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kayna, thanks. >>> next new developments this evening in that deadly roadway accident.he driver who was livestreaming while driving and she kept going even after the accident, even as her sister was dying. that 18-year-old driver appearing before the judge today, and here's abc's clayton sandell. ♪ >> reporter: tonight, the woman who allegedly livestreamed moments before and after, a deadly high-speed crash. [ screams ] appeared in a new video, this time from jail. >> do you understand the charges? >> a little bit. >> reporter: prosecutors say 18-year old obdulia sanchez was drunk friday when she lost control, flipping the car. >> i [ bleep ] killed my sister, okay. i know i'm going to jail for life, all right, i understand that. >> reporter: as her own 14-year-old sister, jacqueline, lay dying -- >> baby, wake up baby! >> reporter: sanchez kept streaming, on instagram. sanchez was arrested. another passenger, a 14-year-old girl was injured. >> i never thought this would happen. >> reporter: she says she doesn't blame the driver. sanchez pleaded not guilty to charges of

the sudden death triggering new outrage tonight, and here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonightgrowing outrage after the death of a young killer whale named kyara, prompting immediate protests. seaworld has yet to confirm the cause of death but said in a statement, they do not belive it was a result of being held in captivity. animal rights activists disagree, arguing the unnatural way they're held could compromise their immune system. kyara's passing comes on the heels of seaworld's new educational presentation orca encounter, which replaced the controversial "shamu show." >> you think these whales are living a happy, full life? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the park making those changes after the 2013 documentary, "blackfish," criticized the park -- focusing in part, on the trainer who was killed in front of a horrified crowd. kyara is the last orca to be bred in captivity after seaworld agreed to end their breeding practices. the park says she had pneumonia, but a full examination will determine the cause of death, david. >> kayna whitworth. kayna, thank you. >>> when we come b

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here's kayna wit worth. >> reporter: a thrill-seeking tourist attraction turning deadly. 57 year old woman losing her grip on this famous fence close to the end of a runway in st. martin. the new zealand tourists was there to feel the jet blast that could reach 100 miles per hour. >> she tripped, fell, and as a result of the impact she, she was wounded fatally. >> reporter: a witness recording the despera her. the island beckons tourists with the surf and sand, so close to the speed of the airport. several people have been hurt over the years, including this similar incident in 2012, when a tourist was thrown into the same retaining wall. >> i think sometimes it is a situation where some people might not be aware of the power that the engines might have. >> reporter: it's not illegal, but numerous warning signs are posted along this road. authorities say the woman that was killed was there with her husband, and it wasn't their first time on the island. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> it's a terrifying situation there for them. >> a tragic way to end a vacation.

tonight word it hasr-old atn cou re's abc's kayna whitwo. >> reporter: tonight a thrill seeking touristttraction turning deadly. a 7:57-year-old woman killed after losing her grip on this famous fence close to the end of a runway in saint martins. authorities say she was there to feel the jet blast that can reach 100 miles an hour when these planes take off. >> the compulsion pushed her backwards, she tripped, fell and as a result of the impact, she was wounded fatally. >> reporter: a witness recording the desperate attempts to revive her. but she died at the hospital. the island famous for having a beach so close to the airport, with planes buzzing. several people have been hurt over the years, including this similar incident in 2012, when a tourist was thrown into the same retaining wall. >> i think that sometimes there's a situation where sometimes people might not be aware of the power that the engines might have. >> reporter: it's not illegal, but numerous warning signs are posted along this road. david, authorities say the woman killed was there with her husband, and it wasn't the

here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, the hidden danger to officers on patrol. more than 60 ford police vehicles in austin now off the streets. they may take out the entire fleet. >> my head, started having headaches, and i was like i can't read. >> reporter: sergeant zachary lahood pulling over just in time, suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. >> i almost hit a bus. it scared [ bleep ] the out of me. >> reporter: this terrifying video of a police suv in california barreling over the median, crossing multiple lanes. then crashing into a tree. that officer making the same claim. both now suing ford. >> over my 30 years in law enforcement that we have never faced an issue like this. >> reporter: ford telling abc news in a statement, safety is our top priority. a team is working with police customers to investigate reported issues and solve them. david, carbon monoxide detecters have been installed in vehicles and those two officers suing ford haven't been able to return to duty because of health reasons, and their attorney says they might not be able to, dav

