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reena ninan. thank you so much. i'm so interested in the cleaning story.eat i'm not clean. >> are you organized? >> very organized. >> your office is very clean. you've got like perfect pictures up. is that a legal thing from your law school days? >> i think so. everything is easier to find. it's calming. >> i go for mass chaos. i feet creativity emerges from the mass. >> as does clutter. >>> well on a more serious note we begin with the mystery of the malaysia flight 370, finally starting to unravel as investigators take a closer look at what may be the first sign of the plane in 17 months. >> people have been waiting a long time for clues. the clues from the wing flap that an washed ashore suggesting it may have been no accident. and another piece of debris drawing attention. here's more from abc's jim avila. >> helicopters searching the shores of reunion island a suitcase found on a beach. no clues about its origin. on shore, local police load the sea worn but crucial wing part into an evidence van and strap it in. the first leg of a long trip to france

. >> he's showing off, reena ninan.showing off. >>> last story, how many bridesmaids did you have? >> seven. it was indian. we do it big. we do weddings big. >> here's one grandma. her name is christine quinn she's the bride. look what she did. she had her 89-year-old grandma, betty govern, be a part. she said she's one of my best >>> this morning on "world news now," bombshell confession revealing new details about the new york prison worker accused of helping two convicted murderers escape. a story of sex, lies and tears. >>> and under investigation, an american dentist accused of killing a beloved lion while hunting in africa. the worldwide anger and who now is demanding justice. >>> daycare outrage. two boys severely sunburned during a field trip. the trip to the hospital, their mother's serious accusations. >>> and later in "the skinny," "full house" reunion. major hints about the olsen twins, mary-kate and ashley all grown up and returning to the sitcom remake. is this true? it's wednesday, july 29th. >> announcer

holmes and reena ninan. >>> good morning. we're going to start with the defending super bowl champion new england patriots. >> yep, team reporting to training camp today a day after tom brady's four-game deflategate suspension was upheld by the nfl commissioner. the union vowing to appeal the case in federal court details from abc's karen travers. >> upon further review the call off the field stands. the nfl announcing the commissioner roger goodell has upheld the four-game suspension on patriots quarterback tom brady for his role in deflategate. brady sat down with nfl officials last month to appeal his punishment. analysts say the superstar quarterback turned in an impressive performance at the ten-hour hearing giving sincere answers and explanations for the points raised the in the nfl's investigation report. the report found 3wr5iddy was generally aware about the patriots using underinflated footballs last season but the four-time super bowl champion wasn't able to change goodell's mind. the nfl says he

holmes. >> i'm reena ninan.e some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman is on the loose this morning following a brazen weekend prison break. guzman escaped a maximum security facility through a mile long tunnel that opened in a shower area of his cell. details straight ahead. >> intense talks continue between greece's prime minister and european leaders over the greek financial crisis. if the talks fail greece could be temporarily forced out of the euro the common currency it's been using since 2002. >> and donald trump riding high after his biggest rally yet responding to criticism over his controversial remarks, on immigration. he said the issue cannot be toned down and also said that heal get the hispanic vote. >> in other donald trump news olivia jordan is the new miss usa. the 26-year-old was representing oklahoma and aced the essay questions. pageant co-owner donald trump wasn't there and wasn't mentioned. those are some of our t

i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes.owing this morning on "world news now." a settlement in the chokehold death of a black man at the hands of a white police officer. new york city will pay the family of eric garner nearly $6 million after the confrontation that sparked a national outcry. full report coming up. >>> officials have released the latest photograph of mexican drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he escaped through a tunnel from his cell over the weekend sparking an international manhunt. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker says he's a washington outsider who would cut taxes and shrink the federal government as president. walker officially becomes the 15th republican to enter the crowded field. >>> and a nasa spacecraft will fly by pluto this morning after a 3 billion mile flight that's taken more than nine years. it will photograph the icy surface while passing within 8,000 miles of it. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, july 14th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t

