away. you can hear gunshots. the officers were responding to reports of a man pointing a gun at someone. witnesses said he was armed but was not holding his gun or even touching his pockets. protesters seeing the shooting as unjustified gathered throughout the day and evening. the officer's body cameras fell off during the incident. >> the fda approved th

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the red sox did almost as well with four total starters. the game will be played next tuesday at san diego's petco park. >> not bad for the cubs. >> yeah. so this is their year. right? we can hope. >> for sure. >> yeah. i feel good about it. >> okay. if you do. >> that's all that matters. >> coming up, identical twins giving birth at the exact same time. >> and just ahead, a look at the mission years in the making. the juno probe is orbiting jupiter and expanding horizons for our known universe. >> and later, some tips on how to make the best fried chicken ever. and what's with your fingers? >> that's how you do it. get your hands dirty. >> she gets her hands dirty. >> and find us on facebook and twitter.

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three boaters stranded after their 30 foot boat capsized. they pulled the men from the ocean. a fourth man with the boaters was able to safely swim to shore. one of the four was treated for hypothermia. no serious injuries reported. >> it took five years and more than a billion dollars, nasa is marking a huge acheechlt. >> juno is orbiting the largest planet. it is launching its signal back to earth. >> reporter: that pop and that out of this world celebration in nasa's lab were confirmation juno made it. the spacecraft is orbiting jupiter after the arrive. it's the closest encounter ever, and these are the first

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jupiter in october. they hope it will unlock the mysteries of the yub verse. >> we should start seeing pictures next month in august from juno. coming up in our next half hour, how vulnerable is your car to high-tech thieves. the device thieves are using to copy the security code, and the one thing you can do to foil that device. first, it is national fried chicken day. to celebrate, we get a slow clap, and we also visited one of the hottest fried chicken joints in new york city to discover the secret to getting it just right.

no? >> no. no. not feeling -- no. no zbb. is that what they call him? >> no. >> today is national fried chicken day. >> i decided to celebrate by heading to one of my favorite fried chicken joints and persuading them to reveal their secret recipe for "insomniac kitche kitchen". there are few things as comforting as good fried chicken. the keyword is good. not all fried chicken is created equal. we came to sweet chick to get it just right. >> we celebrate fried chicken every day. it's like the biggest holiday for us. what i'm going to do is i have our chicken and i'll show you how we make it. >> let's do it. >> we have a brianed chicken. we brine it for 24

flower, cayenne, paprika, thyme, baking powder, salt, and corn starch. it's going to give it the extra crispiness. now we're going to go with our chicken into the floweur? >> all of it? >> yes. >> i'm making a mess. >> use your hands. i want you to get that into the flour. >> coat all the chicken in this goodness? >> you're good. if this gig doesn't work out, i could use help. >> aren't you the chef. you're supposed to be doing this. >> now into the butter milk. >> fully? >> fully submerged. >> we go back into the flour. >> all right. >> look at that. i'm putting you to work. >> i'm not afraid to get my hands dirty, especially if fried chicken is the

>> coat it again and fry id. >> nice coated fried chicken. nice coated fingers. you have a vegetarian fried chicken as well. i have to confess, i'm a little skeptical. >> i was at first too. i'm a typical farm boy, but the vegetarian is amazing. >> let's fry it up. >> we'll put the chicken away from you. >> i'm looking forward to trying it. i love fried chicken. >> we'll see if you know if you're eating vegetarian fried chicken or real fried chicken. >> golden, brown and beautiful. >> ready to eat? >> always. >> it is fried chicken day. it's full-titime to feast. >> i'm ready to go. >> dig in with our hands? >> yeah. no rules here. >> the moment of truth. >> go for it. >> oh,

excellent. it's time, isn't it? >> it's time. >> all right. >> go for it. >> one big bite? >> yeah. >> i don't know how i feel about this. we'll see. that's pretty good. >> does it taste like chicken? >> it does, actually. >> it's a little different. you know? this way every can partake in national fried chicken day. >> you can keep on describing things. i'm just going to keep eating. you can take over from here, right? >> i'm eating. >> i guess none of us can take over. we're too busy chowing down. >> sorry. you got there this, right? >> we have to thank him for showing us. and contrary to the stereo type, i don't eat chicken. >> we brought you some vegetarian fried chicken so you can try it. >> is it really vegetarian? >> it is. >> you do it with your hands? >> yes. >> we h

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megared. the difference is easy to absorb. all right. time now for the mix. finders keepers, losers weepers. one cab driver didn't get the memo. that made someone who is forgettable happy. this boston cab driver went into the backseat, found a backpack, turned it in after finding that it was carrying $187,000 in cash. >> the turned it in after? >> he looked in the bag, saw it was full of cash, turned it in. the person who left it behind claimed it. the man proved ownership. apparently it was part of an inheritance that he cashed that day. >> did we hear from him? >> listen to him. >> it really is something, though, i'll

i've never been on tv before. 72 years old, i'm getting to like it. [ laughter ] >> get this. the backpack belonged to a homeless man who inherited that money. >> and he was carrying it around? >> yes, and just cashed it out. >> i would like to think i would be the sort of cab drive that would turn it in. >> he got a tip for it. $100. >> not bad. all right. let's move on. how about this. is this miracle of birth? you have twins. one lives in colorado. the other lives in california. they didn't expect to get pregnant, but they did at the same time, and then as it would be coincidence, they ended up in labor at the same time at two separate hospitals in different states and gave birth at the exact same time. how is that for a coincidence? >> identical twins give birth same day, same time. >> different

different states. >> i think we should make up a new word for the relation of those cousins. there's more to it. let us know what you think. i want to know what you think about this makeover. this french makeup artist decided to test her hand with a five-year-old son of a friend. she wanted to make him look like drake. >> like the canadian? >> drake, the rapper, and check it out. the transformation takes place as dylan who was five comes out looking like that. >> that is frightening. he totally looked like him. >> it's on instagram. he has a pretty good impression. >> he has swag as well. >> a lot of people loving that. >> we've had all these different combinations. now the latest combination for you, it's called a kroen.

this morning on "world news now," the post holiday fireworks. donald trump firing back after hillary clinton and president obama offer a one, two punch. everyone now in attack mode as the summer heats up. and severe summer weather hitting the upper midwest and rain dumped on the twin cities. so much rain that some parts, the suer withes couldn't handle it. >> an attempted abduction. shown on video. >> the child quickly grabbed from someone outside the store. see why the quick reactions of the mother may have stopped it. >> >> we're finding out who is and who is not going to be speaking and performing inside and