>> reporter: that's right, whit. tonight, the priority at the scene is finding those flight data and voice recorders in the wreckage. the fbi said this does not appear to be terrorism but it is a big red flag for aviation security. however, the airline said it's too early to talk about whether security procedures might need to be beefed up. whit. >> clayton, thank you. >>> let's bring in our abc news contributor, colonel steve ganyard, a former marine fighter pilot. steve, in this post-9/11 world, this man was able to access the cockpit of a commercial airliner and then take off from a major u.s. airport. how could this happen? >> whit, i think we need to keep this in perspective. this is not just some guy that jumped the fence at sea-tac, ran out and stole an airplane. this was a trusted employee. he used that trust to gain access to the airplane. he went so far as to premeditate his suicide apparently by learning how to start, taxi, take off and fly this airplane around just to commit his suicide plan. >> colonel,

tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit and eva.mcgahn reportedly offered insight into some of his most intimate moments with the president, including trump's furor over the russia investigation and the firing of former fbi director james comey. overnight, president trump acknowledging a stunning new report from "the new york times" revealing that white house counsel, don mcgahn, has cooperated extensively with the special counsel's investigation. trump tweeting, i allowed white house counsel don mcgahn and all other requested members of the white house staff to fully cooperate with the special counsel. in addition, we readily gave over 1 million pages of documents. >> the president encouraged all the people who testified to tell the truth, to take as long as they needed to to do that. >> reporter: mcgahn reportedly shared, quote, detailed accounts about the episodes at the heart of the inquiry into whether president trump obstructed justice. abc news confirming that mcgahn has met with mueller's team at least three times and has be

david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne and whit. this is where it will all go down later today, lafayette park right across the street from the white house. security, as you say, is very tight here today. d.c. authorities do not want a race riot right on the president's doorstep. as the demonstrators descend on the nation's capitol, multiple law enforcement agencies are determined to keep things calm and to keep the two groups separate. white nationalists on one side of the park, counter-protesters on the other. authorities here don't want a repeat of charlottesville where white nationalists and neo-nazis clashed violently with counter-protesters. the melee turning deadly when a car driving at high speed mowed down counter-protesters and killed 32-year-old heather heyer. in charlottesville this weekend, a peaceful memorial. abc's eva pilgrim caught up with heyer's mother. >> are you worried this weekend? >> no. what will be will be and we'll move forward from there. >> reporter: the same group that organized last year's rally in cha

whit? >> all right, tara palmeri at the white house for us, thanks so much.ut how all of that will play out and how it relates to the mueller investigation in the future. >> it is a dicey and very interesting time, and it definitely looks like jeff sessions is taking the brunt. >> absolutely. >>> in the meantime here, coming up, the former vatican official calling for pope francis to resign. we'll be right back. investigation in the future. >> it is a dicey m for college. fvatican official calling for pope francis to resign. we'll be right back. ovatican of calling for pope francis to resign. we'll be right back. rvatican of calling for pope francis to resign. we'll be right back. mevatican o calling for pope francis to resign. we'll be right back. rvatican of calling for pope francis to resign. we'll be right back. vatican of calling for pope francis to resign. we'll be right back. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be qu

whit. >> agonizing couple weeks.the sky? let me show you what i'm talking about. a man in montgomery believes that is what he saw when he captured this photo. he says he sees an angel in this cloud and posted it on facebook. thousands have shared it. not everyone, however, agrees. some see princess leia. >> okay. >> oh, i actually -- now i see that. i get it. others see mary poppins. let's -- >> i'm going to go with leia. here is the science. i'll attempt to say. kur p curpuscular and some call them god rays. >> somebody said it looked like a praying mantis in a dress coming from the sky which i can't get that image out of my mind. >>> coming up how duchess meghan is planning on celebrating her birthday with prince harry. >>> as more women have children later in life, the challenges and benefits. >>> how to stay in shape on vacation. celebrity trainer chris powell sharing his quick circuit workout. get ready, kelsea ballerini performing live. we'll be right back. napoleon is duping us! all around louisiana... you're

