abc's zachary kiesch spent time with her. >> reporter: it's just after dawn.ting in her zone. this rookie is about to compete against some of the most decorated surfers in the world. >> she's a seasoned, crusty veteran at the age of 16. >> i'm exactly where i want to be, so i'm stoked. >> reporter: on some levels, she's just getting started. this is her a couple years ago. these days, she drips confidence and moves with style. a ride and rise that's taken her as high as number three in the world. >> remember the name. i smell a world title down the line. >> reporter: she is the youngest surfer ever to qualify for the super bowl of surfing. >> it's the top 17 women in the entire world. >> reporter: he parents saw it from the beginning. take me backing to the beginning. >> there were signs that she was gifted. >> you see her horseback riding. she was a barrel racer. she would be winning buckles and all sorts of fun stuff. >> reporter: born in florida, she is the fourth of six children. >> i can sigh it connects through. >> reporter: he brother luke marx is a pro

here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, the setup that that shook up the art world. the british graffiti artist banksy is known as a conversation starter. but all the chatter tonight is about his gallery painting of the iconic "girl with balloon." the artwork sold at sotheby's in london for a reported $1.4 million. but seconds after the sale, this happened. first, the beeping of an alarm. and then, the mounted canvas disappears and emerges from the bottom of the frame, shredded. the auction house, caught off-guard by the stunt, scrambled. saying online, "it appears we just got banksy-ed." the elusive street artist, who has never revealed his identity, seemed to relish the buzz. hours later, revealing how he pulled it off. saying, "a few years ago, i secretly built a shredder into a painting in case it was ever put up for auction." some experts say the move will make him money. >> that stunt, i think, has added a minimum of $5 million to his back pocket. >> reporter: tom, banksy's popularity has spread around the world by using his paint brush as a tool to address soc

here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: new images of the deadly car explosion killing three men in allentown, pennsylvania. police and neighbors standing just feet away saturday night as the vehicle erupted in flames. residents describing a thunderous blast. >> we just had an explosion south of chew street. >> it's a car. we're getting multiple calls. >> reporter: the scare rippled throughout the neighborhood. investigators revealed few answers about the explosion, and what may have caused it. the men's identities have not been revealed. authorities calling the blast a "criminal incident." >> we have a high degree of confidence the perpetrator was probably killed in the incident. >> reporter: today, the fbi, atf, state, and local police descending on the scene, ruling nothing out. police are not saying if the victims were in the vehicle, or walking at the time of the explosion. the blast disrupting a quiet saturday night. shaking the neighborhood. shattering windows. debris scattered in every direction. residents told to shelter in place. tom, the atf is leading this investigation. they are

here is zachary kiesch. >> reporter: the setup that shook up the art world.raffiti artist banksy is known as a conversation starter, but all the chatter is about his gallery painting of the iconic girl with balloon. it sold in london for a reported $1.4 million. but seconds after the sale, this happened. first, the beeping of an alarm and then the mounted canvas disappears and emerges from the bottom of the frame, shredded. the auction house caught off guard by the stunt scrambled, saying online it appears we just got banksy-d. the street artist seemed to relish the buzz. hours later, revealing how he pulled it off, saying a few years ago i secretly built a shredder into a painting in case it was ever put up for auction. some experts say the move will make him money. >> that stunt, i think, has added a minimum of $5 million to his back pocket. >> reporter: banksy's popularity has grown around the world by using his paintbrush as a tool to address social injustices both inside the world of art and beyond. zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >> additional $5 mi

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zachary kiesch reports. ♪ >> reporter: empower by a string of hits, pop star dua lipa has exploded oner most recent single "electricity". ♪ electricity >> it's nice out here. >> reporter: but success comes with challenges and being on the road for most of the year can be tough. >> we're basically tour tour tor i didn't have a top photographer. amazing if you came on tour with me. she got on the tour bus and joined us. it's nice to have a friend on the road and she's mental and crazy. she's a lot of fun. >> reporter: by the time we caught up with them outside of dua lipa's hotel they had company. >> we're heading off to a workout. kind of feels normal about our day. we wake up, we find a workout that's nearby. we work out and we have breakfast and we start our day. that kind of makes us feel like we're kind of in a routine and that life isn't as crazy as it actually is. >> reporter: later that day, it's back to work. as dua lipa heads lollapalooza music festival. >> i think it's going to be -- >> reporter: from there she heads to interviews. >> my first interview was this one here. >>

and abc's zachary kiesch joins us with more this morning. n, and eva, good morning to you. he's the second most decorated u.s. swimmer in history. only michael phelps has been better in the water. in recent years ryan lochte may be best known for what he's done outside of the water. now his lawyer says, he needs help. he was once celebrated as an olympic gold medalist and budding tv star. >> lochte for president. >> reporter: but this morning, ryan lochte apparently heading to rehab, as new details emerge about his issues with alcohol. a photo released by tmz sports showing the former u.s. olympic gold medalist in a car crash thursday night in florida that sent another driver to the hospital. according to the police report, lochte was cited for careless driving. tmz reports that crash came just hours after the cops were called on the swimmer in california for kicking in his hotel room door around 3:00 a.m. while drunk. lochte's lawyer tells tmz sports ryan has been battling alcohol addiction for years. adding that lochte will be getting help

earned a college scholarship and recognition from an nfl star, a very special one, and abc's zachary kiesch is here with the story. zachary, good morning. >> dan, eva, whit, good morning to you. what a great story. this is about the journey rsof h dams no matter the obstacles. now he's put himself in a position to go to the next level. alex hurlburt is a top defensive player for west salem high school in oregon. on friday night he helped lead >> one, two, three. >> reporter: on friday night he helped lead his team to a blow-out win against the crosstown foe. alex is known for his passion for the game and his toughness on and off the field. >> i didn't want to be seen as, you know, that kid with -- with one arm. >> reporter: hurlburt benches 270 pounds. using a little creativity in the gym, hurlburt does 500-pound deadlifts. finding a way has been his story from the beginning. he was born with just one hand due to a complication at birth. now he's doing what most can't achieve with two hands. this week he found out he'll play division 1 football on a full ride scholarship at the university o