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"insomniac kitchen" checked it out. we will too. that's up next. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues i thought, "the red cross does katrina. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. ♪ we're excited about this one. because everyone loves ice cream in the summer. >> yes. >> and everyone loves s'mores, camp fires. >> yes. you put these together now and you've got just one of the special flavors at an innovative ice cream shop here in new york city. abc's tina trinh takes a look in this week's "insomniac kitchen." >> reporter: hey, insomniacs. happy national ice cream month. we're here at the milkmade tasting room in brooklyn with diana. you're a little out there when it comes to flavors. not your typical chocolate, vanilla. >> yeah. so we aim to deliver a brand-new ice cream experience with every delivery that we do. two new flavors every month. we've never repeated a flavor. >> reporter: wow. >> and they're always very inspired and unique using only local ingredients and the best ingredients that we can find. >> reporter: so what are we making today? >> today we are making toasted s'mores. it is our current flavor of the month. >> reporter: awesome. >> for july. torched marshmallow ice cream >> reporter: okay. >> with chocolate chips and graham crackers. >> reporter: yum! >> first a cup and a half milk and cup and a half of cream. so we have our milk and our cream in there. now we add our sugar. i'm going to add a little bit of salt. about a teaspoon. once this heats up, we are going to add the eggs. >> reporter: ah, okay. >> we have to temper the yolks first. you can't just pour them into the hot liquid because they'll cook. >> reporter: cook. >> you need to get them adjusted very slowly to the hot temperature. next, we need to torch the marshmallow in order to get that s'mores taste. >> reporter: so if you had marshmallows at home would you just kind of like melt them down and then -- >> just throw them all in, throw a bunch of marshmallows all in. >> reporter: really? >> we toasted our marshmallow. it's ready to go. >> reporter: this is toasted marshmallow that you scraped off the best part of. >> yes. >> reporter: the toasted part. >> we're going to add this base right in and mix it up so that we can spin it we can churn it and turn it into ice cream right now. >> reporter: awesome. >> yeah. >> reporter: you captured it. it totally tastes like a s'more. yummy! >> one iteration of a s'more, sure. >> reporter: excellent. thank you so much! >> yeah, thank you. >> they've got a good thing going. >> wow. >> you're loving this stuff. >> this is life-changing ice cream. it's not just ice cream. it's amazing. >> where does your life go now from where it was? >> i don't know. probably to the end of this pint of ice cream. >> we've had a lot of food up here. she's been killing this during the commercial break. she's really into this. >> thanks for outing me on national television. >> milkmade tasting room, thanks for that. the folks in brooklyn, you can get for $30 a month, they give you two points of new flavors. so you can actually be a -- i know you like memberships to clubs. you were talking about amazon and jet. >> i can just save that money and spend it on ice cream now. >> we thank them. we got a weirdly detail. a factoid we're trying to figure out. we were given this. sales of ice cream actually go down when it's hotter. >> uh-huh. >> we got to fact check that one. >> can't be true. >> that can't be right. >> excellent ice cream. >> "the mix" coming next. me cause look at her. aw... so we use k-y ultragel. it enhances my body's natural moisture so i can get into the swing of it a bit quicker. and when i know she's feeling like that, it makes me feel like we're both... when she enjoys it we enjoy it even more. and i enjoy it. feel the difference with k-y ultragel. ugh, this pimple's gonna last forever. aw com'on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. besides, its not like acne will last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you... forever. stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! see what i'm saying? 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>> yes, he did. her husband's name is donnie. mrs. donnie writing, when street view launched they didn't blur out faces and there was no need to tell her. >> okay. but you know, in the long list of things that guys lie to their wives about, where does smoking rank? >> well, he had a heart attack. he had like a heart attack. >> oh, this is a serious health issue. >> he could have been -- >> he knows better. okay. >> so, that's pretty high up in my book. >> okay. that changes the game completely. all right. we turn now to one young lady. there she -- okay she's the little one sitting down, i believe. this young lady put together a series of videos online that have gone viral. you know why? because the girl can go. she can move. >> yeah. >> her name is what is it tatia? do i have that name right? yes, excuse me, taylor, tala is her name. she's done routines for shake it off, anaconda. she does it with her friend, a 14-year-old. so you've got an 11-year-old and a 14-year-old putting this together. look at this. >> wow, they've got moves. >> they're impressive! she calls it her fraternal twin if you will because they're totally in sync. this is their latest and impressive video. okay. i like this. >> this is awesome. >> got some production value, costumes, they've got some makeup going. >> they've got a future, these girls. >> you will see them plenty. >> right? absolutely. ♪ love this video! all right, now to a little sports huh? you know how i love my sports. >> sports with reena. >> take a look at this video. a kicker who sort of channeled in his inner soccer player on a trick shot, nails a field goal despite not having a holder. and he -- see him there, boom! >> oh! >> now, if you look carefully in the background there, it says "pray for us." we kind of wondered. >> we're curious. we don't know where that's from. >> how good the team might be if -- >> oh, i'm sure that's referencing something else. >> okay. >> but a lot of kickers are soccer players as well. he might be one of those this morning on "world news now," clearer picture. the explosive dashcam video released of sandra bland's initial encounter with police. can this video tell us more about why she was later found dead in her jail cell? keeping secrets, bill cosby's latest battle. cosby's lawyers asking to keep an old sexual assault case sealed. his accuser trying to make those details public. but what's he hiding? wild wisconsin. what was a lion doing on the prowl in milwaukee? scared residents making what police thought were prank calls at first, but was it just a mirage from the summer heat? and great scott! michael j. fox reuniting with his "back to the future" family, but he says he's not willing to slip on his marty mcfly sneakers just yet. why he'll be driving under 88 miles per hour. that's later in "the skinny." it's wednesday, july 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. well good morning, everyone. we begin with a new view of the arrest of sandra bland, just days before she was found hanging in her jail cell. the young black woman going head to head with a texas state trooper before he forced her from her car. >> at a memorial service last night, bland's mother telling the crowd her daughter went to texas to stop all social injustice in the south. a dashcam video now showing the heated confrontation that landed her behind bars. let's get more now from abc's brandi hitt. >> do you mind putting out your cigarette, please? >> i'm in my car. why do i have to put out my cigarette? >> reporter: what started off as a traffic stop for failing to signal a lane change escalated in minutes. >> get out of the car now or i'm going to remove you. >> and i'm going to call my lawyer. >> i'm going to yanko out of here. >> you're going to yank me out of my car? don't touch me. >> get out of the car! >> yank me out of my own car. >> get out of your car! i will write you up. >> wow. >> get out! >> wow. >> get out! >> sandra bland demanding to know why she's being arrested combative as a bystander also records the incident nearby. >> you just slammed my head into the ground. do you not care about that? >> reporter: the arresting officer writing in his report "bland began swinging her elbows at me and then kicked my right leg in the shin." >> i can look at the video and say wait a minute, that violates policy. >> reporter: and now a death investigation. three days after her arrest, you see commotion inside the waller county jail when bland was found dead in her cell. guards claimed she hanged herself with a garbage bag but her family doesn't believe it. >> what happened to her? why was she ever removed from her car? >> reporter: while detectives investigate whether it's murder or