this morning on "world news now"-- the urgent efforts to take out terror cells. >> more carried out over the uk, the investigation into the suicide bombing in manchester continues. we'll have the latest on the suspected bomber and the evidence suggesting direct involvement from isis. >> here at home, the big breaking news story overnight. the candidate for congress now charged wai ed with assault on of the special election. the reporter allege is a violent encounter took place after asking a question at an event. how their stories differ despite the audio evidence of the incident. >> and the frightening moment, a tractor-trailer lost control of its brakes, careening down the highway. and there is a police sign there to warn drivers. see how the whole thing ends. with a very thankful driver as well. >> the ultimate in dyi. why some of your

neighbors are, well opening their bedroom doors to cameras and making six figure incomes having sex online. the new money making hobby on this thursday, may 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you. we begin with new developments in the manchester bombing. >> british authorities conducted raids overnight. arresting at least able people. salman abedi's father and young brother detained by militia forces in lib yeah. searching one address, investigators carried out a controlled explosion. at abedi's home they found enough materials to build several more bombs. >> really, really troubling development there. some of the most critical evidence was found at the scene of the bombing itself. and can be seen in the photographs, parts of the backpack that carried the bomb and even a detonator. publication of the photos though by "the new york times" has angered british authorities.

moran. >> reporter: in the terrible moment the bomb went off. it left behind amid the carnage and fear, clues to how it was made and by whom. those crime scene photos obtained by "the new york times" and posted on their website reveal the bomb's sophisticated design. the possible detonator bloodied. carried in the suspect's left hand, investigators believe with a small circuit board inside and appropriate tr protruding wire, a 12 volt battery more powerful than most suicide bombs. nuts, skroouz, deadly shrapnel. part of the blue backpack. the bomb was carried in. investigators concluding this bomber was no lone wolf. >> i think it is very clear this is a network that we are investigating. >> police stormed a building in central manchester. targeting an apartment they thought being rented as air bnb unit. >> you can't know, who ever

>> while we were there. >> and for three hours, they tackled this man here. making some kind of arrest. we don't know if it is related to the attack or not. things happen very fast here. turned out a police officer had been trying to barack up a fight. even as the mentmorial here gro. the largest 10 k run. 35,000 runners last year, will go forward this weekend authorities say. safely. terry moran, abc news, manchester, england. >> all 22 people killed in that explosion have now ben identified. >> among them a couple. 17-year-old clowy rutherford and 19-year-old, liam curry. in a joint statement their family said they wanted to beep together forever and now they will be.

killed. >> and searching more than a day hoping to find her in hospital. they received the bad news. >> we are getting details about the bomber who fives week ago traveled to libya to visit his family. libya is an isis stronghold. the bomber's younger brother tells investigators that they both belong to isis. salman abedi returned to manchester five days before the attack. >> moving on now. president trump attending a nato summit in brussels. greeted by belgium's king and prime minister after arriving in city he once called a hell hole because of its immigration policies. the president is also holding talk with european union leaders and meeting with the new french president macron. anti-trump protesters gathered in brussels, rallying against president trump views from climate change to abortion. >> this gop replacement for obama care

house expected to leave 23 million uninsured in ten years. congressional budget office says premiums would go down slightly overall. but they would skyrocket for older american and those with pre-existing conditions. the cbo found some out of pocket costs would jump by thousand of dollars, as states are allowed to opt out of guaranteeing coverage for services like maternity and mental health. republican senators say they're drawing up their own bill from scratch. and a wild situation playing out overnight in a special congressional election in montana. republican greg gianforte faces misdemeanor assault after witnesses say he body slam aid reporter. the incident hours before today's voting. a fox news crew says, that gianforte shoved jacobs after grabbing him by the neck last night. that happened after jacobs asked questions about the gop health care plan. in a statement, gianforte's spokesman says he entered an

candidate's face and asked badgering questions. much more in the next half-hour. >> turn our focus now on to the weather. you can see on the big screen why. it is going to be a soggy thursday for tens of millions of people in the northeast. the radar, on the big wall showing storms with heavy rain moving up the east coast. >> there were at least three reported tornados last night in southwestern ohio. several businesses suffered heavy damage. but there are no reports of injuries. >> confirmed ef-1 tornado responsible for heavy damage to the fire department as well as buildings in the small community in north carolina. a few storms left over in the carolinas today. the old line says every dog has its day. but that recognition usually doesn't come in a school yearbook. >> this year, stafford high school in fredericksberg, virginia is giving a special shout out to alpha schalk, a service dog for jay