>> all right, whit johnson.hit, thank you. >>> there is also news tonight about tesla ceo elon musk, shares of the electric car company plunging nearly 90% today. they are concerned about his behavior and use of ambien to sleep, and calling it excruciating. >>> and with the midterm elections fast approaching, president trump praising the economy saying it will help colleagues on election day. abc news launching their forecast model for november 6th. given the current data, giving democrats a 3 in 4 chance of winning control of the chance, and the gop 1 in 4 chance. it indicates democrats are most likely about to pick up 35 seats they say. they need to flip at least 23 to win a majority in the house. right through the election, updating when new data is available. you can follow it all at 538.com. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the phoenix officer shot. in critical condition, the police chief calling it an ambush tonight. what we have just learned about the officer. >>> also, this moment

>> right now, whit, it's not too bad.you're planning to hit the road, you have to realize you're not going to be alone. the best time to travel is right now. if you look at the roads, you'll see the cars are on the road, but it's steady, it's moving. you're not in gridlock at this hour. as the day progresses, the traffic is going to get worse and the worst time to leave for the holiday weekend is actually going to be later tonight after that rush hour time between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. that's when everyone is off of work and rushing to get to their holiday weekend. now, if you are thinking about already when you're going to come home and not dealing with the traffic then. monday wake up early. if you leave before noon you'll be able to avoid a lot of the traffic. the other thing, everyone who hits the road is thinking about gas prices. gas price, the national average right now is at $2.83, a four-year high for the holiday weekend, up 43 cents over last year and, whit, analysts say they're not really going to be budging. thos

good morning. >> good morning, whit.ou say nano labs. >> nano labs. >> makes me want to go to the beach. it's not going to be a great beach today. there's a shot of a shower of rain this morning. breaks in the sun there, in the clouds. another round of rain this afternoon with this area of low pressure. this area of low pressure will throw it up the i-95 corridor. heavier stuff in the afternoon and in the evening. we're looking at another two to three inches of rainfall in some spots. maybe four inches. this is an area that doesn't need it. it's been above average as far as rainfall for the last 30 days. meanwhile, the monsoon season has been happening in phoenix. look at this lightning. 13,000 people without power there from storms that rolled through the phoenix area. dust warning as well. it kicks up the dust and throws down the lightning and the rain. where we need the rain is out west. where we don't need it is in parts of eastern texas. there are flash flood watches for parts of waco. western texas can use the rain

tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eva and whit. that's right. the president leaving the scandal behind but also seeming to leave behind his swagger. he was definitely more subdued last night in the buckeye state. overnight the president capping off a week of legal bombshells from his inner circle at an annual republican party dinner in ohio. >> we must work every day until november to elect more ohio republicans, so we can continue to make america great again. >> reporter: holding back from mentioning the plea deal struck by his longtime fixer michael cohen, the conviction of his former campaign chairman paul manafort and the cooperation of his longtime allies in a campaign finance probe. instead, the president lsual targets. >> comey, lies and leaks. he's a liar and he's a leaker. >> reporter: but this morning, allen weisselberg, the most powerful person in the trump organization at the president's side for decades granted immunity. >> replacing george this week is my chief financial officer allen weisselberg. and you think george is tough, wai

abc's whit johnson with the new details just coming in. >> reporter: tonight, an nypd source telling abc news they have identified the man and woman in this surveillance video and are close to making an arrest in the mystery shootings into this luxury highrise. for days, residents living on edge. >> i just heard bang, i think i heard five shots. bang, bang, bang. and my father, who is retired police, he said, that was gunshots. >> reporter: police believe the bullets hitting that upper east side apartment are coming from roosevelt island, flying over the east river, 1,400 feet away. the first shooting just before midnight last thursday. a resident on the 14th floor waking up to the sound of shattering glass. then, overnight saturday, bullets hitting the 32nd floor. in both cases, women in their 60s sleeping inside were not hurt. >> instead of walking my apartment, i'll be crawling on my belly. >> reporter: and tom, based on the video, investigators knew they were looking for the shooter here at roosevelt island who was pointing a handgun and firing towards the apartments. again tonig

whit, you have my number. thank you very much.ll you be back here tomorrow? >> yes. >> coming to us from los angeles. we were talking. i was missing all my old favorite places. >> you're here now, pal. los angeles. we were talking. i was missing all my old favorite places. >> you're here now, pal. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. the city of san francisco will rename a street for the first african-american man to run for mayor. it will be renamed to sam jordan's way. he opened a bar there in 1959. it's the oldest african-american bar in new york city. he was a long shoreman, golden gloves boxing champ and entrepreneur. he also ran for mayor in 1963. the late mayor ed lee officially designated the bar as a historical landmark in 2013. >>> smart trains in the north bay will be free this weekend to celebrate the first anniversary of service. today smart will also hold a festival from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the novato hamilton station with food trucks as well as beer and wine. it will run between stations with plans t