suicide, state leaders are urging calm amid calls of discrimination. >> we want to make certain that, quote/unquote, that people do not perceive this anything we do as it relates to this investigation as a whitewash. we want to make certain no stone is unturned. >> reporter: detectives are treating this case like a murder investigation, as they would any death in the jail. they're also looking at video sandra bland may have captured recording the officer on her own cell phone while her family awaits its own independent autopsy. reena and t.j. state and federal lawmakers are moving swiftly to enact legislation to arm military personnel working at recruiting stations. the federal law, if passed would lift a pentagon order barring most service members from carrying firearms at most military installations. it follows last week's deadly shooting at military sites in chattanooga, during which five service members were killed. some argue that armed service members might have stopped the shooter. donald trump still grabbing most of the headlines, most of the attention in the republican presidential race. now he's attacking his gop rivals, even leveling some attacks you wouldn't believe, and would you guess this as well? he's revealing the private phone number private cell number of one candidate. here now abc's jon karl. >> reporter: under fire for insulting john mccain, donald trump was at it again, hammering mccain's good friend presidential candidate lindsey graham. >> and then i watch this idiot, lindsey graham on television today, and he calls me a jackass. "he's a jackass." >> reporter: and then he went further, actually giving out graham's private cell phone number. >> i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it. 202 -- >> reporter: and still stinging trump's comments on mccain's military service. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. 5 1/2 years. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to tell you. >> reporter: "new york daily news" called trump "g.i. joke," pointing out that while mccain was being tortured in vietnam, trump was living the high life back home avoiding the draft with multiple deferments. we caught up with mccain in washington. >> is it especially galling from a guy who avoided the draft with so many deferments? >> all of this i tried to put behind me when i came back home to unite america, not to divide it. >> reporter: trump insists he's done his part for veterans, including serving as grand marshal for a veterans parade he helped pay for in 1995. as for lindsey graham, he was bombarded with so many phone calls after trump gave out his phone number on national television, that he says he now needs to get a new phone. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. well bill cosby's attorneys have made their case for keeping the terms of a decade-old sexual battery lawsuit settlement involving cosby sealed. cosby's accusers in that settlement want the details to be made public. in their written argument, cosby's legal team claims that cosby's admission to using quaaludes in the 1970s doesn't mean he drugged and sexually assaulted women. pope francis gathered leaders from all over the world to discuss climate change. the pontiff told a group he has high hopes for the paris climate talks in november. one by one, the officials lined up to sign a declaration saying that climate change is real manmade and must be stopped. the pope also wants the u.n. to address human trafficking and modern-day slavery. extreme weather here at home. strong winds damaged several homes near charlotte, north carolina, yesterday. one of the homes brand-new. the family just moved in when the winds picked up. they ran to a relative's home next door only to see their house blown off its foundation. well, here's a look at your weather. storms are a possibility again today in the carolinas. with heavy rains and winds. the northeast will get a break from the humidity. plus into the midwest, showers and storms this afternoon in the rockies. >> hot-lanta, new orleans and miami will be around 90 seattle and portland in the mid-70s. 81 for boston and kansas city. a lot of warm temperatures out there this summer. a lot of dogs might want to cool off, as well. maybe want to dip in the pool. but not all dogs are interested. >> case in point, rosie would love to get to her tennis ball floating in the water there. apparently rosie doesn't want to go in after it. >> so watch what rosie does. uses the smaller plastic pool as a boat gets to the edge of the water, gets close enough to grab the ball then jumps back out on dry land. rosie showing talent and ingenuity there. >> and smarts! rosie is smarter than most of us at this hour. >> speak for yourself, please. please. >> oh, boy. great going, rosie. we're proud of you. well coming up more dogs and the despicable people stealing them trying to sell them back to their owner. the alarming trend of rover being held for ransom. and later in "the skinny," the biggest music videos. mtv handing out the nominees for the much-anticipated vmas, even though they're not really playing music videos these days. you're watching "world news now." ♪ kiss me under the light of a thousand stars ♪ ♪ roll the dice ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by southern new hampshire university. southern new hampshire university. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria on more than just the trashcan. it's the "pungent gym bag stink" neutralizer. and the "prevent mold and mildew on the shower curtain for up to 7 days" spray. it's also the "odor causing bacteria" fighter. and even the "athlete's foot fungus" killer. discover more ways you can use lysol disinfectant spray to help keep your home healthier. what do you got to offer us today? 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he gets mad. he decides to headbutt the door. how do you think that worked out? he breaks the window. >> i think it hurt. >> i think it hurt, jack. but he kind of knocked himself out a little bit at the time. you see? >> oh, boy. >> oh, stop. >> oh, boy. >> oh, my goodness gracious. oh. now, he ended up just taking off. police want to question the guy. but this isn't -- how are you going to take on a bus? i mean i know you get frustrated. oh my goodness gracious. >> oh, my. polk county, that's in florida. >> of course it is. >> my home state. >> i didn't say it that time. >> i did. i'm proud of my state, but we're going to go to milwaukee now. a neighborhood there is actually on edge after a family reported seeing a lion strolling across their backyard. they actually captured it on cell phone video. a mysterious creature on the move. police agreed it did look kind of lionish. >> lionish? >> that was the word, lionish. they searched for the animal for hours but found nothing. >> well, i feel better, they didn't find anything. what is lionish? what's the other option? >> look at it. it's got the little lion look. >> what's the other option? it's lion-like, but they're not confirming it's a lion. >> it was not a german shepherd. i can confirm that. >> lionish. >> pretty big. new and heartless scam using craigslist. people who steal dogs, then try to sell the pets online. >> this is crazy. one texas family recognized its own beloved dog on the site. abc's mara schiavocampo explains what they did next. >> reporter: dog thefts caught on camera. a 5-year-old pug taken right from its owner's yard. pit bulls taken from their chicago home and stuffed in the trunk of a car. sadly, most stolen dogs remain missing. but an increasing number of stolen pups are being found on craigslist. carol lowe from houston, texas, says her yorkshire terrier, sushi, was one of them. >> there was a hole in the fence. she snuck out from that way and then it just, you know, she kind of ran into the wrong hands. >> reporter: lowe says right after sushi ran away a dog that looked identical to her was advertised for sale on craigslist. while an initial attempt to the confront the seller failed, she says seven months later, she spotted another posting. so lowe and a friend went to check it out, armed with a microchip reader. the dog looked slightly different. the pup online darker than sushi had been before disappearing. but the microchip reader proved lowe's suspicion. >> i finally, very slowly realized oh, my gosh, this is really sushi. i said, kara, this is your dog. >> reporter: so lowe paid the $250 asking price to get her dog back. dog theft isn't uncommon. almost 350 dogs have been swiped so far this year. experts say the first thing you should do if you think your dog has been taken, check online ads. if you see them there, alert authorities right away. have all of your ownership paper handy and always make sure your pup has a microchip so you can claim your dog back. >> people out there who are predators who are looking to make money by selling dogs especially in the age of social media. