here's abc's dan harris with more. justin bieber knows a hit when he hears one.ng despacito in a night club in colombia. despacito. the latin pop song was so irresistible, bieber had to jump on board. according to this remix, singing in spanish for the first time. ♪ despacito the reality is that the song, thank god is already a global hit. what justin bieber does now is take it to an anglo saxon market. he told yahoo!. he was the one who initiated it. original version pulled in over a billion views on you tube. and this remix just might be the hottest hit of the summer. it means slowly in spanish, but this charts. climbing billboard from 48 to number 4. it has been more than 20 years since a spanish language song reached the top ten on the top 100. last time was, los del rios, macarana in 1996. while this version doesn't have a music video yet, bieber and fonzie surprised fans last month during justin's purpose tour in puerto rico. ♪ ♪ dan harris, abc news, new york. >> makes you want to they're that a little bit more or the macarana. [ singing in spanish ] >> to

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> reboot. >> how are their going to do it?start anew. >> just start over from square one. >> exactly. no dream. no death. >> whole bobby ewing thing, never a dream. bobby died. i'm still not over that. >> that was a dream. with jr. >> spoiler alert. >> yeah. ♪ ♪ death. >> whole bobby ewing thing, never a dream. bobby died. i'm still not over that. >> that was a dream. with jr. >> spoiler >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, severe weather outbreak triggering deadly tornadoes. the damage coming in from several states and where it's all heading right now. >>> president trump faces new accusations he tried to interfere with a federal investigation. plus, we have new details about the allegedly classified information the president gave the russians and the administration's new response. we're live in washington. >>> a preschool and a science experiment ends with an explosion. what went wrong. >>> bad first date. a man is suing a woman for texting during a movie. >>> and we do say good morning on this wednes

here's my "nightline" co-anchor dan harris. >> reporter: a decade before the joins brothe jonas brothersurnin up" for fans and a year before 'n sync hit it big with "i want you back" -- ♪ i want you back there were these guys. ♪ doo-yop ♪ doo, doo >> reporter: three long haired brothers from oak with the chart-topping hit "mmmbop." 16-year-old isaac hanson on the guitar, 13-year-old taylor hanson on the keyboard and 11-year-old zac hanson on the drum. decades after "mmmbop" and "where's the love" -- ♪ where's the love ♪ it's not enough now hanson all grown up and with somewhat shorter hair is celebrating 25 years of making music, picking up a world tour this month, and yes, still performing that 1997 song that launched their career. ♪ doo, doo, doo-yop >> reporter: we sat down with cutting room. how tired are you of talking about "mmmbop" or is it still a source of pleasure? >> you want to be known for what you're doing because you care about what you're doing. but what we're doing right now doesn't exist without what we did, right? >> when you can play a song, you know, and it still fee

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> reboot. >> how are their going to do it? just start anew. >> just start over from square one. >> exactly. no dream. no death. >> whole bobby ewing thing, never a dream. bobby died. i'm still not over that. >> that was a dream. with jr. >> spoiler alert. >> yeah. ♪ alert. >> yeah. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now" -- the white house shooting down claims president trump tried to influence a federal investigation. accused of asking fbi director james comey to shuttle down the probe into former national security adviser michael flynn. we have a full report coming up. >>> debris found in the bermuda triangle in the search for a small plane that disappeared puerto rico to florida. four people on board including a mom from new york, her two young sons and the pilot. >>> army private chelsea manning set to be released today. the transgender soldier not expected to make a public appearance today. >>> president trump travels to connecticut t

here's "nightline" co-anchor dan harris. >> reporter: on this holiday weekend beefed-up security at parksthe wake of the horrific act of terrorism at the ariana grande concert in manchester just a week ago. with isis claiming responsibility for the attack, it brings into stark relief this question. could the rise of this terror group have been prevented? in his new book "warnings," former national security official and abc news consultant richard clarke says yes. >> two years before it was an organized group an american foreign service officer named robert ford who was very expert in syria and iraq looked at the situation there and said if we don't intervene now and create a pro-american counterweight to the assad government in syria there will be a new terrorist group pop up to fill that vacuum. robert ford was not believed. >> and lift-off. >> reporter: the new book also explores other historic disasters, from the explosion of the space shuttle "challenger" to the collapse of the levees in new orleans after hurricane katrina. even the bernie madoff scandal. in each case there were peopl

say the planet is much more complex than previously thought, that's exactly what i think about dan harristhe juno spacecraft showed a huge magnetic field. juno has been orbiting jupiter since last summer. >>> a lot more coming up this half-hour. we want to start here with a mystery at sea this morning. >> a young newlywed disappears. her husband survives. the fbi is investigating exactly what happened on their boating trip near the bahamas. linzie janis with us. >> reporter: they were celebrating their recent marriage on a sailing trip in the caribbean when he says disaster struck, but this mornin his story. this morning, the fbi trying to find out what happened to florida mother isabella helloman after she vanished on a sailing trip with her husband bennett. they set off on may 14th. at 1:30 a.m. the authorities getting a did stress signal. >> the cat ma ran hit an object. >> reporter: three hours later, the rescuers discovered the boat. no sign of hellmann. bennett tells authorities he last saw his wife on deck. the coast guard scouring nearly 7,000 miles of ocean, but calling off the s

