it's that clear and simple. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so he said it was quite ar him three stumbled upon this. >> that is a lot to stumble upon. >> and you're messing with a country that you don't really want to mess with. it's an interesting documentary indeed. is weekend's movies.o seeing it. we'll talk about them in "insomniac theater." there'in herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. herbal essences. let life in. ♪ new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> yay, it's friday, and it's time for our "insomniac theater." >> we are starting off with a prequel to the spinoff of the conjuring. stay with me. so it tells the truly back store eve the annabelle doll and its creator. he and hess wife opened their home to a nun but become targets of the ma lief length spirit. >> we should leave. >> >> what is it? >> we shouldn't be in here. >> why? it looked like a nice place? >> i'm scared just watching t

here's "nightline" co-anchor, dan harris. >> reporter: in many ways, malory grossman was a typical 12 year old. she loved gymnastics, cheerleading and going camping with her family. >> malory is the all american child, the all-american little girl. >> reporter: and on june 14th, near the end of her sixth grade year, malory took her own life, because her parents say she was a victim of bullying. now all that remains are pictures and memories. >> i have this cardboard box, and that's her life. that's all we're left with. 12 years. and we're left with a cardboard box. >> reporter: diane and seth grossman are now speaking out hoping to prevent others like malory from hurting themselves. >> we have been flooded with thousands of messages about other children that have been bullied and tortured and harassed. >> reporter: and also, they say, to hold responsible the people they blame for their daughter's death. >> tell you something like this's happening before people weak up and say enough's enough. >> reporter: they realized malory was having problems at her middle school in rockaway, new j

here's "nightline" co-anchor dan harris. >> a lot of news on the russian investigation -- >> reporter: for months russia has been dominating the headlines. >> let's talk about russia. >> election night -- >> reporter: casting a persistent cloud over the trump administration. >> russia is a ruse. >> i have nothing to do with russia. >> reporter: but the meddling in our election was not the first time russia has tried to exert power through deception. sochi, 2014. a grand spectacle of russian glory at the 22nd winter olympic games. the host country taking home an impressive 13 gold medals. spiking national pride and boosting the stature of president vladimir putin. but behind the pomp and pageantry an explosive secret. >> russia had pulled off the single biggest fraud in the history of sport. >> reporter: a stunning accusation. russia cheated, taking advantage of its home turf. >> dozens of russian athletes, including 15 of the 33 russian medal winners, were part of a state-run doping program. >> reporter: at the center, a russian scientist, dr. grigory rodchenkov. >> big boss vladimir

dan harris. good morning to you. diane. good morning, everyone.in with breaking news out of spain. police announcing they have linked three rental vans to the main fugitive in last week's terror attacks there. that suspect, 22-year-old younes abouyaaquob. police still searching for him this morning. police say all three vans were purchased with abouyaaquob's credit card. he's accused of driving one of those vans into a crowd of people last thursday, killing 13 people. they're also on the lookout for a local imam who may have had a hand in radicalizing the men. involved in the terror plot. >>> meanwhile, mass is being held in spain this morning to honor the victims of those attacks. >>> north korea releasing a warning overnight ahead of tomorrow's joint military exercise between the u.s. and south korea. north korea calls the planned exercises an explicit show of hostility. warning that it could escalate to actual fighting. there's been increasing tension in the region. since president trump and north korean officials exchanged threats last month.

good morning, i'm dan harris, alongside amy robach on this saturday morning.so with us, chief meteorologist ginger zee, paula is off but we have some steady hands to guide us through hours of breaking news coverage. >> that's correct. it is saturday for those who have not looked yet, august 26th, hurricane harvey on its path of destruction in texas at this hour, storm officials are calling it a significant disaster so far. >> we've got more images coming in overnight of water overtaking streets flooding homes and buildings. rescue crews saving people who chose to stay in their homes and harvey is not go anywhere as amy said. >> that's right. we mentioned it did hit as a category 4 and the unfortunate part about harvey right now it's expected to continue to pound the gulf coast for days with epic rain and high winds. >> ginger, i know you're tracking this closely. where do things stand as we come on the air. >> we've been watching this all night. so hard to take your eyes off this radar. once it got close enough you saw the eye deepening and strengthening and n

