matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> matt gutman tonight, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. and the pharmacy wars heating up tonight. has it really come down to just two pharmacies in america? the major change coming for you. walgreens making a huge buy, challenging cvs as america's largest drugstore. tonight, how it will affect you, and we have three tips right after the break that will help you save money on your prescriptions right away. >>> also tonight, the deadly explosion inside a world war ii tank, right here in america. authorities now investigating. they're on the scene tonight. >>> and the world series, were you watching last night when it went to black? not once, but twice. the announcer surprised. >> does that mean we're going back to kansas city? >> no, the music did not mean that. who is apologizing tonight? did someone pull the wrong cable? on how we're going to take on directv. so over to you. (newhart) thank you. full disclosure. we forgot to come up with ideas. (cw exec) yeah, we got messed up last night. you'r

abc's matt gutman with more. >> the shark attack jolting the boy boogie boarding off hawaii clear out of the surf. >> i saw a kid get lifted out of the water. >> another body boarder's go pro capturing the attack in the distance. off duty lifeguard kelly crohn paddling to the boy noticing the deep gashes in his thigh. >> i gave at distress signal to the life guards something was up. >> last week tony lee was pulled by a tiger shark. lee fought back supply kept thinking if i just punched him enough, he would let me go. >> as we recently learned diving with tiger sharks in the bahamas. >> turn around, man. turn around. >> sharks don't target humans. but mistakes happen and because tiger sharks' mouths are so big, hair bites can be deadly. >> if a big shark makes a mistake and bites you, chances are you're going to bleed to death. >> about a third of all shark attacks in hawaii happen in these months when tiger sharks are pregnant and scientists feed more aggressively. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> owners of thousands of hondas, the air bags may be detective. the automaker recal

here's matt gutman. >> 911. >> reporter: a young couple is murdered. >> they're white, they're dead. >> it looked like a hit. >> reporter: the clues, a raging facebook feud between neighbors. all leading back to this young woman's secret. >> why are you crying right now? what makes you so sad. >> are you done? >> yeah, i'm done. >> reporter: she was a sheltered young woman, still living with her parents. what were the rules? >> don't be out past 12:00 at night. no smoking, no drinking, no partying, stuff like that. >> reporter: and no boys. but she had a vibrant life online. your social world became the computer. >> yes. i had a lot of family pictures on there, random pictures of dogs. >> reporter: selfies? >> mm-hm. >> reporter: did your parents have access to your facebook page? did they monitor it? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: a woman in your late it 20s, and your parents have access to your facebook page? >> yes. >> reporter: she says she becomes the victim of cyber bullying. >> reporter: what kind r kis of things were people saying about you? >> that i was a bad person, horrible, i

here's abc's matt gutman. droopiness. >> reporter: these aren't your average plastic surgery consultations. >> i've had three boob jobs, it's hard to [ bleep ] up. >> i was born to help playmates. >> reporter: to a former supermodel. >> what is this? >> the drain from my boobs. >> you took your drain out? this is so draws. >> oh my god, well i'm sorry, sue me. >> reporter: the doctors showcase some of the most extreme cases of plastic surgery on their e! show "botched." >> do you enjoy the challenge? >> i must say i'm a little addicted to the challenge. >> reporter: in addition to fixing seemingly unfictionable, they're surprisingly saving lives in the process. seriously. >> my name's lucy. my face looks like i ran into a wall, which i did. >> reporter: lucy was in a motorbike accident 15 years ago while on vacation in italy. her face hit a wall. drastically altering her appearance. >> the only way i can describe it is it looked like a cannonball went into my face. >> reporter: a single mother to an autistic c

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abc's matt gutman is with them on the ground. >> reporter: lapd giving chase, careening ound a corner. we're with them. >> hands up! turn your back towards me! hands on top of your head! lay down on your stomach! >> reporter: for officers parras are routine. the images you're seeing are >> thought he had a gun? >> reporter: over the past month lapd, which earned infamy with the rodney king video, becoming by far the largest police department in the nation to deploy body cameras on all its patrol officers, 7,000 of them. do you think this will change the lapd in any discernible way? >> i think it will change all law enforcement. first of all, the lapd is t the biggest agency that's doing this. but it won't be long before all cops will do this. this is going to become a common ece of equipment for law enforcement. really the question will be not if you have them, it's why don't you have them? >> stop, stop, stop! >> reporter: over the past years body cameras have been a hot-button issue thanks in part to videos like these. this reserve deputyllegedly miststaking hi gun for his taser in