>> whit, thank you. >>> a powerful earthquake rocking indonesia. the 6.9 quake damaging buildings and causing landslides. felt as far away as bali. the quake hitting the same island where more than 400 were killed in another earthquake earlier this month. several strong aftershocks rattling the island. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the close call up high. a drone appearing to nearly collide with a helicopter. the faa investigating. what the drone operator is saying. >>> plus, the key medical device in short supply as families go back to school. >>> and the woman who refused to give up her purse, run over. what we've learned about what was inside her purse, and how she is doing tonight. stay with us. she is doing tonight. stay with us. it's america's most popular street name. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not

said, he cared not a whit whether the mermaid is really not. he only demanded that this observation be treated with respect. humbug, this was an anonymous argument they were having in the papers. says, he has insulted me with whip in hand.-- he said a reasonable thing for a modern audience. was, is in a mermaid or not? bachmann isden, saying, something's happened. his words were not treated with respect. this is a quote from bachmann. ifsaid, he cared not a whit the mermaid was real. he didn't really care about the mermaid at all. they were talking about something else. in the end, they'll most fought a duel over this. that means they would've shot at each other. people could died. that's why a modern audience looks at it and says, someone was going to give up his life or kill somebody because they disagreed about the mermaid being real? why didn't they just examine it? you want to understand what their concept of honor was all statement,mber the caring not a whit. >> is winning a dual mccue honorable -- make you honorable? professor: you're as

said, he cared not a whit where they mermaid is real or not. he only demanded that his observation betrayed with respect. these are his words. mr. no humbug. these were anonymous battles there happening. signed his name with no humbug. humbug, has us all to meet with with in hand. being me to take a friendly it. on her shoulders. you can hear the thinker and -- is a mermaid or not? all of a sudden, bachman is saying, something that happened. his words route to do with respect. in fact, this is a quote. hesaid he cared not a whit, cared -- did not care what the mermaid all. in the end, they almost fought over this. i'll get vigilante second but i'm that it would've shot pistols at each other. people could have died. audiencehat a modern to does understand together talking about, you'll get it they, someone is when to give up his life. or kill somebody question mark because they disagreed over the mermaid was real? when they just examine it. understand what the concept of honor is all about, remember, the statement, the carry not a whit about whe

i'm alex whit here in new york at msnbc headquarters. 6:00 a.m. out west, 9:00 in the east.ght now. >> is donald trump, in your mind, a racist? >> yes. donald trump is. >> omarosa opening up again. this time with the rev. what she said about race, talking to the special counsel, and being called a dog by the president. >>> cooperating. the "new york times" report about white house attorney don mcgaughan tahn talking to inves. what it means for the white house. >>> new voices criticizing president trump for revoking the security clearance of a former cia chief.

it is all being stopped at -- stocked whits it is ien >> everything they ha bveneee d stand or crumble on their heads. i just want to do something instead of just sitting at home and watching the news. yogita: relief efforts are going on at a frantic pace. this lorry has come in from a boxes of bottled water. they are oawhtsit.e ernot tcee er, adedto "they needre," shouts this man.oo f loca c by e e.he they have to stock up when they n. they don't know when the next boat will come. we have nothing to eat, nothing to drink. we don't even have a bed. the war has destroyed everything.ee fm thr houses, the out what is left of their homes and belongings. yogita lamaye, bbc news, keralac world news america." still to program,motional reunions between north d south koreans after decades of heart, and why the gatheerngs are so bieet. rajini: after almost 10 years of economic hardship, greece rait will see tens of billions f puostan now borrow again on international markets, as mark lowen reports. in 2010 gwagripped by unrest. the skyhigh deficit ledtsali t n euros. as austerity hit, despair tu