on what is a developing story, we go straight to abc's dan harris. >> reporter: there is late word of a shooting in clovis, new mexico. multiple people have been injured. one eyewitness telling the local newspaper that a man walked in and started to shoot in the air. police surrounded the building and took a suspect into custody without incident. what prompted the shooting is unknown, tom. >> dan, thank you for that report. >>> and right here, much more ahead on this special edition of "world news tonight." we'll continue with the developments here. the new impact from harvey felt by millions across the country. the cost of gas about to spike. how high could prices go in just the next two days? >>> plus, tracking the new storm threat tonight. another tropical system forming off the american coast. >>> and america strong tonight. everyday heroes coming to the rescue. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire

we're up all "nightline" with dan harris. >> reporter: stunning accusation.g advantage of its home turf. >> dozens of russian athletes, including 15 of the 33 russian medal winners were part of a state-run doping program. >> reporter: a russian scientist. >> two people connected with the russian doping program are already dead. >> there never was antidoping in russia, ever. >> reporter: the explosive story now chronicled in the new netflix documentary icarus. >> reporter: is it safe to say when you started this project you had no idea what you were getting into? >> 100% no idea. >> reporter: film maker and amateur cyclist bryan fogel said he initially set out to understand how his hero, lance armstrong had managed to get clean drug tests for years, despite his doping. >> going to do an injection. exciting. >> reporter: so fogel decided to make himself the guinea pig. he would take enhancing drugs and see if he could pass the drug test. filming every step along the way. >> i was very interested to see if it was still possible to evade detection. >> reporter: f

. >> reporter: the event organizers tells dan harris this is not meant to address white nationalist ideas but rather the first amendment. he admits there may be troublemakers in the crowd. >> he with want to get people talking to each other again instead of fighting in the streets like what we saw in charlottesville was terrible. >> reporter: this rally comes one week after class between white supremacists and court protesters in charlottesville, virginia 32-year-old heather heyer was killed when a car ran into a crowd of demonstrators. >> any act of violence we are shutting it down. at a separate rally in durham, north carolina, demonstrators showing up after hearing rumors of white supremacists holding their own march. >> and that was stephanie ramos with the report. 905. in florida one police officer is dead and three others injured after two separate shootings that took place last night. officer matthew baxter was shot an killed after a possible ambush in kissimmee. three shots were fired and police are searching for a 4th suspect. >>> two other officers were injured in a shootout in

totally stoked. >> dan: i'm looking at myself oe camera, it's kind of weird. >> sandra: dan bongino from queens. >> harris: at your home. welcome home. >> dan: thank you. >> sandra: president trump and mitch mcconnell said to meet after the recess. the two men are downplaying a feud between the two, a rift that supposedly has its roots in congress' failures to get rid of obamacare. the senator mcconnell saying in a statement "the president and i and our teams have been and continue to be in regular contact about our shared goals. we have a lot of work ahead of us and we are committed to advancing our shared agenda together and anyone who suggests otherwise is clearly not part of the conversation." dan is agreeing with that one. sarah huckabee sanders echoing that statement on board air force one yesterday. >> there have been several conversations going on throughout the august recess about multiple meetings that will take place when everybody returns from august recess to discuss the agenda in the priorities for the fall agenda. there have been quite a few ongoing conversations with members of the adminis

. ♪ >>> dan harris is joining us to tell us what is coming up on go"good morning america." >> jumbo jackpotsith no winner. they are expected to surge to nearly three quarters of a billion dollars. plus the manhunt for a masked suspect wanted to killing two employees at a high end resort in florida. police are using this video to try to track him down. and taylor swift is expected to take the stand testifying against a former radio deejay her. >>> cheating might be the only way to beat steph curry. while he and his brother were in south korea, they appeared on the country's variety show and video was posted yesterday. the show's host decided they wanted to take on the pair and bolster their defense a little bit. one player had an extra set of hands, another turned into a 10-foot puppet. they also had a much bigger mat. >>> still to come here, university of california school has been hacked. how many students are possibly affected. >>> and at least 10 people recovering after a turbulent flight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ seed to the oat to the o, to the bowl to the spo♪n ♪ bowl to the spoon, to the mouth of th