here's abc's matt gutman. >> we heard a really loud pop next door. >> reporter: she was in writing class when a blast of gunfire from the next room sent panicked students rushing to the exits. fired. one after the other. we started running for our lives. >> the active shooter, ucc. >> 10 minutes of terror and rampage that seemed to last an eternity. nine killed. nine others wounded. it began just after 10:30 a.m. thursday morning at umpqua oregon. >> kept hearing screaming. i look out the window. i see people running from the scene. that's when i knew we need to get out. >> reporter: some running for their lives. and 2,000 others sheltering in place. >> located next to the library. there are 35 people in the hall piled in the campus center is on lockdown. >> being locked in there, not knowing if my friend were okay. i of course was crying my eyes out. >> the ordeal ending only with the suspect shot dead by police. >> we have got multiple gunshot wound. we are going to need multiple ambulances. >> reporter: new details on the shooter's arsenal, the victims and incredible stories of herois

matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. proof it is unlikely there will be an international ban on shipping quantities of rechargeable batteries on passenger airliners. a united nations you panel rejecting such a move even though there is evidence the batteries can start fires during flights. those fires are difficult to extinguish, as well. just a few weeks, the faa warned about shipping quantities of lithium ion batteries. >> there's going to be more lost production than usual in offices across the country because today is national cat day. you can have kittens delivered to your office. those deliveries can be arranged with the driving service uber and if you really like a kitten that comes by, you can make arrangements to adopt it. 30 bucks will get you the 15 minutes with a cat. the rest is up to you. look at that sweet a pie. >> why don't we have -- why aren't beat overrun by kittens right now? >> we are. >> because that's us torturing one another. >> we don't torture kittens. no. >> so speaking of lost productivity, h

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we begin with matt gutman, in oregon. >> reporter: ten minutes of terror. >> active shooter. >> reporter: and the rampage that seemed to last an eternity authorities reporting that chris harper mercer brought an arsenal to the college. and the sheriff's department confirming they're investigating whether it was religiously motivated. >> i looked out, saw peopl running. that's when i knew we had to get out. >> reporter: tonight, authorities identifying all nine victims. how complicated was it when your officers arrived? >> a lot of students running from the building. rooms in police officers arrive. >> he's in a classroom on the, going to be the southeast side of the hall. >> reporter: you can hear their adrenaline-strained voices. finally, they corner him. >> they got there, engaged the suspect, resulted in an exchange of gunfire, and they neutralized the threat. lives? >> they probably saved dozens of lives, yes. >> reporter: the spray of writing class. and the gunman carried six guns, owning seven more. >> it had steel plates. and additional ammunition was at his apartment. >> reporter

abc's matt gutman is in mexico.. in the wake of the storm. " hurricane patrica pounded mexico's coast - the rising pacific swamping towns, the winds contorting these palm trees?lopping off others. as the storm swept inland overnight friday we traveled to the devastation zone ? plowing through knee high water? nats - its pretty treacherous driving in the morning an endless convoy of ucks carving open the roads. matt gutman stand- up they are cleaning up and digging out you know the pacific ocean swallowed this entire town the water was over my head. still the strongest storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere caused significantly less damage than anticipated. mexican authorities reporter not a single fatality. sliding right in between the giant port city of manzanillo and the tourist mecca of puerto vallarta? category 5 winds extending only 15 miles across plus, it zoomed across the landscape at 20 mph - too fat to damage solidly built structures of cinderblock and cement. but the storm triggered a massive exodus

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here's matt gutman. >> reporter: hurricane patricia pounded mexico's coast. the rising pacific swamping trees, lopping off others. as the storm swept inland overnight friday, we traveled to the devastation zone, plowing through knee-high water. >> pretty treacherous driving. >> reporter: in the morning, an endless convoy of line crews carving open the roads. the ocean swallowed this entire town. the water was over my head. still, the strongest storm ever recorded in the western hemisphere caused significantly less damage than anticipated. not a single death reported. sliding in right between the giant port city of manzanillo and the tourist mecca of puerto vallarta, category five winds extending only 15 miles across. plus, it zoomed across the landscape at 20 miles per hour, too fast to damage solidly built structures. but it triggered a massive exodus from resort cities like puerto vallarta -- 10,000 americans ecuated. on f friday weound david moore and now? >> what a difference a day makes. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc news, puerto vallarta. >>> tonight, a

. >> meanwhile, matt gutman is further south inexico whe patricia made landfall. as the mostowerful hurricane ever to hit the western hemisphere. >>> but we'll start here with horror and death at what was supposed to be a day of fun, family and football. >> there's the mugshot right there of the young woman accused of running her car into a crowd of fans, many of them children, university homecoming game. four of them dead and 44 ryan owens on the scene. >> good morning to you, dan. we're along the parade route this morning. this really is so sad. these people never had a chance. the car hit them from behind as they were paying attention to that parade. the sound is the sound of the car hitting the parked police motorcycle. another look, and you see no one saw w it comin everyone hit from behind as they watched the homecing parade at oklahoma state university saturday morning. >> we're going to need a bunch of help. we got a car through the crowd out there. >> repeporter: t numbers are heartbreaking. 4 dead, 47 injured. among the dead, a 65-year-old professor at o