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> wow. well another dog-related story, this one nothing but nice. the dog involved is shep. >> shep's owner is a guy from the military. his name is jerome. he was hours away from deploying overseas. he didn't have anywhere to leave his pup for months that he was going to be gone so he had to just in an emergency, posted an ad on reddit but a little while later, shep was being dropped off with a family in sacramento. >> the family has close ties to the military. several members are veterans. they wanted to give shep a good home while jerome is off serving our nation. >> that's good to help out there, last minute. it was an emergency. he didn't know what he was going to do. >> he didn't know what he was going to do. we should say, shep is pretty old, has a hip problem. it was good that he was able to stay at a nice home. >> he's in good care. when we come back, we'll find out what will it take to get michael j. fox to play marty mcfly again. also how president obama would prevent a television tragedy. "the skinny" next. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ well, a pair of pop culture stars approaching the end of their time in the spotlight got together last night. >> president obama made his seventh appearance on jon stewart's "the daily show." mr. obama has been in the oval office for 6 1/2 years. jon stewart has been anchoring his show for 16 and wraps up his stint much sooner than the president, but not if barack obama has anything to say. >> i can't believe that you're leaving before me. in fact, i'm issuing a new executive order. that jon stewart cannot leave the show. [ cheers and applause ] it's being challenged in the courts. >> yes. i have to say, for me this is a states' rights issue. this is not something that you should be -- >> there were also serious moments, more than usual, in fact. >> of course, there were a lot of hot topics these days. they talked about the nuclear deal with iran, also talked about the republican presidential candidates. they also talked what the president has accomplished and what he had not. but it's been fun to watch those two over the years, but seven times. i didn't realize it had been that many but he's been a regular on that show. >> fun to watch the two of them. >> it is. and jon stewart, he's given credit for being one of the tougher interviewers of the president, even though he's supposed to be a comedian. he does a really good job. >> he always knows his stuff. the nominations are out for the mtv video music awards. taylor swift has more of them than anyone else. >> shocker. >> she has nine of them and her "bad blood" collaboration with kendrick lamar is the most nominated clip with seven nods. >> but "bad blood" has stiff competition for video of the year including my favorite, ed sheeran's "thinking out loud." ♪ place your head to my beating heart ♪ ♪ i'm thinking out loud maybe we found love right where we are ♪ >> you found love with ed sheeran. >> i have. >> you are in love. >> dude, i loven him, but my goodness, got to love her, too. beyonce's "7/11" strong contender for video of the year. and yes, beyonce bouncing around in her underwear in a video is probably going to be a strong contender here. other nominees include "uptown funk" and kendrick lamar. >> beyonce knows how to sing, underwear, no underwear. take her any day. much is being made that the "back to the future" movie, i know we're going to keep going, okay? 2015, you may recall that the original film marty mcfly is sent 30 years into the past to make sure his parents get together and he has a future. the three stars in "back to the future," christopher lloyd, lea thompson and michael j. fox, were reunited at london comic-con. >> yeah fox was asked what it would take to get him to play marty mcfly again. he said a lot, but that's mostly if he has to work with the delorean car again. he says he hated it! he told the comic-con audience he kept hitting his head on the door and it was the worst thing to drive. >> who knew? >> who knew? >> but the hover board still -- >> you're still all about the hover board. >> it was so cool. >> that was in "back to the future 2." but still, a lot of people remember the hover board. the future of the british throne turns 2 today. the palace released a new photo of prince george on its facebook -- oh what a cutie! pinch those cheeks. reach through the television screen. there's an official british monarchy facebook page. i didn't know that. the photo was taken earlier this month at princess charlotte's christening. >> the cambridges as they're called seem to be trying to project a just folksy image. they're just folks, if you will. they're a normal couple, well to do, royals and all that, but they're just a normal group of folks. they're living at home, not a palace. william works as an air ambulance helicopter pilot. they reportedly held a private birthday party there for george today. george i think has become my favorite royal. for years, it's been harry. harry's been my guy. >> yeah you're right. he's been replaced. >> i just i want to hang with harry. but now i want to hang with george. >> you know he's got personality. >> look at this kid. i'm loving george right now. >> i know. but they have. they call them the cambridges. they've tried to make it seem like they're down to earth people who go grocery shopping and take their kids to the park. >> they seem to be. regular jobs. well coming up here it's getting ugly online about the "bachelorette." people are saying really nasty stuff out there. >> we'll be back. trebek. if you're age 50 to 85 this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to get. coverage options for just $9.95 a month less than 35 cents a day. act now and your rate will be locked in for life. it will never increase. your coverage can never be cancelled as long as you pay your premiums, and your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. you cannot be turned down because of your health. call for your information kit and gift. both are free, with no obligation. don't wait call this number now. ♪ ever since darryl's wife started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. 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"kaitlyn you need to unspread your whore legs and shut your [ expletive ] filthy diseased mouth and [ expletive ] off." >> when it's thousands and thousands of comments after comments just pouring in of people hating, like i get death threats. >> "i can't wait to see kaitlyn cry like a little [ expletive ]. she's a dirt aey dirty [ bleep ] who treats people like [ bleep ]." >> i mean, that was a mother who said that to me. >> well, i'll tell you this, i will take you as a role model for my kids over anybody who would be a cyberbully and spew that kind of hate. >> this is the scene you don't see. >> reporter: when i visited the set, i asked about some of those intimate details now under scrutiny. it's going to be weird romancing more than one guy? >> weird would be a good word. >> reporter: weird's a good word. weird's a good word. >> one of the great things that the show does is it pushes social dilemmas and social issues. if it sparks debate, how bad can that be? >> reporter: the social media firestorm strong but in less than a week the only words that will matter for this bachelorette, "i do." juju chang, abc news, new york. >> okay. next week, big moment here on the show. >> what's that? >> we're going to have the massiv ♪ we're all in this together. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. good morning to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following 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 presidential politics, even the iran deal. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, july 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. we start this half hour with that shocking dashcam video from sandra bland's arrest. one excruciating moment after another after what should have been a routine traffic stop spins out of control. >> some lawmakers immediately condemned the officer's behavior saying bland should never have been taken into custody. >> do you mind putting out your cigarette, please, if you don't mind? >> i'm in my car. why do i have to put out my cigarette? >> well, you can step on out now. >> i don't have to step out of my car. >> step out of the car. get out of the car now or i'm going to remove you. >> and i'm calling my lawyer. >> i'm going to yank you out of here. >> you're going to yank me out of my car? don't touch me. >> get out of the car! get out of the car! i will light you up. >> what you're seeing here now is the jail cell where bland was found hanging from the privacy partition. jail officials say it was a suicide, insisting no one entered her cell before her body was discovered. the case is being treated as a murder investigation, however. and bland's family still awaiting the results of a new autopsy. now the gunman who killed five servicemen in chattanooga, we're learning that his uncle is being questioned in jordan and investigators offering new insight into a possible motive in connection to extremist views. we get the details from abc's brian ross. >> reporter: just five days after it was attacked, its personnel unarmed, the chattanooga military recruiting office opened its doors again. >> we are open for business. >> reporter: with new recruits including tristan wood eager to sign up because of what happened. >> it just pushed me over the edge, and i'm mad about it. >> reporter: across the country, governors in seven states ordered personnel at national guard recruitment centers to arm themselves something a top general said the pentagon may also order. >> we should seriously consider it. in some cases i think it's appropriate. >> reporter: as the fbi narrowed its focus into the motivation of the shooter, mohammad abdulazeez, officials said they now have evidence he was a follower of the radical american cleric and al qaeda recruiter anwar al awlaki. awlaki was killed in a u.s. air strike in yemen almost four years ago, but his recorded messages in idiosyncratic english -- >> never underestimate the power of fear -- >> reporter: -- continue to lure young muslim men to carry out acts of violence in the name of allah. in fact, abdulazeez used his phone to search internet sites that he hoped could absolve him of his sins on earth by allah if he carried out jihad against u.s. military targets. brian ross, abc news, new york. well are you keeping count? another republican has now joined the race for president, but john kasich's announcement was largely eclipsed by donald trump and his attack on another candidate. here now, abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: donald trump isn't done making bold statements just yet. already under fire for his comments on arizona senator john mccain and soldiers captured in war, tuesday trump moved on to mccain's good friend and presidential candidate lindsey graham. >> then i watched this idiot lindsey graham on television today and he calls me a [ bleep ] >> reporter: and then he decided to share graham's private cell number. >> i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it. 202 -- >> reporter: it all started with trump blasting mccain at a republican candidate forum in iowa last week. his comments on mccain's military service still stinging. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. 5 1/2 years. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to tell you. >> reporter: fellow republicans have denounced trump's comments as ridiculous and offensive while trump continued to throw insults. ohio governor john kasich joined the republican presidential field. >> so i want to tell you that it's this whole business of the american dream, isn't it that we can all work to make sure that next generation is going to be in a position of greater strength than what we received. >> reporter: kasich says he's looking ahead to a potential general election match-up with democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. in an exclusive interview with abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos, kasich says the key to the race will be vision. reena, t.j.? david sweat, the man who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york is offering shocking information about life on the run. even the movie he compares with his prison break. sweat was back in custody three weeks on the run. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: new details about how david sweat plotted his prison escape. the investigation's top cop speaking to abc news. >> sweat seemed to be the mastermind not only of the escape, but the leader, if you will, when he got out. >> reporter: sweat telling police he was the brains, comparing his prison break to the one in "the shawshank redemption." for nearly six months, sweat roaming the underground tunnels beneath the prison. at 11:30 each night, crawling out of a hole in his cell, shimmying down a pipe into those tunnels, even bringing with him a second set of clothes to hide the dirt and a fan to keep him cool making it back each morning by the 5:30 a.m. check. sweat eventually spotting the blistering hot steam pipe leading to the outside world telling police he waited until may when the steam was shut off to put his plan into action, spending four grueling weeks cutting a hole in that pipe. sweat said his partner in crime, richard matt had to shed 40 pounds just to be able to squeeze through that pipe. meanwhile, the state inspector general's office telling us they're still investigating how the escape was able to happen at all. reena and t.j.? >> thank you. a new study finds memory loss much harder on older women than men. older women with impaired memory worsened almost twice as fast as men. nearly two-thirds of americans with alzheimers are women. women 65 and older have a one in six chance of developing alzheimers. that's compared with 1 in 11 chance for men. it's unclear why that's the case. minimum wage workers in los angeles county are just a few years away from earning $15 an hour. the los angeles county board of supervisors approved the increase tuesday night. wages will increase in steps until hitting $15 an hour in 2020. it mirrors similar action by the city of los angeles. later today in new york, state's wage board's expected to approve a new minimum hourly wage for the state's 200,000 fast-food workers. and a bizarre scene last night in philadelphia. an exploding atm. police say surveillance video from nearby businesses apparently shows two people approaching the machine, then running away. moments later, there was a blast, debris flying about 100 feet away. no cash was lost from that machine. the california interstate where a bridge was washed away by floodwaters will partially reopen friday. i-10 is the main route connecting los angeles and phoenix. drivers have to scramble for alternate routes since sunday when the bridge collapsed. travel will still be slow because just one lane in each direction will be open to traffic. here's a look at your hump day weather forecast. pleasantly warm in the mid-atlantic. typical heat and humidity for most of texas and the gulf coast. mostly dry in the midwest. showers and storms possible from oklahoma to the carolinas. >> it will be 105 in phoenix, above average for this time of year. pleasant in chicago and detroit. around 80 degrees in atlanta, miami in the low 90s. barry bonds says he is relieved and humbled now that the government has dropped its nearly decade-long steroids prosecution of him. bonds is baseball's career home run leader. he was convicted four years ago in connection with misleading grand jury testimony. but that conviction was overturned in april. prosecutors had until today to file for a supreme court review but they say they won't be doing that. turning to the nfl now, and the commissioner roger goodell, says there's no timeline in a decision of quarterback tom brady's appeal of his four-game deflategate suspension. goodell says the league wants to make sure the league considers all aspects of brady's appeal. he says a decision will be made as quickly as possible. and here's a guy who simply is incredible. he's the new french language scrabble world champion. >> nigel richards is the name. we said he's the french language scrabble champ, but the man doesn't speak french. he won the title after studying words from a french dictionary for just a few weeks. >> one scrabble expert calls richards the best scrabble player of all times and says his achievement is like tiger woods at his prime taking up tennis and then going on to win wimbledon the next year. >> really? really? >> yeah, they take scrabble seriously over there. >> obviously so. well coming up here a couple of people not as smart as a scrabble genius possibly. why they thought it was a good idea to go for a swim with large hunks of metal on top of them. could you imagine what this is about? we'll explain when we come back. and with all the emphasis on new moms gaining weight, have we left fathers behind? the new science behind dad bods and why they're not just a dad fad. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by asphalt 8 mobile game. brought to you by asphalt mobile game. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. 