we have a link on abc >>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on good morning>> coming up, steve bannon says he's ready to go to war. the president's chief strategist has be has been ousted, but who's he going to war with now and will it g go back on the president himself? plus, new information on the deadly terror attacks in spain. initi officials revealing it could have been much worse. the suspects part of a large undetected terror cell had a much more ambitious plot in mind, so what stopped them and what we're hearing now from the family of an american killed in one of those attacks and foonlly, just days away from eclipse and there's a nationwide frenzy to score a good view. the town flooded with traffic and visitors and safety tips and myths you need to hear. it's coming upful we'll see you soon. >>> a possible burglary in progress turned into a hoot for some las los angeles sheriff's deputies. a woman frantically called 911 saying she had locked herself in an upstairs bedroom because she heard noises downstairs. deputies arrived to find this adorable oil

. >> reporter: john metler tells dan harris this is not to address white nationalist ideas but ratherent and admits however, there may be troublemakers in the crowd. >> what we want to try to do is get people talking to each other again and instead of fighting in the streets like what we saw in charlottesville, what happened there was absolutely terrible. >> reporte one week after clashes between white supremacists and counterprotesters in charlottesville, virginia. 32-year-old heather heyer was killed when a car rammed into a crowd of demonstrators. >> any suspicion or act of violence we're shutting it down. >> move, move. >> reporter: at a separate rally friday morning in durham, north carolina, demonstrators showing up after hearing rumors of charlottesvil white supremacists holding their own march. organizers of the rally say they don't want their event to be hijacked by white supremacists but this morning boston police are continuing to get ready for groups with very different messages. dan, paula. >> thank you. it sounds like the boston police and mayor taking this really seriou

crave those crazy squares >>> dan harris joins us now from new york. >> coming up on "gma," a flooding unfolding this morning. harvey dumping catastrophic rain on south texas. historic flash flooding leaving entire towns under water. rescuers desperately trying to save people trapped by the rising waters as this slow-moving storm continues on its path of destruction. >>> plus, president trump stirring up his own storm this morning, now facing real political fallout after his controversial decision to pardon sheriff joe arpaio from arizona. as new reports surface saying the president asked his attorney general, jeff sessions, to drop the criminal case against arpaio. what members of trump's own party are now saying. >>> and finally, after months of growing anticipation, floyd weather and connor mcgreg squaring off in the ring. did it live up to all the hype? we'll have the highlights right here. it's all coming up on "gma" on a busy sunday. we'll see you soon. >>> the hot ticket in silicon valley this weekend was to a county-style fair. take a look at this. it was held by facebook at it

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despuÉs de dos dÍas de reportada su desapariciÓn las autoridades del condado harris confirmaron la temida noticia. guantes por doquier dan saldÍvar, javier saldÍvar, dominique saldívar, davis salivar y manuel saldivar y su esposa velia. familiares de las vÍctimas llegaron al lugar donde trataban de asimilar la situaciÓn. >> habÍamos estado trabajando con la familia porque fueron nuestros oficiales que rescataron al seÑor, el otro dÍa. ya hablÉ con la familia para darles nuestro pÉsame. marcela: sin embargo, este caso no es la Última ni la única tragedia que ha dejado a su paso, harvey, porque hasta el mediodÍa de hoy la policía de houston informÓ que aÚn debe responder al menos a 20 casos mÁs de personas desaparecidas. la madre de los cuatro menores a pedido respeto y discreciÓn en estos momentos de profunda estÉs ahÍ confusiÓn que vive su familia por lo cual no ha querido dar declaraciones sobre esta terrible tragedia. presentador: gracias. hasta el momento suman 28 personas muertas en texas, vÍctimas de la furia de harvey. 30,000 habitantes han sido evacuados. los socorristas han rescatado a unas 8500 personas en algun