i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes.following this morning on "world news now." >>> crews battling wildfires in the west will also battle triple digit heat and high winds today. 23 major wildfires are raging in five states. four firefighters suffered burns in one california fire. >>> a tragic end to the search for a missing girl in northern california. police found the body of 8-year-old madyson middleton in a dumpster. a 15-year-old boy is being questioned in connection with the discovery. >>> the patriarch of the jackson family has suffered a stroke. joe jackson recovering at a hospital in brazil. he was in rio to celebrate his 87th birthday when he fell ill. he's said to be in good spirits. >>> last night's season finale of "the bachelorette" ended with a proposal. kaitlyn choosing shawn b. over nick. the losing contestant, nick stopped short as he tried to pull out his ring. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, july 28th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ni

. >> i'm reena ninan. here are top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> california's wildfire battle is focused near sacramento. four major fires burning this morning. hundreds of families have been forced from their homes, more than 1,000 others ready to go. full details in a moment. >>> gone too soon. bobbi kristina brown has died at the age of 22. the only child of whitney houston and bobby brown lost in a tragedy eerily similar to one that claimed the life of her mom just three years ago. >>> president obama becoming the first president sitting president to ever visit ethiopia. he met with diplomats at the u.s. embassy. >>> and fee at chrysler hit with a record fine up to $105 million to settle legal problems stemming from nearly two dozen recalls. those involve some 11 million vehicles including some of the company's most popular models. those are some of your top stories on this monday july 27th. >>> from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >

i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." a resounding no from voter in greece rejecting the latest bailout offer and holding hope for a better deal. the cash strapped country now no great area danger of losing its membership in the eu. and the finance minister just resigned. >> pope francis celebrates mass before 1 million people today in ecuador on a nine-day trip to south america during which he'll also make stops in bolivia and paraguay. >> a plane crashed in san diego. but the plane clipped a boy in the head as it came down. he is in serious condition. team usa clipped japan in last night's world cup final. reaction coming up. those are some of our top stories on monday, july 6th. captions paid for by abc, inc. >> from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> we start this half hour with a financial crisis in greece. voters overwhelmingly refusing the strict terms of the international bailout. >> greeks cele

. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." there's more heavy rain on the way for parts of the southwest. yesterday, storms wash the out an interstate highway bridge in california. the driver of this truck rescued from the water. >> as vigils were held for the young black woman found dead in a texas jail cell her family has ordered a private autopsy. police say sandra bland hanged herself but relatives insist she would have never taken her own life. >> crews battling a wildfire in southern california are outraged after they were delayed by drones for nearly 30 minutes as flames destroyed dozens of cars, fire fighting aircraft were ground for safety till they move the out. >> surfer mick fanning says he is totally fine after fighting off a shark during a competition in south africa. after getting smacked around a bit and after hitting back to the shark also fanning was picked up by rescuers. those are some of our top stories on this monday, jul

reena ninan has more on how police are hunting down the big cat. >> reporter: for the past week, 911 milwaukee have been overwhelmed about calls about a four-legged stranger prowling the city. >> what did it look like? >> like a lion or tiger. >> i can't shoot him? >> no don't shoot him. >> i'm going back in the house. >> reporter: armed with only this cell phone image. >> i'm calling to report the possible sighting of a young lion. i'm not joking and i'm not crazy. >> reporter: the sightings treated like a modern day big foot by city authorities. >> we haven't found it. haven't seeb it. no subsequent confirmed sightings. >> reporter: they're singing a different tune this morning. police saw what they describe as a lion-like cat twice over the weekend. escaping officers' grasp both times. dozens of officers armed with lethal containment weapons on the hunt. they would prefer to tranquilize the animal. could it be a lion a tiger? a bear? oh, my. experts feel it's probably an exotic pet that escaped or was released. >> a much more likely scenario than a lone cat coming down here from t