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>> that you didn't see. just the gravity of the moment how that could have ended kind of hit them all and they were all in tears. >> wow. but this area is known for having shark-infested waters. >> jeffrey's bay, great surfing. it is shark infested. everybody knows it. he said he wants to go back there, even. >> nobody thinks about, let's maybe move the competition to another bay? >> good waves. good waves. >> all right. >> comes with the territory, sharks. coming up, it's not just new moms struggling to lose that baby fat. >> apparently, dads have some baby fat, too. you're going to meet the new father wanting to lose his pregnancy weight. that's next on "world news now." >> announcer: ÷h ♪ ♪ th and maybe even your waistline. a lot of fathers-to-be pack on the pounds during pregnancy as the mothers-to-be are actually the ones who are supposed to be eating more, right, for the child. >> there's a reason we're eating more. and a new study finds that weight gain often continues after birth. abc's david wright has the story. >> reporter: let's face it, dads can't complain. women are bombarded with images of supermodels miraculously back in bikinis within weeks of giving birth. us men, we get old-school. >> we're going streaking! >> reporter: will ferrell, vince vaughn and others making the world safe for the dad bod, the six-pack exchanged for a quarter keg. now a new study says the dad bod is no joke. fatherhood can make you fat, and those love handles can be lethal. >> they may then skip their exercise skip their ability to go out and take care of themselves a little bit. >> reporter: jamie ingalls is trying to lose the pregnancy weight even though he's never actually been pregnant. the former high school and college tennis player and a friend of a "gma" producer he started packing on the pounds about two years ago, right about the time little jackson was born. >> the poor guy, he really did join me in my own weight gain as i was pregnant with jackson. there was some collaborative eating. >> there were a lot of changes in my eating habits. if there were leftovers or things he would not finish eating, rather than waste or anything else we would do a little snacking ourselves. >> reporter: less time and energy for exercise, too. >> we were both working full-time. by the time we would put jackson down at night, we were just exhausted. >> reporter: total weight gain for jamie, easily eight to ten pounds. turns out, he's in good company. the new northwestern university study followed more than 10,000 men over a 20-year period and found a typical 6-foot man gains nearly 4 1/2 pounds after becoming a dad. nondads actually lose about 1 1/2 pounds over the same time period. >> what we found is that fathers increase their weight after they transition into fatherhood compared to men who didn't become fathers. >> reporter: so the message here, don't succumb to the dad bod. >> so the unintentional weight gain corresponds to mindless eating, making poor food choices. parents need to think about their health the same way they think about their kids' health. >> reporter: david wright, abc news. >> it's more weight. >> it is more weight. we're trying to put these numbers together but u mean what's the average? i mean how much weight do women gain after? what do they try to lose after -- >> it varies. anywhere from like 20 some women gain 50 pounds if you're carrying twins. >> wow. >> it varies. i hate when people put a number on how much weight you should gain because there are a lot of factors. every woman's body is different, but -- >> your reaction to that to call it a dad's pregnancy weight. >> i was very upset by that. >> she almost jumped off the set, folks. >> i sure did. because i understand there is -- i do believe there is a thing of sympathy weight gain. >> yes. >> some men do go through. and i understand you're eating the same things you're going out to dinner, you're craving this you're splitting it. but come on. i think we all need to be kinder to women who have babies. >> yeah. >> it's not so easy! >> no! >> especially if you have multiple children to lose that weight. >> absolutely not. >> can i get an amen? >> you look great, by the way. ♪ those germs were shared with you ♪ ♪ leave school with mommy ♪ ♪ now everybody learns ♪ ♪ to help keep families healthy ♪ ♪ lysol kills the germs! ♪ back to school means back to germs. and lysol wipes and spray are approved to kill 50% more types of germs than clorox to help keep your family healthy. put lysol on your amazon school list today. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information call this number now. your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. stand by to learn more. >> i'm alex trebek here to tell you about a popular life insurance plan with a rate lock that locks in your rate for life so it can never increase. did you get your free information kit? 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[ speaking french ] >> you smile at them and they don't smile back whereas in california you smile at anyone and they're like, "hey!" >> a french girl, i'm perfect. >> reporter: are the french really as rude as even they say they are? i'm armed with a map and schoolboy french. how rude will they be to me? [ speaking french ] >> reporter: about 11 miles away. he's actually going to try and navigate me there. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: and this woman -- here's another major thing i've learned, the french will speak english if you try just a little french. >> oh, no, it's pretty far. >> reporter: it's pretty far? >> yeah. >> reporter: how would i get there? would i take the subway? i'm asking the dumbest questions on earth, where am i and where is the eiffel tower, and everybody was unfailingly nice to me. merci beaucoup. thank you very much. great, thank you for your help. bye-bye. merci beaucoup. the stereotype like many stereotypes, is false. the french have great wine, great food, good looks and the vast majority of them, even the parisians are very pleasant. nick watt, abc news, paris. >> our nick watt! >> cool, they get a bad rap. >> i like that. >> a lot of people get a bad rap. i used to find new yorkers got a bad rap -- >> yeah. >> -- for being rude and -- >> yes, yes. >> now living here and spending time here, don't find that to be the case at all. people always willing to help if you just ask. >> there you go. we should mention "watt's world" had a big, new debut. it's on the travel channel tuesdays 10:00 p.m./9:00 p.m. central. >> and he is great on that show by the way. >> and that's the news for this half hour. >> you can follow us on facebook, wnnfans.com. facebook wnnfans.com. this morning on "world news now," tale of the tape. the dramatic dashcam video just released of sandra bland. her initial encounter with that texas trooper before he tried pulling her from the car. this morning the reactions to this piece of evidence as authorities try to figure out the circumstances surrounding her death in a jail cell. trump versus everyone. his latest stunt taking it to a whole new level, giving out rival contender lindsey graham's cell phone number after graham spoke ill of the donald. president obama now weighing in. so, is he next on trump's list? 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>> i'm in my car. why do i have to put out my cigarette? >> well, you can step on out now. >> i don't have to step out. >> step out of the car. >> reporter: the trooper tries to yank bland out of the car when she won't get out and places her under arrest. much of what happens next is just off camera. in this arrest affidavit, the trooper says, once in handcuffs, "bland began swinging her elbows at me and then kicked my right leg in the shin." authorities also releasing this video from just outside bland's jail cell three days after that traffic stop. it shows the moment a female guard leans over to check on her. the officer rushes out and gestures for help after seeing bland hanging with a crash bag around her neck. three minutes later, the paramedics run in to help. it's too late. >> that video does not show the inside of her cell, but here it is. they found her hanging from this privacy partition. and the coroner says what happened here was a suicide. >> reporter: the jail video also shows no one entering or exiting bland's cell in the hours before her death, but her distraught family still doesn't believe it saying bland just took a new job here in texas and had so much to live for. >> what happened to sandra bland? in police custody, what happened to her? why was she ever removed from her car? >> reporter: a few months back, bland posted online she suffered from depression and ptsd. the district attorney here says he thinks this really was a suicide, but he'll keep investigating it as a homicide until he's completely sure. ryan owens, abc news, hempstead, texas. well, we have new details this morning about the gunman behind the shooting rampage on two military sites in chattanooga, tennessee. officials say mohammad abdulazeez searched jihadist websites on his cell phone. he allegedly wrote about anwar al awlaki. he's the cleric who urged attacks on the u.s. before he was killed in a drone strike. there's word an uncle to abdulazeez had been detained in jordan for questioning. a large crowd turned out in suburban atlanta for a memorial honoring the youngest