harris: lieutenant governor dan patrick, with us tonight. he's putting out a call now for the 5 million or so people in houston to heed the warnings because the storm has taken a different shift with a whole lot of rain. lieutenant governor, thank you for being with us very much. we have a news conference coming up. it's all about houston. their mayor is very concerned. our coverage of tropical storm harvey continues. harvey continues. stay my bladder leakage was making me feel like i couldn't spend time with my grandson. now depend fit-flex has their fastest absorbing material inside, so it keeps me dry and protected. go to depend.com - get a coupon and try them for yourself. my dad called them up and asked for "the jennifer garner card" which is such a dad thing to do. after he gave his name the woman from capital one said "mr. garner, are you related to jennifer?" kind of joking with him. and my dad was so proud to tell her, "as a matter of fact, she is my middle daughter". so now dad has the venture card, he's earning his double miles, a

harris: lieutenant governor dan patrick, with us tonight. he's putting out a call now for the 5 million or so people in houston to heed the warnings because the storm has taken a different shift with a whole lot of rain. lieutenant governor, thank you for being with us very much. we have a news conference coming up. it's all about houston. their mayor is very concerned. our coverage of tropical storm harvey continues. stay close. it's ok that everybody ignores me when i drive. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving. even though my family does, and leaves me all alone. here's something else... i don't share it with mom. i don't. right, mom? i have a brand new putter you don't even know about! it's awesome. safe driving bonus checks, only from allstate. sometimes i leave the seat up on purpose. switching to allstate is worth it. harris: given urgent situation that is playing out in houston, texas right now. in fact, the mayor and police chief hav

looks like something out of harry potter, look at this. danife right as they were heading to the hospital and had baby, during category 4 hurricane, do you think they're going name the baby harvey, something tells me harvey is not going to be a name that people are going to use for quite a while. abby: i hope she's okay and the baby is okay. that's a story that will go down for the ages, right during category 4 storm. >> definitely not harvey if it's a girl. clayton: that's a good bet. abby: i don't know, today's names go back and forth. clayton: the storm is hanging out for a long time as rick pointed out. abdomen ann unbelievable. >> i want to find out more. clayton: i have a little girl thanks to a storm, i will admit. you're stuck together. clayton: hurricane irene, tmi. abby: sometimes we don't any access. we keep a close eye but we have a lot of other headlines, a lot of other news that we are waking up to this morning that we want to bring you starting with fox news alert and search intensifying for u.s. soldier after a black hawk helic

dan rather. leon panetta calls them dangerous, so who's right? >> harris: all that plus our #oneluckyguy.sizzle, see you at the top of the hour. >> melissa: breaking right now, police in paris arresting a suspect in a car attack that injured six soldiers. >> jon: authorities caught up with the suspect in northern france, authorities say he was still driving the car used in the attack. >> melissa: benjamin hall is live in london with the latest. >> it took five hours for police to finally catch up with him after a massive manhunt in paris itself. while the motive of the attack is still unknown, ed's holding all of the hallmarks of previous attacks we've seen. when they did finally catch up with him and a dramatic scene, he was arrested on a highway north of paris. the black bmw riddled with bullets. the suspect was shot five times and one policeman was also wounded. he had been caught by a stray police bullet. the attack this morning took place around 8:00 a.m. and in northern paris district. it was a carefully timed ambush. the black bmw waiting in an alleyway until the soldiers left thei

dan you. >> got it, guys. >> quincy harris believe it or not is training for a triathelon. >> learning how to >> i'm at the ambler y. yes, swam 800 meters, we will do 26-mile bike ride, then do 3.1 run. will teach me about speed, endurance, speed and endurance, when we come back. very muscular. look. are you tired of trenton politicians playing games while south jersey gets short changed? then vote fran grenier. think it's time we had a regular guy, not a lifelong politician? that's fran grenier. looking for a fighter to take on the tax hikes and job killing regulations? then vote fran grenier. want a leader who'll actually stand up for south jersey schools and communities? if you answered yes to any of these questions, there's only one way: fran grenier. >> i'm at the ambler y, training for a friday at long, terrence, i've learned how to swim, casino every. now, we have to work on my running, because i have to do 3.1 miles. i have to do a 5k. so we will do couple of things to help me out? >> we will work on your speed and work on your endurance, so we'll start off with some sprint, see how m