reena ninan, abc news, new york. >>> new video that shows the incredible power of lightning.abled the ignition. the owner says that he is just glad he waited a few minutes before going outside. he may have to just junk that suv which is basically melted. >>> and finally for you, a feathered friend who is giving new meaning to the term angry bird. she is a new momma seagull and she has taken over the top floor of this seattle parking garage and dive bombs anyone who dares to walk to their garage. of course she's a new momma. she's protective of her newborn who like most newborns just loves to wander around. she even lands on the roofs of some cars. but mostly right now people are letting her have her way so we've heard of going momma bear but you can say she went momma bird on somebody. >> she doesn't drop any. >> as long as she doesn't drop. that would be bad. a whole different scenario. yes. >> thank you, paula. >>> to michael in the social square. >> all right, there, thank you george. here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" in the social square powered by s

holmes and reena ninan. >> good morning to you all. >>> the west is burning.we need to start the battle against these wildfires out there. heat and wind causing all kinds of problems with these flames and causing problems with the firefighters out there. >> that's right. this morning, 23 significant wildfires burning in five states in california conditions so dry, the heat alone can spark new trouble. abc's matt gutman is right there. >> reporter: an onslaught from the air, and the ground. those flames fueled by heat and 30-mile-per-hour winds proving too much for four firefighters badly burned when the fire overran them. undaunted, brigades of firefighters continue to troop up the sierra nevadas to battle the lowell fire. hundreds evacuated with the fire only 20% contained. the willow fire near fresno also breathing flames torching more than 1500 acres and forcing the evacuations of people from 450 homes. 23 significant wildfires lighting up the west. >> authorities tell us those fires were mostly started by lightning but this one may have been started by a c

. >> and i'm reena ninan.dlines we're following this morning on "world news now." the search for at least six people missing in kentucky resumes at daybreak. floodwaters going through kentucky's appalachian mountains have already killed at least two people. details are just ahead. >>> the fate of the colorado movie theater gunman now in the hands of a jury. deliberations begin this morning. they must decide whether james holmes was sane or insane when he opened fire killing 12 people and injuring dozens of others. >>> the 16-year-old washington state girl who survived a terrifying plane crash has left the hospital and returned home. her father says she's in amazing physical shape considering her two-day ordeal and search crews may have found the plane that went down in the rugged wilderness. >>> and mike trout led off last night's all-star game in cincinnati with a home run for the american league. trout was named mvp in the a.l.'s 6-3 victory. before the game, reds legends pete rose made a rare on field appea

. >> i'm reena ninan.erate flag being taken down this morning from the grounds of the south carolina state house after years of contention. the governor says the history of her state has forever changed. >>> the new chief of al qaeda in yemen is speaking out. calling the u.s. the number one enemy. he's calling for more terror attacks after his predecessor was killed in an american drone strike last month. >>> the fda is changing the warning labels on popular nonprescription painkillers. the fda now says advil, motrin and aleve may cause heart attack and stroke. >>> and the final preparations they're all set for today's big victory parade honoring the world cup champion u.s. women's soccer team happening here in manhattan. they'll be celebrating under sunny skies. some of our top stories on this friday july 10th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" can t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> good morning, everybody. we begin this half hour with the end of south carolina's long fought battle over th

i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm t.j.ssee, is being treated as an act of domestic terrorism. four marines and the gunman were killed. investigators don't have a motive but they're looking for any links to isis or other militants. full courage ahead. >>> there were ceremonies in australia today to remember the victims of malaysia airlines flight 17 which crashed a year ago. 38 australians were among the 298 people who died after their plane was shot down under circumstances that are still not clear. >>> head start to freedom. there is word this morning that mexican drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman escaped from his maximum security cell 18 minutes passed before anyone was alerted. >>> united airlines giving two computer hackers 1 million frequent flyer miles for finding security holes in its computer system. those million miles enough for several first-class trips to asia or up to 20 round-trip domestic flights. and those are some of our top stories on this friday, july 17th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world