>> kayna whitworth, thank you. >>> we turn next to the search efforts. the digging under way at this hour near philadelphia in the search for those four young men who vanished. we have learned a person of interest is now you weren't arrest. abc's eva pilgrim from the scene. >> reporter: tonight, with the search for these four missing men intensifying, officials announcing the re-arrest of person of interest cosmo dinardo. >> this is for receiving stolen property and theft of a 1996 nissan maxima that is owned by thomas meo, 21 years old. >> reporter: that car found on dinardo's family's property, meo's diabetes medication still inside. officials say dinardo was trying to sell the car for $500. authorities searching this field for any sign of tom meo, 19-year-old jimi patrick, 22-year-old mark sturgis and 19-year-old dean finocchiaro, all missing since last week. >> we have recovered several important pieces of evidence. >> reporter: neighbor susan coleman says she heard gunfire on dinardo's property on saturday. >> we heard it, we felt it. it was violent

david. >> all right, kayna, thank you.we come back on friday night the water accident here on the hudson in new york city. the ferry hitting a pier, dozens injured. al t charter bus burst into flames on an american highway. >>> and new developments in the death of a young american woman in mexico. the family blaming tainted alcohol at a resort for their daughter's death and the mexican government is now responding tonight. what they're now saying. ...i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications. in clinical studies,... the majority of people on humira... saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability... ...to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened;

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good morning, kayna. >> reporter: hey, good morning. police saying it appears to be an accident.beverly hills as justin bieber was leaving a church service that's very popular with celebrities. the injured man was part of the paparazzi swarming bieber's truck when he was hit. overnight a chaotic scene in beverly hills. >> call an ambulance. >> reporter: justin bieber hitting a paparazzi with his truck on the way o service. bieber first spotted getting into the driver's side of his black pickup truck. as he slowly turns out of the parking lot, he collides with a photographer who falls on the ground clutching his leg. bieber immediately exits the vehicle rushing to the man's side. >> is there anything we can do to help you? if you could just give us a little space, okay? it's okay. we appreciate you. >> reporter: the 23-year-old stays at the scene for about ten minutes trying to tend to the photographer. >> you're a good guy. just bad timing. >> reporter: and talking to police, finally bieber is allowed to leave the scene without being cited. the photog eventually taken away on a s

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abc's kayna whitworth is in los angeles with the new details.orge, good morning. this video is bizarre. using a contraband cell phone they document every move of their escape showing the inner workings of the prison. it's also narrated. one of the inmates saying they escaped the night before authorities say they did and that it wasn't a houdini-like caper but a well executed plan. the orange county jail escape that gripped the nation last year, now seen from a new point of view. the inmates themselves. people. >> reporter: three men documenting their every move on a contraband cell phone as they escape from the maximum security wing, the video part of the ongoing investigation. >> as far as setup goes, well, we had a duffel bag and a backpack full of stuff. >> reporter: watch as the alleged mastermind of the escape lifts up a sawed off bunk bed. underneath there's a metal screen which has already been cut open. he disappears into the vent. crawling through plumbing pipes inside the jail walls. then a man who would soon find himself on "america's

the three men escaping a maximum security wing, and kayna whitworth is with us tonight. >> reporter: their video starts inside the maximum security wing inside the jail. set to the song "under pressure." it's filmed by three inmates using a contraband cell phone, and this first hand view of to their escape last year now surfacing through an attorney connected to the case. the alleged mastermind even narrates. >> as far as setup goes, well, we had a duffel bag and a back bag full of stuff. >> he sawed off a bed leg, and then lifts a metal screen to get out, and then gives a thumbs up to the camera. set to the theme o of "mission: impossible." you can see their journey through the jail walls along a makeshift ladder. eventually, they get to the roof. authorities say the fugitives cut and moved aside that barbed wire and repelled down the building. the three men were being held in jail from charges ranged from murder, ait wanted murder, kidnapping and torture. they were found miles away in santa cruz, and holed up in a van in san francisco. >> friday night in san francisco. >> reporter:

kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >>> the parents of a young boy, the center of a life and death's highest court is set to hear new medical evidence about the 11 month old named charlie gard. his parents want to keep him on life support to come to the united states for treatment. he suffers from a rare genetic condition and doctors at the london hospital where he is cared for say the treatment is experimental and will not help. >>> an fda panel has ground breaking information on a treatment that helps the body use its immune system to fight leukemia. it's the first government approved gene therapy. the treatment worked better than chemo therapy. the fda's final decision on the treatment is expected in september. >>> coming up. scaring speeding drivers with cardboard. we'll check out how one dad is getting people in his neighborhood to slow down. >>> all the action from the espy awards. the top athletes in the world kept their winning streak alive. the awards for best of the best and the every day heroes who deserve the recognition even more. you're watching "world news now." more

kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> going to be tough to deny the charges i think? no. it wasn't me. the video is pretty well done. looked fairly professional. >> the music. >> the music. narration. >> maybe they get out get a job at "world news now." >> that's way too professional for anything we put out there. hey, man, could be like the new prison break on fox. >>> coming up. >> sequel. >> dancing pallbearers. >> awesome. >> it's happening. ll >> es it happening. ♪ >>> time now for the "the mix." we start off with funerals. but this is not going to be a sad story. so, in different cultures, funerals take on a different tone. some are somber events. others celebration of life. >> yeah. >> in ghana. they're taking it to a whole new level. introduce you to the dancing, pallbearers. so this whole concept has now, completely blown up. families are increasingly paying, for pallbearers to put on these dance routines. to send off their loved ones in style. >> kidding me. >> something additional you can add for the funeral. do you want the dancing pallbearers. >> yes, cof

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