dan schneider said he will never change the name. we are dealing with a little bit of breaking news on harvey. they release the information that the death toll has now risen to at least 18. harris county which is the plin county there in houston is reporting that there have been three more deaths. now the death toll up to 18. we do have have to walk about our own weather here because we have some changes coming. we do, finally the rain moving out for us and some improvement, but we are going to start just with a live tropical storm harvey right there. down across the gulf coast and still moving from west to east, still bringing some rain just east of houston. the flooding threat is continuing. it is going to continue as we go through, well, unfortunately the next coming weeks just because the flood waters will still come out of their banks. flooding is unfortunately one of those delayed effects. there's flash flooding and also long term flooding which will occur and just because wive the waters so swollen. we're having some behind the scenes technical difficulties. i think we're good. right, guys. >> yes. now we'll get back to our local forecast. what i was trying to stum many

harris county. i'm appreciative of their generosity. also demonstrates the spirit that we have of corporations in the private sector in our community. dan, thank you on behalf of the city of houston. [applause] . >> thank you, mayor a real privilege for us to stand here shoulder to shoulder with the people of texas. we are texans ourselves. we've been in these communities for many, many years and we hurt when our fellow texans hurt. as the mayor said, we've been here with supplies, associated. over 11,000 of our own associates that have been impacted by the storms. they're working hard to get the stores back open so they can serve the customers and make sure they have the goods they need. our truck drivers have braved the bad weather. they made over 1,000 truckloads of supplies. a lot of that is water and other staple stocks that is needed particularly at the shelters. today's announcement to say we're going to step up even more. $20 million commitment as the mayor said, $2 million going here and also in a way in which our own customers as they want to support efforts, we'll match every dollar with a double of that match up to $10 milli

harry potter and the first child over-the-top financially. james patterson came in and $8 million, dan the king of all things scary, stephen king, the top 5. >> waiting on two new books, jk rowling. stephen king science fiction hits the screen, the dark tower, in theaters this weekend, back in a minute. so you miss the big city? i don't miss much... definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor... the genomic data came in. thank you. you can do that kind of analysis? yeah, watson. i can quickly analyze millions of clinical and scientific reports to help you tailor treatment options for the patient's genomic profile. you can do that? even way out here? yes. even way out here. casper makes one perfect supportive and comfortable. premium foam layers. breathable for airflow. perfect rebound, plus perfect lift. pick your size, you get 100 nights to test it out. test the layers, be a layer, casper. millions of starving children in africa need our help in what the un calls the largest humanitarian crisis of our time. by supporting the global emergency response coalition you'll help provide ai

been nearly a decade since the harry potter writer last topped "forbes" ranks but taking over james patterson for the top spot. he came in first for the last three years and danst but he downed his earnings after a suspected eight-figure advance for his new book called "origin" due out this fall. cannot wait. all of them have one thing in common, huge movie deals that pu >> okay, i'll keep that in mind. >> i don't see a movie for a yard sale but open to negotiations. >> you love love. >> i do love love. i love fridays even more. >>> then finally, you guys, if madonna can do it, if david can do it, if cher can do it then why now dunkin' donuts. the breakfast and coffee chain considering dropping the second half of its name. you're no longer muir, just david. and dunkin' donuts is now dunkin' or trying it. it will be tested at a new location -- >> dunkin' donuts. >> i agree. >> what are you dunkin' then? >> what you dunkin'? they're going to try it at their pasadena, california, store and some other store also try it out as well to get people to think of the store as a place to get much more than for just dunkin' your doughnuts. they've got this extensive list

harry tubman, still an idea. mnuchin didn't talk up the dollar or talk it down saying over the long term the strong dollar reflects market sentiment of the economy but doesn't cause it. >> dan, what's your latest thinking -- i know you have been saying you think it's going to happen, this tax reform, by the first quarter of next year. >> okay. >> but lately it sounds like the whole idea of what's possible and if anything is possible it's kind of being talked way down, what do you think? >> well, that's right, kelly i would say the market is ascribe a 25% probability towards tax reform happening, so the expectations are very low right now, and if the treasury secretary mnuchin is able to get this done by the end of the year, that's great i think treasury and the white house and congress they want to get this done before december 31st, and as we've seen over and over again, these time lines continue to slip, and we think the first quarter of 2018 is a more reasonable time line for tax reform to get enacted. let me just make one very key point about what secretary mnuchin said that i think investors are mission. a lot of progress was made between the white house, the senate an