>> i think he looks -- honestly, he's whit's twin.>> it is kind of hard to hold a baby that looks exactly like your husband, is a miniature version of him. >> how is his big brother taking to him? does he like being a big brother? >> it is funny. he loves him so much i think he might hit him. he loves him so much but he doesn't understand his own strength. >> look at that picture. that's from the baby monitor, azur looking at his brother's crib. >> we put him in the crib with him and took a picture. also, he's going to share the same room with him eventually so i'm having him nap with his big brother azur and sometimes azur stares at him creepily in the crib, which worries me. >> beautiful. >> but i stay tuned to that baby monitor, make sure he doesn't hurt him or anything. obviously he's not going to hurt him. he loves him very much. >> i got to ask you quickly before we let you go and get back to mommy duties. with all of the stuff going on last week, paul manafort, michael cohen, are you ready to come back the work or what? give it

garrett, the different strokes housekeeper whose quick whit and wisdom made us laugh and smile for manyears. it's the role she's most known for but her career spanned decades on stage and screen. charlotte rae died surrounded by her family at home in los angeles. she was 92. >>> up next tonight, the critically acclaimed true story about to hit theatres everywhere. i sit down with spike lee about his stranger than fiction new movie. heat for tweets he made california wildfires... we investigate the comments sparking an outrage... plus get ready for more security on bart. how it )s able to add more patrols even though it )s under staffed... that )s next. right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, director spike lee is in our spotlight with his knew -- new film based on the true story of a black police officer that infiltrated the ku klux klan back in 1978, opened one year before the deadly power march in charlottesville. the film is in someway a story still in the making. the idea of a black cop infiltrating the kkk is stunning on its own. >> who am i speaking with? >> this is david duke. >> gr

whit as of this afternoon - the white house has not i don't love you leaving at all. >> reporter: theformer apprentice star, once one of the president's staunchest allies saying this brings up a major concern. >> who is running this country when president trump says "they run a big operation." is kelly truly running the company -- country? >> reporter: this follows another secret recording she released, the son with chief of staff john kelly -- this one with the chief of staff john kelly. >> let's not go down this road. this is non-negotiable. this has to do with some pretty serious integrity violations. >> reporter: the president is firing back for the former advisor, whom he has known for 15 years. >> she is a lowlife. >> reporter: he called her a lowlife and in a tweet called her wacky and said people in the white house hated her. she was vicious but not smart he said. manigault newman says she recorded the conversations to protect her credibility. nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> the white house has not commented on why john kelly held a personnel meeting inside one o

whit johnson is here and eva pilgrim is here. great to have you. >> thank you for having me this morning. >> absolutely. >> we love your dress. you brighten us up and a guy to him in a second.is here. but we're going to start with the news, which will bring us to sam champion. severe weather overnight, fast storms moving in flooding neighborhoods. we've seen people wading through inundated streets and airports across the region have been dealing with big delays. >>> and in virginia take a look. emergency crews closely watching a dam for any signs of failure. they're calling it safe and stable right now, but they are evacuating people just in case. >>> meanwhile, there is a new round of hot, dry weather hitting the wildfire zones in the west. fires now flaring up in texas as well. sam champion is tracking all of that. good morning, sam. >> good morning, eva, dan, whit, and good morning, everyone. hey, yeah, likely everyone you know has some kind of travel nightmare story to talk about, and we do more again today. but let's -- augu

the 42-year-old was remembered by colleagues for his whit and devotion to his family. his brother dominic also a firefighter talked about how they were inseparable as kids. >> as kids we always made pacts. i'll trade you this for that. i'll do this for that. my favorite pact was all right dom, if we get caught you take the blames that the cops get us, i'll take the blame if mom and dad get us. >> he was a 20-year veteran of fire fighting, he leaves behind his wife and kids. >>> the wildfire has now grown to 40,000 acres. combined the river and ranch fires have destroyed more than 150 homes. smoke from the fires continue to impact us in the bay area. an air quality advisory continues tomorrow and you can see a layer of haze from our dublin camera. people with respiratory problems are advised to stay indoors if possible. >> coming up a prominent voice in the me too movement now accused of sexual abuse. the allegation she paid a young actor to keep quiet. >> silicon valley's disappearing working class. teachers and nurses fear they'll be priced out. >> forget math. these

