there was new hope for evie.ael mueller, father:: "we packed up our bags and took off to omaha and tuesday morning they did this ten hour surgery and it was a miracle."evie was a recipient of a liver, a pancreas and a small bowel. a triple organ transplant, all needed in case her cancer had spread. mychael mueller, father: "it's crazy. it just shows you that miracles happen every day and to be a donor really. she wouldn't be there. it wouldn't have been a good road if we didn't have that donor."now evie is recovering and her family can look forward to her future. mychael mueller, father: "letting her get on to a normal life for sure." (jr stone) michael mueller is looking forward to getting his daughter back home. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day in parts of the bay area with temperatures again soaring over 100 degrees in the warmest spots. the one cool place was near the coast where a sea breeze and fog kept temps almost 40 de

. >> this little girl's name is evie, and this may be her first sugar high. >> she throws her head all the way back. and when she finally straightens up. she goes back for more. >> but the best thing about it is that first run, one eye is open, one eye is closed. she is -- >> and then ooh, i think i'll have another sip. >> i mean, clearly too much of a caffeinated drink is not necessarily great for a child. >> no, probably not. >> i try not to pump my children full of caffeinated drinks, because they're bad enough without them, frankly. >> they don't need any help in. >> no. >> no rid bued bull going aroun wautd household? >> no. i think that made my day, that picture of little >> i love it. >> fantastic. >> coming up, why the fourth of july is a great time if you're trying to save some dough on shopping. december-worthy deals you won't want to miss. >>> and venus williams was in tears after being asked for the first time about being involved in a fatal crash. first, here's a look at today's high temps. >>> world news weather, brought to you by febreze. your privacy makes you my number

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. >> jon: is evy going to be there. >> stephen: evy is not-- my wife is not going to be there, either just me. >> i'll come! >> stephen: you'll come? ( cheers and applause ) you're all my children now. ( laughter ) as i said, this is father's day. and i'll admit that it's okay that i'm going to be alone because father's day is not as important as mother's day. okay. it's not. no, guys, grow up. ( laughter ) it's not. sure we dads teach kids about lawn care and the importance of burying your feelings, but we did not give them life. we did not pass our child through our body like a canned ham. ( laughter ) but after you buy dad his new tie that also serves as a barbecue tongs, it's always nice to add a thoughtful father's day card. if you haven't picked yours up yet, please don't sweat it. because right now, i'm going to show you this year's hottest father's day cards, and their not-so-great beginnings, in a special fathers day edition of "first drafts!" ♪ ♪ ( applause ) okay, always on "first drafts," i have someone from the audience help me. so could i see a show of hands? do we have

. >> this little girl's name is evie, and this hey be her first sugar high. [ laughter ] >> she throwstraightens up, she goes back for more! >> i love that. next week, o.j. turns 70. harrison ford 75. national beans and franks day. >> there you have it. don't miss our updates on facebook. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, happening now, violent protests breaking out at the high-stakes international summit in germany. president trump and russia's vladimir putin now just hours from a face-to-face meeting. we're live in hamburg, germany, with the latest. >>> new protests taking place at senate offices from coast to coast. demonstrators being arrested while making their case for keeping obamacare. details live from washington. >>> breaking overnight a sfrietenning flight with hundreds on board forced down when a passenger allegedly attacks the flight attendants. that man, now under arrest. >>> and look out, dangerous distraction blowing onto the road at the tour de france.

. >> this little girl's name is evie, and this hey be her first sugar high. [ laughter ] >> she throws she finally straightens up, she goes back for more! >> i love that. next week, o.j. turns 70. harrison ford 75. national beans and franks day. >> there you have it. don't miss our updates on facebook. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." protesters outside of the g20 summit have erupted in violence. president putin and president trump are expected to speak for a half hour. we have a live report on what's likely to come up. >>> president trump is warning north korea will face consequences for this week's missile launch and warns they could be severe. but the pentagon says they're committed to seeking a diplomatic solution to the north korean crisis. >>> congressman steve scalise remains in the icu in serious condition after undergoing surgery for an infection. scalise has been hospitalize