k. a.j. has type one diabetes, alpha's job lets aj know when his blood pressure is too low or too high by sniffing his breath. >> now, alpha didn't just get a pick schur ture in the yearbook. he has a school id. need a booster seat for the picture next time. >> could have worked on the framing of it. well deserved spot there. in the, in the yearbook. aj says, that alpha has been going to school with him since last year. and has saved his life, a number of times. so, well deserved. >> congratulations to both of them. >> coming up. a new health alert. new findings on the risks of not getting enough sleep. what that could mean for your heart for example. >> in other news, captain obvious will have the report. and they're known as cam couples. amateur porn stars, live streaming frumg thestream ing from their own homes.

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>> that is an out of control semitruck, speeding down the highway near mexico city. the truck's brakes failed. police were helpless as it hit speeds around 100 miles an hour. finally came to a stop after colliding with emergency braking ramp. the driver able to escape unharmed. the truck was carrying 15 tons of paper on rolls which wound up on the road there. and also caught on camera, dumptruck rolling into an intersection near seattle. wow. and, slamming into a car. the truck's brakes also failing in this

only minor injuries. amazing. >> vermont's governor vetoed a bill that would have made it the ninth state to legalize marijuana. would have been okay to grow small amounts of pot. penalties for using the drug driving or around children were strong enough. he says he is willing to work with lawmakers on a compromise. >> jury selected in bill cosby's sexual assault case. his lawyers had accused prosecutors of trying to keep african-americans off the jury. and cosby said that race could be a factor in the dozens of allegations against him. both sides eventually agreed to include two black jurors on the panel of seven men, five women. cosby charged with drugging and molesting a woman who worked for temple university in 2004. he made brief comments after leaving court. >> i just want to be very spa sieve acspa -- specific about the wonderful people of allegheny county. i also w

sheriff's department. >> the jury selected in pittsburgh. the trial will take place near philadelphia. opening arguments june 5th. jurors will be sequestered there near philadelphia after being bused all the way from pittsburgh. cosby says he does not plan to test final. >> new information on the connection between lack of sleep and your heart health. researchers at stanford university, studied americans already at risk of heart disease. they found those sleeping less than six hours a night, were twice as likely to die from heart disease or stroke. the risk was higher in people with high blood pressure and blood sugar issues. >> great. great news for insomniacs everywhere. >> thanks, stanford. >> coming up -- the porn disruptors. yep. >> how the regular couples are camming their way into the homes of thousand of viewers, live streaming their most intimate moments and cashing in. i sat down, did the research and all that for this story. it's c

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>> till the early morning. >> they bleep that. >> i don't know. >> commencement ceremonies across the country. so many speakers are telling graduates the key to success is to earn money doing something you love. >> it turns out a lot of your neighbors are taking that advice literally making cold hard cash having sex online. >> only weird if you make it that. we're up all "nightline" with yours truly. >> a little weird. >> they seem like your average couple next door. 40-somethings in love. it is a typical southern california saturday. >> perfect. >> tackling yard work and cooking dinner together. these two just can't keep their hands off each other. but, they have a secret. >> it's something that we really enjoy doing. we get to do it together. on our own terms. in our own home. we don't have to go anywhere. it is a fun business. >> web cam there. that. they're in the

sharing their most intimate moments. >> should i go ahead and start. live streaming their own interactive porn via web cam for money. as the the duo peppermint and dusty. #no. #foreplay. >> they have 80,000 followers on the channel chatterba techlt. a -- they can chat. tichlt a tip. and thank you, bootie play. we are fun and enjoy each other. >> you have day job? >> yes. >> you happen to come at home at night get on a web cam and have sex? >> sure. >> we're going to have sex anyway. no matter what we are going to do it. >> the adult entertainment industry reportedly perth billions of dollars. at any given moment there are thousands of live cams streaming strip shows, foreplay, and hard core sex across the internet

myfreecams and camfor, live jasmin one of the most visited web sites in the u.s. more popular than the "the new york times." successful shows can make several hundred dollars. >> yea. >> in just a few hours. >> the most dedicated performers, raking in six figures. peppermint and dusty do like the money, but see camming more as a way to inspire others. >> money isn't at the top of the list. that's an awesome bonus on the side. >> they're do it yourself studio up and running with minimal technology. >> very simple setup. little camera. apple. mac book. small tripod. >> tv. >> whole lot of coconut oil. >> whole lot of coconut oil. >> whole tub. oh my gosh. >> ha-ha. >> peppermint and dusty, stumbled into the busiss