victim of that chattanooga shooting. marine lance corporal squire "skip" wells was 21 years old. his final words in a text to his girlfriend, "active shooter." the governor of georgia has ordered flags to fly at half-staff through the end of the month. two british men are in custody this morning on charges of plotting terrorism. one is accused of planning an attack against u.s. military personnel at an air force base the u.s. shares with the british military. prosecutors say the 24-year-old wanted to enter the base and run over american servicemen with a car. he's also charged along with a second suspect of planning to travel to syria to join isis. meanwhile, the pentagon says this man, a key figure in a dangerous offshoot of al qaeda, was killed in a u.s. air strike. he was the leader of the so-called khorasan group and was the subject of a $7 million reward offered by the u.s. for information leading to the capture of him or his death. it's believed he was among the few people who received advanced word of the 9/11 attacks before they happened. the donald trump show rolls on. trump has moved beyond now criticizing senator john mccain about not being a war hero and he is now focused on his republican rivals. he told a south carolina audience that former texas governor rick perry wears glasses so people will think he's smart. that's awesome. then he gave out senator lindsey graham's phone number, his personal cell number, to the crowd and urged people to call it. graham later tweeted that he is going to have to now get a new phone number because of that. also, trump insisted he's not against mexicans. >> and i have a lot of respect for mexico, by the way. a lot of people said, oh, he doesn't like -- i love mexico and i love the mexican people. i've had thousands of mexicans working for me. i sell apartments for millions of dollars to people from mexico. they love me. they love me. >> case closed. even president obama now weighing in on donald trump. he appeared on "the daily show with jon stewart." >> i'm sure the republicans are enjoying mr. trump's current dominance of their primary. >> anything that makes them look less crazy. [ laughter ] sir, thank you so much for stopping by. >> it's a pleasure. >> it's always a pleasure. >> oh, that's good stuff. these two together for a last time here. stewart set to retire of course, from the show in two weeks. president jokes he was going to issue an executive order preventing stewart from leaving. >> well, you know, president obama's up next year. maybe him and -- >> you think? >> the two of them will get together. >> they had a good thing going over the past several years. >> yeah you know? >> you never know. >> you heard it here first. the field of republican contenders for the white house now stands at 16. the latest to join the race, ohio governor john kasich. the 63-year-old kasich served in congress before becoming governor four years ago. in an exclusive interview with abc's george stephanopoulos, kasich says he's planning to make sure everyone has a shot at a better life. >> if you're poor, if you're black, if you're brown, if you're struggling, we care about you, and we're going to work to make sure you're included in the american dream. unity is such a big part now. >> do you think your party's ready to accept that message? >> i guess that doesn't matter, does it? i mean, that's my message. >> kasich made his name in washington as a deficit hawk. he helped broker a bipartisan balanced budget agreement in 1997. that resulted in large surpluses, a feat he repeated as governor. much more from the exclusive interview later on "gma." well some troublesome figures about children and poverty. a new report finds that 22% of children were living below the poverty line in 2013. that's up from 18% in 2008 before the great recession. poverty rates nearly doubled among african-americans and native americans, and geographically, the situation is particularly bleak in the south and southwest. a charity for children battling cancer is being sued for misleading donors. investigators in new york say only a fraction of the money raised actually went to help the children. here's abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: the national children's leukemia foundation, a multimillion dollar charity group, under fire. new york's attorney general says the foundation raised $13 million and devoted less than 1% on direct assistance to young patients and at most, 6% to charitable programs. the state filing suit against the foundation and the founder, steve schorr, who allegedly pocketed more than $1 million in salary and perks, running the charity out of the basement of his brooklyn home. >> steve schorr. >> reporter: that's schorr in a video posted on the group's youtube site, presenting the late randy "macho man" savage, a professional wrestler, with an award on national television. for donating money to the foundation. >> thank you, macho man! >> thank you! >> reporter: state investigators say much of the money went to professional fund-raisers asking unsuspecting donors to fund a bone marrow registry and using this bogus photo to promote a cancer research building neither of which investigators say existed. >> if you're going to raise funds for children for what may be their last wish, you'd better make sure that you provide it. >> reporter: steve schorr tells abc news the allegations against him are false and he will be vindicated in court. authorities recommend, if you ever have a question about a charity, look them up on charitynavigator.com to find out exactly where your money is going. tom llamas, abc news, new york. all right, anybody who wins the lottery is pretty lucky, but this might be the luckiest lottery winner ever. a guy in canada. his name is peter mccathie, and his co-worker, diana miller they're splitting a $1 million prize. >> that makes him lucky enough. call him twice lucky, though because when he was 14 years old, mccathie survived being struck by lightning. >> gets stranger than that though. mccathie's daughter has also been struck by lightning. that happened a couple years ago. it's believed the chances of winning the lottery and both of them getting truck by lightning is 1 in 2.6 trillion. who does the math to figure that out? 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"insomniac kitchen" checked it out. we will, too. that's up next. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ÷h ♪ ♪ we're excited about this one, because everyone loves ice cream in the summer and everyone loves s'mores, campfires. >> yes. you put these together now and you've got just one of the special flavors at an innovative ice cream shop here in new york city. abc's tina trinh takes a look in this week's "insomniac kitchen." >> reporter: hey, insomniacs. happy national ice cream month. we're here at the milkmade tasting room in brooklyn with diana hardeman. you guys are a little out there when it comes to ice cream flavors. not your typical chocolate, vanilla. >> yeah. so we aim to deliver a brand-new ice cream experience with every delivery that we do. two new flavors every month. we've never repeated a flavor. >> reporter: wow. >> and they're always very inspired and unique, using only local ingredients and the best ingredients that we can find. >> reporter: so what are we making today? >> okay so today we are making toasted s'mores. it is our current flavor of the month. >> reporter: awesome. >> for july. torch marshmallow ice cream -- >> reporter: okay. >> -- with chocolate chips and graham crackers. >> reporter: yum! >> first a cup and a half milk and cup and a half of cream. so, we have our milk and our cream in there. now we add our sugar. i'm going to add a little bit of salt, about a teaspoon. and then once this heats up, we are going to add the eggs. >> reporter: ah, okay. >> we have to temper the yolks first. you can't just pour them into the hot liquid because they'll cook. >> reporter: cook. >> you need to get them adjusted very slowly to the hot temperature. next, we need to torch the marshmallow in order to get that s'mores taste. >> reporter: so, if you had marshmallows at home, would you just kind of like melt them down and then -- >> just throw them all in, throw a bunch of marshmallows all in. >> reporter: oh, really? >> we toasted our marshmallow. >> reporter: yes. >> it's ready to go. >> reporter: this is toasted marshmallow that you scraped off the best part of. >> yes. >> reporter: the toasted part. >> and we're really just going to add this base right in and mix it up so that we can spin it we can churn it and turn it into ice cream right now. awesome. >> reporter: yeah. you captured it. it totally tastes like a s'more. yummy! >> one iteration of a s'more, sure. >> reporter: excellent. thank you so much! >> yeah, thank you. >> they've got a good thing going. >> wow. >> you're loving this stuff. >> this is life-changing ice cream. it's not