>> officials at the fairfax county adult detention center say safety and security is at the core of evyion and policy they make. and that extends to the recreation areas. >> we used to have basketball quite frequently in our rec yards. basketball is a physical sport. you know, inmates here are competitive like everyone else is, and sometimes fights did break out. so we're going with a little bit less contact sport, so to speak. >> out, man. >> neomia kuhlman, validated member of the crips, says he has no problem with volleyball, but he can't stand the shirt he's required to wear during rec time. red is the color of his gang's archrival, the bloods. >> the only time i wear it is to the gym and back. and then i take it off immediately, just because i'm a crip. i don't wear nothing red. every time i change it, i go -- pfft! do that. and then i step on it. shake it off and then i just put it on. that's it. that's all i do. and i just keep these on. >> kuhlman and another admitted member of the crips, jermaine knight, are both in administrative segregation. ad seg inmates are segregated from

. >> reporter: without sabine to pay the rent, bill was evi.ssion to get in there tout de suite. >> the first time i entered the apartment, it was a heavy, heavy scent on bleach. >> reporter: wait a minute, how long after? >> four or five weeks. >> reporter: and yet the smell of bleach was still strong at that point? >> yes. we went in and searched it. and we found additional blood evidence with dna. >> reporter: what did all of that say to you? >> something bad happened right there. >> reporter: but bill told the detectives that was innocent blood. sabine once cut herself here. and then they found bill's dna on the driver's seat of sabine's car, but he told detectives she let him drive it. >> we knew that no one, even her husband was not allowed to drive her car. >> reporter: but then they looked at bill's hand. >> he had an injury on his hand that was consistent with a friction burn that i myself had gotten when we were out here digging test holes. >> reporter: just from the shovel? getting it on the palm of your hands? >> yeah. >> reporter:

i've never heard that take on the devil. [ laughter ] that he's just like punching in every day, doing eviiving." [ light laughter ] >> you've got to hang out more, i guess. >> seth: but you -- so mary steenburgen -- well this is another -- this is you, this is the good forte. because like i don't want to just about the stuff that comes out of your butt. i want to talk about the stuff that comes out of your heart. because, mary, a dear friend -- >> i thought you were good. i thought you were about to say, "i don't want to just talk about the things that come out of your butt. i want to talk about the things that go into your butt." [ laughter ] i was like, "this is way better, where you're going with this." you're getting very good at this job. [ laughter ] okay. >> seth: that would have been a very bad segue. >> i know because we -- yeah. >> seth: we haven't ever talked about that. >> i mean, talk about -- ask me these things before the show and such. >> seth: right, right, right. you -- mary, she was here talking about it. >> yeah. >> seth: her aunt, 92 years? 93? >> 92. i think she migh

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evie everybody wanted me to make a book about why the polls were horrible because it was somewhere books. that's one of those areas where the polls art good at but there's some that they're not good at when you ask other things people lie to themselves a lot and are over optimistic. people are not good about explaining the reasons they do things and people are not so honest with admitting some of their desires. there is one area of who you will vote for an election that has been studied over and over by polls. but there's definitely a lot of areas where surveys will become a smaller smaller part of understanding the human psyche relative to some of the sources we talk about in the book. >> what you think? do you want to comment on the book in general? what you see. >> else a few things. i thought the book was very well written. i think there is often times people who will write about material that can be difficult to grasp to those who are not familiar with statistics. to me this book was very easy to understand. you open up with a story about your grandmother if i'm not mistaken. about

i knew that evie had died. um... they gave me an ultrasound, and another midwife, a senior midwife, she said, vicki, i'm really sorry, your baby has died. iffy doppler was not in the house i wouldn't have had a second opinion, as it were. —— if the doppler. i would only have been able to rely on my own instincts and my own reaction times. i think the doppler gave me a false sense of security. since losing her baby evie, vicki — who we just saw there — has given birth to a second daughter called florence, who was born healthy. joining us now from our london newsroom is elizabeth hutton from the charity, kicks count. we have spoken to the manufacturers of some of these products and one of them told us it is totally outrageous to relate stillbirth to the use of dopplers at home, as though this is some proven cause and effect relationship. what is your problem with the doppler? —— dopplers? you have concerns? the device itself is perfectly safe to use when it is used by the right people. they are intended for medic