holmes and reena ninan. >>> hey, good morning, everyone. breaking news overnight, a new health scare for former president george h.w. bush. >> the former president spending the night in the hospital after taking a fall here his summer home in maine after taking a fall. a family spokesman says the 91-year-old will not need surgery, but he'll be wearing a neck brace. the former president uses a wheelchair or scooter to get around. wishes for a speedy recovery have been pouring in on social media. we'll stay on top of this story throughout the morning. again, doesn't look like surgery but will be some recovery time with a brace included. >>> turning now to the showdown over that landmark nuclear deal with iran. >> president obama is taking on his critics at home and abroad making the case point by point, challenging anyone to come up with a better plan. with more, here's abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: the president came before the cameras, ready to aggressively push back on efforts in congress to kill his iran deal. >> it looks like a large

holmes and reena ninan. >>> and hello to you all.cide before. >> and we're now hearing from bland in her own words. it's a call she made from jail after the traffic stop spiraled out of control. with more, here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: explosive, new details in the sandra bland investigation. the local sheriff says on the day officers put the 28-year-old in this jail cell, the intake form noted bland had attempted suicide once using pills, but she was not feeling suicidal today. >> i know the family has questions. and the most important thing is to make sure all the facts are put on the table. >> hello, ma'am. >> reporter: this information was released as video of bland's arrest from texas state trooper brian encinia's dash cam gains attention. >> you seem very irritated. >> i am. i really am. >> reporter: the trooper asked bland to put out her cigarette. she refused. the situation escalated. >> step out of the car. >> you do not have the right. >> step out or i will remove you. i'm giving you a lawful order. get out of th

reena ninan, abc news new york. >> another diet to try. >> smart ideas right there.on starting in the mid 60s they will get warmer as the weekend goes along. we'll get summer heat it will be piping up this weekend and next week. temperatures in the 90s by midweek. let's get a look closer to home. >> reporter: tharntion -- tharntion, ginger, we have a gorgeous day today. looking at philadelphia international. you can see clouds up above 70 degrees, high today of 80 more humid than yesterday. lots of sunshine and clouds, especially the clouds filling in in the afternoon and evening. overnight tonight we get scattered showers or thunderstorm. turns hot and humid tomorrow. 90 for the high. 95 on sunday. matches your dress. get on in here. time for "pop news" and the emmy nominations are out. amy will be happy to hear "game of thrones" leading the pack with 24 nominations. "mad men" got 11. one for jon hamm. this is his last chance to get best actor emmy. done draper nominated seven times shut out every single imtoo. "mad men" up for best drama against "downton abbey" and

holmes and reena ninan. >> and hello to you all. boston the son of a police captain there due in court today being held on terror charges. prosecutors say alexander ciccolo wanted to support isis by setting off pressure cooker bombs at an unidentified university into they also say he intended to show the execution of university students live online. court documents also indicate he has a long history of mental illness. with more on the case here's abc's brian ross. >> among the police officers responding to the boston marathon bombing and its deadly pressure cooker bombs was veteran captain robert ciccolo, but the fbi says his own son, a one-time peace activist seen here sought to build his own pressure cooker bombs and become an isis killer. 23-year-old alexander ciccolo was arrested by the fbi on july 4th after a long investigation triggered officials say, by a tip from his father the police captain. the son's plan the fbi says, was to set off his bombs at the crowded cafeteria of a major college campus and at a nearby gay bar. an

holmes and reena ninan. >> hey!ay like a girl. >> are we now? >> oh, we are in a big way. >> we should all be wanting to play like a girl. >> that's exactly right. >> some grown women here. they are fun to watch. congrats to team usa. dominated! dominated germany, that whole game. >> there you go. >> oh, goodness. >> they really were. sometimes i feel with soccer you don't feel how hard it is to be out there on that. they say you touch the ball for maybe less than a minute, but you are running back and forth. it is an exhausting game. but did you feel it? didn't you feel just how intense it was? >> i don't get this worked up unless the razorbacks are playing. >> that's true. >> but to watch this match. and we had one young lady from germany bleeding from the head at one point. she got bandaged up and got right back out there. this was fun to watch, but the u.s., no doubt, dominated the number one ranked team in the world. now they're on to the final that's coming up on sunday. now, the excitement of the team, look a