. >> with hard earned stars and enduring whit, john mccain made history, the cause of his life.elly o'donnell, nbc news, washington. >>> president trump, who has openly sparred with senator mccain tweeted his condolences saying my deepest sympathy and respect go to john mccain. our hearts and prayers are with you. meanwhile, president obama who had a friendship with him issued this statement. all of us can aspire to the courage to put the greater good buf our own. at john's best, he showed us what that means. for that, we are in his debt. we are hearing from senator mccain's family. his wife tweeted last night, my heart is broken. i'm so lucky to have lived the adventure of loving this incredible man for 38 years. he passed the way he lives, surrounded by the people he loves in the place he loves best. megan with an emotional tweet, i love you forever, my beloved father. all that i am is thanks to him. now that he is gone, my task is to live up to his example, expectations and his love. here with me now is adolpho. a difficult morning for us who admired the senator so much. you

jon: she is also black in a white house that is up to its namef being, well, very whit omarosa: donald trump is a con. jon: with her firing, and book she is now touting, the reality tv genre has come to the white house in the book cuses the president of being racist and misogynist. he fired back. pres. trump: lowlife. she's a lowlife. r jon: benge is a dish best served cold, and she hasis planned ll out, extraordinarily with a tape of her firing by chief of staff john kelly. jon: that drew gasps in the west wing the firing took place in the situation room, a place where no recordings are ever allowed. that was yesterday. today omarosa had a new tape to play, donald trump feigning a nice about the dismissal. -- feigning ignorance about the dismissal. s comeow donald trump out swinging. "wacky omarosa, who got fired three times on 'the apprentice,' now got fired for the last time. she never made it, never will. she begged me for a job, tears in her eyes. i sd ok." the flip and response would be to say that this is harmless fun, but this is the west wing, e nerve center of the mo powerful

whit a dies a hospital. >> in viewing the video, shom i shomari, you can see that white took an aggressive posture. aggressively charged the officer. >> the howard county state's attorney's office unanimously cleared the officer of wrongdoing. >> i agree with that 100%. agrees. he now, police traveled to north carolina to meet white's family and told them the officeras cleared. we don't know if police showed video.mily the >> shomari, why did the police go after him if white wasin ru away? >> basically, officer badgujar's attorney told investigators that he was drawn to white because he encountered him becausee say white had a ripped shirt and he moved his right hand to the right sidf his body, that it was suspicious, and he believed that white had a gun. >> wow. interesting. that video tells the story. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for that. wendy, over to you. >> new details tonight about the police soting today that occurred. two people are dead, a gunshot victim and theuspected gunman who was then shot and killed by police. news4's jackie nsen tells the area was crowded with witne

abc's whit johnson is here with that story for us.rter: robin, good morning. for the first time casey affleck is publicly saying sorry and addressing those sexual harassment allegations against him. he says he's been listening to the national conversation surrounding the me too movement and reflecting on his own behavior. casey affleck emerging back into the public eye with a revealing and surprising interview opening up about past allegations made against him in the wake of the me too movement. >> the buck had to stop with me as being one of the purchases and i have to accept responsibility for that and that was a mistake and i contributed to that unprofessional environment and i tolerated -- i tolerated that kind of behavior from other people and i wish that i hadn't. and i'm sorry. >> reporter: the 42-year-old actor, director and brother of hollywood superstar ben affleck apologizing for the atmosphere on the set of 2010's "i'm still here" which he directed and starred in alongside joaquin phoenix. >> life's a journey that goes rou

abc's whit johnson is here. that during the show. >> reporter: that's right, cecilia. surprise and plenty of outrage following the show. louis ck made a name for himself telling jokes about male hypocrisy, taking shots at his own sexual missteps. but in his comeback routine the comedian reportedly ignored the elephant in the room, bypassing the allegations that toppled his career. >> i'm the guy that women see and they go, eh. >> reporter: known for his raunchy standup routines, this morning, louis ck's controversial comeback is prompting a social media firestorm. the disgraced comedian performing stand-up over the weekend for the first time since admitting to exposing and touching himself in front of several women, but made no mention about those allegations on stage. >> on stage he didn't make any real reference to it. i'm not sure why. he just went on and pretended it was any other set. >> reporter: the internet exploding. comedian michael ian black, initially defending him in one post, writing, we'll take he

abc's whit johnson is here and, whit, with growing popularity comes some growing pressure. >> absolutelykers, you are wrong. it is a booming professional industry. cash prizes worth tens of thousands but the gaming lifestyle is raising fresh concerns in the mental health community. >> david katz keeps to himself. >> reporter: video game commentators describing david katz, known as bread, in the high-stakes high-pressure word of competitive gaming. >> to even get him to open up to talk to you about anything, it's like pulling teeth. >> reporter: court records show katz, the accused jacksonville shooter, was treated for mental health disorders before he went pro. >> watch out. >> reporter: esports competitions like madden, fortnite and overwatch are exploding in popularity. in 2017, 360 million people worldwide watched one league of legends' livestream event, more than three times the audience of last year's super bowl. the university of akron announcing it's building a 5200-square-foot e-sports facility. more than $160 million in sponsorship money up for grabs. pro gamer steven javarusski