. ♪ >>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning americae latest developments in the donald trump's first foreign trip as president. warm vibes all around and dancing with the saudis and calling the leader of egypt a friend. even complimenting his shoes. coming up, a major address on terrorism. and an nb player after being detained overseas and blaming it on his political views. how the nba was able to step in and finally hours away from the billboard music awards and we'll take you behind the scenes with a preview as the biggest stars in music prepare to hit the stage right here on abc. coming up on gma. we'll see you soon. >>> in southern california, this morning rescue crews will resume efforts to guide a stranded humpback whale out to sea. the 35 foot long mammal has been stuck in the ventura harbor and hit the dock and nearly crashed into a boat propeller. yesterday large crowds were gathered to watch. last night marine biologists started broadcasting whale calls under water to try to lure it back out to sea. it is unclear if anything

. >> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on good morning america. >> comingthe vote, telling representatives they are not happy, what battles may lie ahead as the senate now prepares to take up the issue. plus, breaking overnight, a texas police officer turning himself in, now facing a murder charge in the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy, what authorities are saying contributed to the officer's charge. finally, a much anticipated family reunion separated sister, meeting for the very first time they were abandoned at birth, more than four decades ago. we now have the incredible story of how these two finally found each other. we'll see you soon. >> this isn't the savannah but sunny florida where one striped wearing bandit decided to make a run for it. an escaped zebra ran through tampa neighborhoods and back yards. according to local sheriff the zebra did some damage, too, slamming into the side of a truck and snapping off a side mirror. deputies and employees of the zebra's owner managed to corral the animal and brick it back home. >>> some sneakers help

i like that, d-money, dan harris. >> i'm very, very cool. >> i got that nickname from paula.other's day by the numbers. according to money tips.com. americans are spending more than $23.5 billion with a "b." dollars. >> it is worth it, everybody >> on our mamas. wouldn't it be nice if we could spend that much each? we would be rich. it's 10% up from last year. shoppers expected to spend an average of $186 apiece. millennials are the most generous. spending over 250 bucks. >> they're probably getting the money from -- hopefully not from their parents. >> from their allowance. >> i don't understand the stat. it's all the student loan debt. >> say good-bye to everybody in the 18 to whatever demo. >> jewelry is a popular gift. $5 billion going to glitz and bling. over $4 billion on special outings. flowers are in the mix. over $2.5 billion there. the same amount of gift cards. >> great. >> gift cards are good. cash is king. >> 10% more. does that mean we're doing a 10% better job at parenting over the year? or no? >> i think it's adjusted for inflation. >>> hollywood has a bunch

michael phelps, lena dunham and jesse eisenberg supporting mental health and learning challenges and dan harrisse sharing wise words to himself. >> what i would say is it's okay. it's not unusual. you can get through it. there are ways to work through it and i would avail yourself of every possible arrow in the quiver when it comes to your own mental well-being. >> it's a really great cause. your younger self giving you that advice back in the day. >> absolutely. i could have used it. >> such great advice. you're so wise. >> well, somebody told me what to say. >> no, they didn't. >> it was in the prompter. >> elizabeth vargas was also on board for this too and revealed every day for the month of may but you might have been distracted just a second ago by the plates of food in front of you. national barbecue month. >> continues. >> amen. >> full swing. to keep the fire going we have this wonderful spread. >> it's a version of -- >> wait, let me use -- this is from our friend at hill barbecue right here in new york city, brisket, jalapeno cheese sausage which is my love language. spare ribs on th

. >>> dan harris joins us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america coming up on "gma," a fresh provocation from north korea. they test launched yet another nuclear missile, their seventh test during the trump administration. how the president is reacting to this latest threat. >>> speaking of the president, he's now doubling down on his defense for the firing of the fbi director, james comey, promising a speedy process for finding a replacement as candidates show up at the department of justice for job interviews. >>> finally, we're covering that global cyber hack affecting tens of thousands of companies worldwide. experts stumbling upon a kill switch stopping the attack in its tracks. but could there be much worse on the way? it's all coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. >>> animals that are permanently disabled, abandoned or displaced need a home just like everyone else. that was the purpose of a fund-raiser yesterday in san mateo county. abc 7 news was at a home with 50 wild animals from elephanted s alligators. money raised went to a rescue gr