holmes. >> and i'm reena ninan.s we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> mystery flight. debris has washed ashore from the indian ocean believed to be from the missing malaysia airlines flight. experts say it's a boeing 777 wing flap. so where's the rest of the plane? much more, coming up. >>> chinese reportedly hit united airlines gaining access to the flight manifest allowing them to track movements of millions of americans. >>> jurors in colorado are expected to begin deciding the punishment for theater gunman james holmes later today. all 12 jurors must agree on the death penalty. otherwise, holmes will get life in prison with no parole. >>> and the nfl players union has filed a lawsuit, seeking to have tom brady's deflategate suspension thrown out. the filing calls the nfl's evidence against brady "paper thin." those are some of your top stories on this thursday, july 30th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >>> and we begin this half hour with w

holmes. >> and i'm reena ninan.orning on "world news now." law enforcement agencies across the country are on alert as we head into the holiday weekend. this follows terror attacks in tunisia and egypt carried out over the past few days. full details in just a moment. >>> the u.s. and cuba will soon open embassies in washington and havana. some lawmakers say the president is moving too fast on normalizing relations with cuba given its questionable record on human rights. >>> dangerous waters. yet another brutal shark attack at a north carolina beach. a man pulled under the water and bitten again and again. he is the seventh person attacked by a shark off north carolina since last month. >>> and a major civil rights group, the southern christian leadership conference is calling for the removal of all confederate symbols nationwide. those are just some of our top stories on this thursday, july 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >>> and let's start this half ho

i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm t.j. holmes.nd case. another view of the routine traffic stop could shed light on her arrest. plus the new autopsy. will it reveal why her life ended in a jail cell. >>> a clear picture of the chattanooga shooter, sadly, a 24 year old gunman with problems, a long list of personal failures may have set him off. >>> donald trump has surged to the top of the latest abc news poll of top contenders. >>> and one of music's biggest power couples calling it quits. miranda lambert and blake shelton announcing their divorce, coming as a surprise to many fans. in a joint statement, they said this is not the future we envisioned. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday july 21st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now," with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >>> we begin this half hour with a search for answers in the death of sandra bland, the young black woman found hanging in a texas jail cell three days after she was pulled over by police. >> police are promising to release dash cam video showing

reena ninan, abc news new york. >> another diet to try. >> smart ideas right there.w york city and the same is boston, starting the morning in the mid-60s and they will only get warmer as the weekend goes along. look at some of this summer heat piping up. if any of of you are around for the weekend or early next week temperatures almost into the jacqui: one more nice day, then the tempures wilstart to soar. itit wille aa hot wkendnd ahead partly cloudy skies, more humid but still not bad in the temperure departrtment. 86 degrees an isolated shower or two is alwa possible. temperatur dropping in the 70's, tomrow will be e a hot one. >> lara how cool is clinton's sign? he can't start his morning without us and we can't start our morning without him. >> it matches your dress. get on in here. time for "pop news" and the emmy nominations are out. amy will be happy to hear "game of thrones" leading the pack with 24 nominations. "mad men" got 11. one for jon hamm. this is his last chance to get best actor emmy. done draper nominated seven times shut out every single imtoo.