whit johnson, abc news, new york. >>> and "billionaire boys club" opened this weekend to unbelievable>> the budget for that ensemble film which included names like rosanna arquette was $15 million. >> the two-day take was $287. not $287 million. $287. that works out to about six people per theater went to see it. this is the first big budget film for spacey after he was accused of sexual misconduct and sexual harassment allegations. >> i don't know that i was aware of it. so i don't know that there was a ton of awareness about this movie. >> a lot of people have had a tough time going to see anything that involves kevin spacey after the controversy of the last year. >>> the movie that was number one, a pleasant surprise. we'll get to that soon. >> coming up -- >> very soon. >> -- we'll talk about the box office a little more. >>> but first, the woman who fell off a cruise ship and lost at sea, she's sharing her incredible survival story. >> and concern for many parents as students head back to school, a shortage of life saving epipens. >>> remember to find us @abc wnn. you're watching

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whit johnson is here with more. good morning, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning. authorities have been tight-lipped revealing very little about who they've questioned but we spoke to a man who believes he saw mollie tibbetts on the night she vanished with her hair in a ponytail and wearing an armband for her cell phone or music, an account he said he took straight to investigators. >> i've seen her, you know, it would probably be three, four times a week, she would jog down the street. >> reporter: for the first time we are hearing from the man who believes he could be the last person to have seen mollie tibbetts before her mysterious disappearance. in an exclusive interview with abc news, devin riley says the university of iowa student went jogging past his house about 8:00 p.m. july 18th. >> she jogged down the street, up the hill and i thought nothing of it until i heard somebody was missing. then it, like, really hit me and it's like i haven't seen that runner since then. >> reporter: he called the police with that tip after seeing her picture on the news. law

abc's whit johnson here with the story. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, welcome to you. authorities call it transnational organized crime and this morning, three alleged high-ranging members of the prolific hacking group known as fin7 are behind bars. accused of stealing information from more than 15 million credit cards using phishing e-mails laced with malware and following up with phone calls to legitimize those e-mails. the group targeting more than 100 u.s. companies, prosecutors say focusing on hotels and popular restaurant chains, including chipotle, chili's, arby's and red robin. it affected people in nearly every state in the u.s. and several countries abroad. all are charged with 26 felony counts. >> what should you do? >> you can first sign up for one of those credit monitoring services. that will alert you if there's any suspicious activity. then if you find out that there is some, you need to report that immediately to your bank or credit card company and contact the company directly that may have been compromised. many including red robin will provide free

whit johnson is here with the latest. good morning, whit. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you.disappearance. now we're seeing mollie tibbetts' magnetic personality and hearing her voice. her family and friends posting these private home videos eager to keep the search alive. this morning, an intimate look at a playful mollie tibbetts, that infectious personality friends describe on full display in these newly surfaced home videos. this one taken just one day before the university of iowa student disappeared. >> worked in your life and used you and made you stronger through those obstacles. what your testimony is, is showing everyone the strength that god has given you. >> reporter: her family also posting this deeply personal video to social media. mollie speaking about faith and prayer in 2016. >> in that moment i kind of knew that was god's way of showing me that the power of prayer really was something and it was something that came into my life. >> reporter: the 20-year-old last seen jogging july 18th 7:30 p.m. investigators say she was wearing a pink sports top, shorts and

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at 5:34, a whit out and began firing on to the crowd. the shooter was trying to target another gun the man who is in a group. two men were shot in the stomach and one was grazed the hand. the two seriously injured victims were taken to the hospital. one woman who came to the park after receiving a call from her son said the nature of the shooting was troubling. >> i don't think you can accurately shoot unless you are a marksman. i think that is worse.>> reporter: we're waiting for further updates from the berkeley police. they say they do not have a description of the suspect. when victim is in critical condition. back to you. >> there were bouncy houses there so there were kids there when it all happened. thank you.>>> district -- is encouraging people to limit outdoor activities. every lives with his two kids at clark memorial swim center in walnut creek, beating the scorching heat on this hot august day. >> it is sunny and warm but it is great to get in here is. >> reporter: we found people jogging, biking and relaxing in the shade. s