>> we lived together i had a place with a big mirror in the bedroom. is was -- really fun to look over and in that mirror while we were being intimate. it turned us on. >> yeah. >> i think it's time for us to go. going to leave them, for their show right now. >> on this night, their erotic show went on for five hours. at one point, more than 2600 people were watching. >> our highest night. 7,000 people. >> there is something there that consumers are willing to pay for. a lot of people really think that that has to do with the high level of interactivity. >> the industry has got sewn popular that there is even an annual convention. cam-con. adult film star, arianna marie starred in "let it ride" but got her start as a cam girl then moved on to studio made porn movies. >> i'm going to tease you guys just a little bit. >> reporter: now a known figure

goes live on the site, myfreecams. >> i came back to camming. because four years later now i have a name. i am, you know, branding myself a little bit better. i don't want to just oversaturate myself with a bunch of content for other companies. >> reporter: she turned her las vegas home into a cam house, with 22 web cams. kitchen. living room. shower, the places off limits. owning their doors as well to other cam girls in vegas to expand her business. >> i try to split my time. try to shoot scenes. i can keep my name relevant at the same time i'm on cam. >> her husband once performed in films as jack spade. and some times joins in. >> when i was a performer working with the girls every day. end of the day all i wanted to do was come home and cuddle. that's the difference. that intimacy. >> reporter: a young porn pro

removed from 46-year-olds, peppermint and dusty. in the cam world, they're peers. >> we'll be in the top ten. a long time 2,2 years olds, 19-year-olds. i think it is awesome. honored. flattered by that. >> reporter: for all of peppermint and dusty's openness what they're doing is still a secret. their bosses don't know. neither do peppermint's adult children. >> sure there is going to be a moment of them being horrified. i'm sure there is going to be some embarrassment when they see me. but, there is nothing that i am ashamed of. i mean, they know how amorous we are. and i don't don't feel guilty about that. >> which is why they're welling to be recognized. >> there is people that are going to judge us. that's just a risk we are willing to take. i'm not going to lie about it. not going to deny it. we have a loving, passion that sex life. those are all things to be proud of. >> you'll rise no one is watchingur

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♪ red red wine >> cheers, everybody. >> cheers. >> you can't be trusted with a wine opener. >> national wine day. >> national wine day. >> may 25th. >> national wine day. tradition goes back to 2009. apparently someone on face book made a facebook group, said we should have a national wine day. facebook decide. people decided may 25th. there you go. national wine day. celebrate drinking wine. posting about it online. however, for some people those posts don't go quite so well. shall we check it out. >> is this bad? >> national wine day. >> fail. >> oh, yeah. >> uh-huh. >> not just one shelf.

>> yeah. >> no, that is not good. >> you asked what would bring me to tears. >> that's what. >> national wine fail. number two. >> they all go down. >> when you watch the first. what could be worse than that. there is your answer. >> oh, the human tity. >> yeah. >> i don't know that i could go on. >> it is a tragedy. >> well, we will have to save one for those. >> those poor -- >> okay. so, as we -- celebrate national wine day. we have this youtube, and, social media star. that is -- going into a different business you might say. he is now selling cars. >> he might have you thinking you have been drinking to much wine. this is real. >> take a look. do you want few go in the car. hey, i am bruss griffin. our prices are low. i can't read.

probably not. come get yours today before the government catches wind of this and shuts us down. >> bruss griffin. also known as, gilda by the way. social media, youtube star. decided to shoot the spoof of a motor world. salesman. the owner says that, brus griffin sounded look a slimy car salesman. why not? >> weird when people bring furry animals into unexpected places look a car commercial. don't know why anyone would do that. >> some one else decided to celebrate national wine day with champagne instead. head over off to the global morning news in

this morning on "world news now" -- the violent altercation between a candidate for congress and the reporter who was covering him. audio of the incident released and overnight that candidate charged with assault. how both sides are responding hours before voters go off to the polls in that congressional race. >> the cost of the house plan to reform health care is now revealed. democrats are slamming it. so could 23 million americans lose their health care? >> new this half-hour -- a woman fights off thieves trying to steal her car. >> going as far as jumping on the hood before they try to take off with the vehicle. see why she admits she could have acted differently. >> it's out-- the first official trailer for season seven of "game of thrones." packed with predictions and epic boasts from denaris, what she says she was b