holmes. >> and i'm reena ninan.ing this morning on "world news now." >> the traffic stop, the tussle and the taser. newly released dashcam video showing exactly what happened when sandra bland was pulled over in texas days before she was found dead in her jail cell. how it all went terribly wrong. more details ahead. >>> two british men are in custody on charges of plotting terrorism, one accused of planning an attack against u.s. military personnel at an air force base the u.s. shares with the british military. he along with a second suspect are also accused of planning to travel to syria to join isis. >>> relatives of children killed in the germanwings crash are demanding an apology from the airline. they say the compensation they were offered was deeply insulting. 150 people died in that crash. it was believed to have been deliberately caused by the pilot. >>> president obama says he's going to issue an executive order to keep jon stewart on "the daily show." the two joked about that and the republican presidenti

holmes. >> and i'm reena ninan.vie theater before killing himself. at least two other people are dead and about half a dozen wounded. police say they don't have a motive, but they believe he acted alone. the latest in just a moment. >>> texas prosecutors say preliminary results from an autopsy seem to confirm that sandra bland committed suicide. there were no injuries indicating a struggle or homicide in the young, black woman's jail cell. the family has ordered its own autopsy. >>> president obama heading back to his ancestral homeland. he arrives in kenya today, the birthplace of his father. he will also visit ethiopia. >>> and a republican presidential candidate is threatening to take his voter support and run as an independent if party leaders and rivals don't start treating him with respect. that candidate, of course, donald trump. those are some of our top stories on this friday, july 24th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >>> good morning, everyone. we beg

they are missing something. >> reporter: for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. m-80s. >> haven't heard that in a long time. >> let's go to ginger now. we've got some flooding in the midwest. >> wasn't just the tornadic storms but up to a half foot of rain falling so flash flooding happening in parts of north central illinois too and many of those storms fueled by the heat and humidity which there will be plenty of excessive heat watch up in cincinnati, from florida through missouri. look at the actual air temperatures. in the 90s, memphis will go to 97. so will little rock. the heat indices could close in on 110. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco we will have relaxed breezes compared to yesterday at 73 do 84 and the coast will see the clouds this afternoon at 65 to 72 in san francisco and 90s inland. it will be humid on sunday and monday and a chance of >> all that weather brought to you by carmax. one very cool picture. the mirage over lake michigan. likely because the lake is so cold, and it's cold this time of year, and the air is getting so warm

ladies and gentlemen, i give you "sports with reena ninan." >> all right. here we go.we'll start with baseball. a rivalry centered on foot fashions. sox. white goes with everything. we're talking about the boston red sox and the chicago white sox. red being the bolder fashion choice and bold like this catch by mookie b.e.t.s. going back to the wall to rob jose i'm going to break you, abreu. abreu. but he's going to break you because he went over this wall. mookie drops it. the umpire ruling it a home run. one of the strangest things i've ever seen he's going to break you. falls down. the white sox went on top win 9-4. i don't think this is a fair call. but he tried hard. he got over. at some point you've got to be a mercy shot. we'll give you a do-over. >> there's a sentiment that comes with your sports that would be missing from mine. >> we've got to rethink the game. soccer which the rest of the world calls can football big match outside washington. chelsea the captains of england against barcelona the champions of spain. chelsea taking the lead on a great goal by ed

holmes and reena ninan. >> good morning, everyone.e begin this half hour with the extreme weather in much of the country. heavy rain in southern california caused flooding and mud slides. washed away an interstate highway bridge near the arizona border and caused repair rainout baseball games. >> it was the first rainout for the los angeles -- for the angels in 20 years. the anaheim angels out there, but this wasn't the only area hit hard this weekend. we get more from busy an's rob marciano. >> a wild weekend of deadly weather across the country. in the southwest, leftovers from hurricane dolores causing this. >> oh my god this is wicked. >> flash flooding in arizona. debris-filled water rushing through this town outside phoenix. >> like two feet of water. >> quickly receding but leaving behind a muddy mess. fortunately, no injuries there. but flooding claiming three lives near cincinnati ohio. this is what's left of one family's mobile home. destroyed. a pregnant mother and two children killed in raging floodwaters. her brother tryi