they -- they were pushing back against their fears that minorities were making whites, at least those whit whites irrelevant. >> we have seen a growing number of hate crimes. how much do you think they relate to the current arguments over immigration? >> big words. americans protests waves of catholic immigrants in the 1840s. jews and chinese in the 19th century. latinos during the last half century. each time americans here have blamed the newcomers for abusing government benefits. ironically most of us fit into one of those previous categories. each new group has into american society often taking the lowest run on the jobs that nobody else wanted. >> yeah. but it seems unusually venomous. how do we account for that? >> there is no single issue of sorts. in their place we now have many more service industry jobs which don't pay as much. our second thought, 100 years ago we had 1 million. today we have less than 50,000. it is an example. we use clean natural gas now instead of polluting coal. the >> you put all of these things together. we have identified for more than 200 years. >> uh-hu

and the whit iticism that o >>> crews are beginning to make progress in the fight against massive wildfires burning all over northern california. >> the white house responds to criticism that one of the president's latest tweets amounts to obstruction of justice. good morning. it's thurspoints at many of the nation's smaller airports. jackie ward joins us to explain the potential impact on major airports like san jose, oakland, and san francisco. >> we want to emphasize that the change would potentially happen at small or medium sized airports. if sfo here is your main airport it's most likely you will continue to be screened. if you travel by small or medium airports, things might be changing. cnn obtained internal documents from tsa in which the agency discusses getting rid of the ternal screenings at about 150 airports. this is an idea from as far as 2011 that's being revisited, a change that would affect about 10,000 passengers a year screened by nearly 1300tsa employees daily. the number of passengers is half a percent of all the people who fly out daily. still

her whit, her humor. very self-deprecating, but she could slice and dice pretty good, too. and i think people kind of liked that about her personality. >> we had george w. bush at the library around a civil rights summit we did four years ago, around the passage of the -- 50th anniversary of the passage of the civil rights act. and we were in the great hall of the lbj libraries. majestic space with the presidential seal etched in marble. and around the perimeter of the hall are portraits of all of our presidents and first ladies. and barbara bush was infamously known around her family ranks as the enforcer. and george w. bush looked at her portrait, he leaned over and he said, if you look carefully, you can see her eyes move. may i relate one more? >> yeah. >> i was relieved at the funeral that it was so short. that's what she would -- >> she planned it. >> she absolutely planned it, meticulously that way. >> everything, yes. >> and i'll never forget, it was a couple of years before her death, i was -- the bushes asked me to do a fund-raiser in kenny bunkport for the kenny

he points to report on the whit house.oying some o the gun. he is a very annoying some of the gun. and i want to comment the white house for putting up with that nonsense and here's sheer -- whatever you want to call it that he is. let's turn to the blue wave among them. and they are just bragging abou how close this is and how it offers for a blue wave in november. your thoughts? >> my thoughts are 50 years of doing campaigns, you don't when it unless you get those votes. coming in a close second doesn' mean much. >> unless you are democrat. >> we've been talking about there getting closer. there getting closer to a victory. the got to get the victory in the reality is there are 89 day to go to election day. my senses that the voters in ohio and other places had an opportunity to go out and make their choice and they did. there's plenty of folks to get you there. my sense is this gentleman will win again. the numbers don't hold up. >> there is no indication anymore that there is going to be a wave. the reality is those nu

. >> the war whits is real. >> there are countless voices of hate in the digital world. >> it's diversityhat divided white people. >> we need to nuke africa. and cut off the aid there. >> liberating women is the worst disaster ever. >> welcome to the radical agenda. >> this is alt right shock jock. one of the most effective prop began propaganda working today. >> racism is normal. the only reason you haven't seen it is because jews censor it. >> he isn't different from who i used to be. today we're on opposite sides of the war. >> he tells people, well, if you stop hating then your life will improve. that's not what this is about. he was a gang member who didn't stay in his gang. >> i don't think he's even white. >> i don't give a damn if guys like him insult me. i'm worried about the thousands of people who are infected by their poison every day. >> there will be pain and suffering. as we take our place to rule the earth. >> people like gabe. >> one people, one nation. one leader. >> adoff. >> i have been working with gabe for eight months and thought we were making progress. but it's cl