holmes and reena ninan. >> good morning.back. >> good to see you. >> quick trip. >> good trip. i'll tell you more about that out to l.a. >> you were able to make it back despite the issue with the flights. >> got off a united airlines flight. >> you did not. >> i swear to you, within an hour heard about the glitches. >> it was you. >> i didn't think about that. >> first thing i thought about. >> we'll get into that later. everything is good now with united we're told that everything is good. >> welcome back. >> good to be back. >>> our top story is the flash flood watches in 15 states with downpaurs drenching up to 25 million americans. >> in texas, a man and his dog were swept off a bridge over a rising creek. this is in brownwood, texas, yesterday. nearly 5 inches of rain fell on the central texas community and rivers and creeks still rising there. >> in oklahoma runoff from the heavy rain damaging roads and sewers. historical records were submerged in county office buildings. abc's ginger zee is covering the extreme weath

holmes and renaen reena ninan. >> hey, good morning, everybody. you know what they say, teej. >> what do they say? >> when you want to get something done, you send in the women especially when it comes to sports. talk about those women from the u.s. national soccer team killing it. >> they actually did kill it on this occasion. they are the world champs! but you know, this is actually kind of no surprise. they said they were going -- this was the only, the only result that was satisfactory to them was to win the world cup and they won it. they're the champs. >> pretty remarkable. it's not just about soccer. a lot of these women played a bunch of different sports before coming onto the soccer field, basketball, hockey, track. the ultimate athletes. not just soccer players. >> this world class group letting loose, enjoying it after the fact. you're going to hear the name carli lloyd a whole lot. they beat japan, and beat them good. >> even president obama inviting the whole team to the white house telling them, bring that world cup trophy with them.

. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm reena ninan in new york. >> and we are just learning authorities believe they have identified the suspect's car in the parking lot of the movie theater with a suspicious package inside. the bomb squad is on the scene now. of course abc news will stay on this breaking story throughout the night. for now we are going to shift gears in a major way to what was going to be our first story tonight before the breaking news out of louisiana. >>> a cultural story and a controversial one at that about an unusual modern family featuring two moms and one dad. they call it polyamory and abc's abbie boudreau has more. >> reporter: oh the sweet sounds of morning. as a new parent. the bed you once shared with your partner now a little more crowded. and all the more so when there are three parents in that bed. >> i'll take care of it. >> reporter: meet the phoenix steins. danny, melinda, and john. and their babies ella and oliver. born just five weeks apart. these two moms and one dad are polyamorous. >> if you're not a couple what do you call yourselves? >> we're

abc's reena ninan is here with more. >> amy, good morning. rocked the south florida community and right now law enforcement asking everyone to do one particular thing, lock your doors. this morning, police in bonita spring florida, searching for clues after dr. teresa sievers, a local doctor and mother of two was found dead in her home. >> please don't tell me it's that house. please don't tell me it's that house. it is. >> reporter: after a family vacation sievers returned to florida alone. calling her husband to let him know she had arrived safely. when she didn't show up for work monday morning, worried colleagues called police who discovered her body. >> this is not new age. this is actually ancient years of wisdom of healing from eastern medicine. >> reporter: known for a practice focusing on integrated health using a mix of eastern and western medicine sievers was a passionate advocate for holistic health care and popular fixture in her community. >> i remember the first time that i went to see her. she spent more than an hour with me.

garner trying to make it work going on a family vacation days after announcing their split and reena ninantly what is best for ben and jen but it's clear the couple still has one very big priority they're not going to give up on post divorce. ben affleck and jennifer garner calling it quits on their ten-year marriage. but not counting out their families spotted vacationing together in the bahamas on friday. just three days after announcing their split. >> the trip was really a chance for them to be with their children, be together as a family, keep everybody out of the spotlight. >> reporter: according to "people" magazine, the former a-list couple deciding to continue living together in their sprawling $17.5 million california mansion. for the sake of their three kids anewsing last tuesday that they go forward with love and friendship for one another and a commitment to co-parenting our children whose privacy we ask to be respected during this difficult time. >> now they both have to focus on career as well as kids. ben will be at comic con san diego this weekend promoting "batman versus