just ice cream. it's amazing. >> okay where does your life go now, though -- >> i don't know. >> -- from where it was to the -- >> probably to the end of this pint of ice cream. >> we've had a lot of food up here. she's been killing this during the commercial break. she's really into this. >> thanks for outing me on national television. >> milkmade tasting room, we thank you for that. the folks in brooklyn they have a good thing going. you can, for $30 a month, they give you two pints of new flavors. so, you can actually be a -- i know you like memberships to clubs. you were talking about amazon and jet. >> i can just save that money and spend it on ice cream now. >> we thank them. we have a weird detail here a factoid that we're trying to figure out. we were given this. it says sales of ice cream actually go down when it's hotter. we've got it fact-check that one. >> can't be true. >> that can't be right. >> excellent ice cream. >> "the mix" coming next. her. aw... so we use k-y ultragel. it enhances my body's natural moisture so i can get into the swing of it a bit quicker. and when i know she's feeling like that, it makes me feel like we're both... when she enjoys it we enjoy it even more. and i enjoy it. feel the difference with k-y ultragel. ugh, this pimple's gonna last forever. aw com'on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. besides, its not like acne will last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you... forever. stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! see what i'm saying? 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>> yes, he did. and this is mrs. donnie writing. when street view launched they didn't blur out faces and there was no need to tell her. >> okay. but you know, in the long list of things that guys lie to their wives about, where does smoking rank? >> well, he had a heart attack. he had like a heart attack. >> oh, this is a serious health issue. >> he could have been -- >> he knows better. okay. >> so, that's pretty high up in my book. >> okay. that changes the game completely. all right. we turn now to one young lady. there she -- okay, she's the little one sitting down, i believe. this young lady put together a series of videos online that have gone viral. you know why? because the girl can go. she can move. >> yeah. >> her name is, what is it, tatia? do i have that name right? yes, excuse me, taylor, tala is her name. she's done routines for "all about that base," "anaconda." she does it with her friend, a 14-year-old. so, you've got an 11-year-old and a 14-year-old putting this together. look at this. >> wow, they've got moves. >> they're impressive! so, she's bringing -- she calls it her fraternal twin if you will, because they're totally in sync. this is their latest and impressive video. okay. i like this. >> this is awesome. >> got some production value, costumes, they've got some makeup going. >> they've got a future, these girls. >> you will see them plenty. >> right? absolutely. love this video! all right, now to a little sports, huh? you know how i love my sports. >> sports with reena. >> take a look at this video. a kicker who sort of channeled in his inner soccer player on a trick shot, nails a field goal, despite not having a holder. and he -- see him there, boom! >> oh! >> now, if you look carefully in the background there, it says "pray for us." we kind of wondered. >> we're curious. we don't know where that's from. >> -- how good the team might be, if -- >> oh, i'm sure that's referencing something else. >> okay. >> but a lot of kickers are soccer players as well. he might be one of those guys. but this is impressive. slow mo. >> very cool. this morning on "world news now," clearer picture. the explosive dashcam video released of sandra bland's initial encounter with police. can this new video tell us more about why she was later found dead in her jail cell? keeping secrets. bill cosby's latest battle. cosby's lawyers asking to keep an old sexual assault case sealed. his accuser trying to make those details public. but what's he hiding? wild wisconsin? what was a lion doing on the prowl in milwaukee? scared residents making what police thought were prank calls at first, but was it just a mirage from the summer heat? and great scott! michael j. fox reuniting with his "back to the future" family, but he says he's not willing to slip on his marty mcfly sneakers just yet. why he'll be driving under 88 miles per hour. that's later in "the skinny." it's wednesday, july 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. well, good morning, everyone. we begin with a new view of the arrest of sandra bland, just days before she was found hanging in her jail cell. the young black woman going head to head with a texas state trooper before he forced her from her car. >> at a memorial service last night, bland's mother telling the crowd her daughter went to texas to stop all social injustice in the south. a dashcam video now showing the heated confrontation that landed her behind bars. let's get more now from abc's brandi hitt. >> do you mind putting out your cigarette, please? >> i'm in my car. why do i have to put out my cigarette? >> reporter: what started off as a traffic stop for failing to signal a lane change escalated in minutes. >> get out of the car now or i'm going to remove you. >> and i'm going to call my lawyer. >> i'm going to yank you out of here. >> okay you're going to yank me out of my car? don't touch me. >> get out of the car! >> yank me out of my own car. >> get out of your car! i will light you up! >> wow. >> get out! >> wow. >> get out! >> reporter: sandra bland demanding to know why she's being arrested combative as a bystander also records the incident nearby. >> you just slammed my head into the ground. do you not care about that? >> reporter: the arresting officer writing in his report "bland began swinging her elbows at me and then kicked my right leg in the shin." >> i can look at the video and say, with a wait a minute, that violates policy. >> reporter: and now a death investigation. three days after her arrest, you see commotion inside the waller county jail when bland was found dead in her cell. guards claim she hanged herself with a garbage bag, but her family doesn't believe it. >> what happened to her? why was she ever removed from her car? >> reporter: while detectives investigate whether it's murder or suicide, state leaders are urging calm amid calls of discrimination. >> we want to make certain that, quote/unquote, that people do not perceive this, anything we do as it relates to this investigation as a whitewash. we want to make certain no stone is unturned. >> reporter: detectives are treating this case like a murder investigation, as they would any death in the jail. they're also looking at video sandra bland may have captured recording the officer on her own cell phone while her family awaits its own independent autopsy. reena and t.j. state and federal lawmakers are moving swiftly to enact legislation to arm military personnel working at recruiting stations. the federal law, if passed, would lift a pentagon order barring most service members from carrying firearms at most military installations. it follows last week's deadly shooting at military sites in chattanooga, during which five service members were killed. some argue that armed service members might have stopped the shooter. donald trump still grabbing most of the headlines, most of the attention in the republican presidential race. now he's attacking his gop rivals, even leveling some attacks you wouldn't believe, and would you guess this as well? he's revealing the private phone number, private cell number of one candidate. here now abc's jon karl. >> reporter: under fire for insulting john mccain, donald trump was at it again, hammering mccain's good friend presidential candidate lindsey graham. >> and then i watch this idiot, lindsey graham, on television today, and he calls me a jackass. "he's a jackass." >> reporter: and then he went further, actually giving out graham's private cell phone number. >> i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it. 202 -- >> reporter: and still stinging, trump's comments on mccain's military service. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. >> he is a war hero -- >> 5 1/2 years. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to tell you. >> reporter: "new york daily news" called trump "g.i. joke," pointing out that while mccain was being tortured in vietnam, trump was living the high life back home, avoiding the draft with multiple deferments. we caught up with mccain in washington. >> senator mccain, is it especially galling from a guy who avoided the draft with so many deferments? >> all of this i tried to put behind me when i came back home, to unite america, not to divide it. >> reporter: trump insists he's done his part for veterans, including serving as grand marshal for a veterans parade he helped pay for in 1995. as for lindsey graham, he was bombarded with so many phone calls after trump gave out his phone number on national television, that he says he now needs to get a new phone. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. well, bill cosby's attorneys have made their case for keeping the terms of a decade-old sexual battery lawsuit settlement involving cosby sealed. cosby's accusers in that settlement want those details to be made public. in their written argument, cosby's legal team claims that cosby's admission to using quaaludes in the 1970s doesn't mean he drugged and sexually assaulted women. pope francis gathered leaders from all over the world to discuss climate change. the pontiff told a group he has high hopes for the paris climate talks in november. one by one, the officials lined up to sign a declaration saying that climate change is real, manmade and must be stopped. the pope also wants the u.n. to address human trafficking and modern-day slavery. extreme weather here at home. strong winds damaged several homes near charlotte, north carolina, yesterday. one of the homes was brand-new. the family just moved in. when the winds picked up they ran to a relative's home next door, only to see their house blown off its foundation. well, here's a look at your weather. storms are a possibility again today in the carolinas with heavy rains and winds. the northeast will get a break from the humidity. pleasant in the midwest. showers and storms this afternoon in the rockies. >> hot-lanta, new orleans and miami will be around 90 dallas close to 100. seattle and portland in the mid-70s. 81 for boston and kansas city. a lot of warm temperatures out there this summer, so a lot of people want to cool off. a lot of dogs might want to cool off, as well. maybe want to dip in the pool. but not all dogs are interested. >> case in point, rosie would love to get to her tennis ball floating in the water there. apparently, rosie doesn't want to go in after it. >> so, watch what rosie does. uses the smaller plastic pool as a boat, gets to the edge of the water, gets close enough to grab the ball, then jumps back out on dry land. rosie showing talent and ingenuity there. >> and smarts! rosie is smarter than most of us at this hour. >> speak for yourself, please. please. >> oh, boy. great going, rosie. we're proud of you. well, coming up, more dogs and the despicable people stealing them, trying to sell them back to their owner. the alarming trend of rover being held for ransom. and later in "the skinny," the biggest music videos. mtv handing out the nominees for the much-anticipated vmas, even though they're not really playing music videos these days. you're watching "world news now." ♪ kiss me under the light of a thousand stars ♪ ♪ roll the dice ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by southern new hampshire university. to you by southern new hampshire university. southern new hampshire university. lysol disinfectant spray kills 99.9% of bacteria on more than just the trashcan. it's the "pungent gym bag stink" neutralizer. and the "prevent mold and mildew on the shower curtain for up to 7 days" spray. it's also the "odor causing bacteria" fighter. and even the "athlete's foot fungus" killer. discover more ways you can use lysol disinfectant spray to help keep your home healthier. what do you got to offer us today? 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what's the other option? >> look at it. it's got the little lion look. >> what's the other option? it's lion-like, but they're not confirming it's a lion. what else can we say it is? >> it was not a german shepherd. i can confirm that. >> lionish. >> yeah. >> okay. >> pretty big. well a new and heartless scam using craigslist people who steal dogs, then try to sell the pets online. >> this is crazy. one texas family recognized its own beloved dog on the site. abc's mara schiavocampo explains what they did next. >> reporter: dog thefts caught on camera. a 5-year-old pug taken right from its owner's yard. pit bulls taken from their chicago home and stuffed in the trunk of a car. sadly, most stolen dogs remain missing. but an increasing number of stolen pups are being found on craigslist. kara lowe from houston, texas, says her yorkshire terrier, sushi, is one of them. >> there was a hole in the fence. she snuck out from that way and then it just, you know, she kind of ran into the wrong hands. >> reporter: lowe says right after sushi ran away, a dog that looked identical to her was advertised for sale on craigslist. while an initial attempt to the confront the seller failed, she says seven months later, she spotted another posting. so lowe and a friend went to check it out, armed with a microchip reader. the dog looked slightly different. the pup online darker than sushi had been before disappearing. but the microchip reader proved lowe's suspicion. >> i finally, very slowly realized, oh, my gosh, this is really sushi. i said, kara, this is your dog. >> reporter: so, lowe paid the $250 asking price to get her dog back. dog theft isn't uncommon. almost 350 dogs have been swiped so far this year. experts say the first thing you should do if you think your dog has been taken, check online ads. if you see them there, alert authorities right away. have all of your ownership paper handy and always make sure your pup has a microchip so you can claim your dog back. >> people out there who are predators who are looking to make money by selling dogs, especially in the age of social media. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> wow. well, another dog-related story, this one nothing but nice. the dog involved is shep. >> shep's owner is a guy from the military. his name is jerome. he was hours away from deploying overseas. he didn't have anywhere to leave his pup for months that he was going to be gone, so he had to, just in an emergency, posted an ad on reddit, but a little while later, shep was being dropped off with a family in sacramento. >> the family has close ties to the military. several members are veterans. so they wanted to give shep a good home while jerome is off serving our nation. >> that's good to help out there, last minute. it was an emergency. he didn't know what he was going to do. >> he didn't know what he was going to do. we should say, shep is pretty old. he has a little bit of a hip problem, so it was good that he was able to stay at a nice home. >> he's in good care. when we come back, we'll find out what will it take to get michael j. fox to play marty mcfly again. also, how president obama would prevent a television tragedy. "the skinny" next. >> announcer: "world news now" ow ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ well, a pair of pop culture stars approaching the end of their time in the spotlight got together last night. >> president obama made his seventh appearance on jon stewart's "the daily show." mr. obama has been in the oval office for 6 1/2 years. jon stewart has been anchoring his show for 16 and wraps up his stint much sooner than the president, but not if barack obama has anything to say. >> i can't believe that you're leaving before me. in fact, i'm issuing a new executive order. that jon stewart cannot leave the show. [ cheers and applause ] it's being challenged in the courts. >> yes. i have to say, for me, this is a states' rights issue. this is not something that you should be -- >> there were also serious moments, more than usual, in fact. >> of course, there were a lot of hot topics these days. they talked about the nuclear deal with iran, also talked about the republican presidential candidates. they also talked what the president has accomplished and what he had not. but it's been fun to watch those two over the years, but seven times. i didn't realize it had been that many, but he's been a regular on that show. >> it's fun to watch the two of them, isn't it? >> it is. and jon stewart, he's given credit for being one of the tougher interviewers of the president, even though he's supposed to be a comedian. he does a really good job. >> he always knows his stuff. jon stewart. the nominations are out for the mtv video music awards. and taylor swift has more of them than anyone else. >> shocker. >> she has nine of them, and her "bad blood" collaboration with kendrick lamar is the most nominated clip with seven nods. >> but "bad blood" has stiff competition for video of the year including my favorite, ed sheeran's "thinking out loud." ♪ place your head on my beating heart ♪ ♪ i'm thinking out loud ♪ ♪ maybe we found love right where we are ♪ >> you found love with ed sheeran. >> i have. this is my -- >> you are in love. >> dude, i love him, but my goodness, got to love her, too. beyonce's "7/11" strong contender for video of the year. and yes, beyonce bouncing around in her underwear in a video is probably going to be a strong contender here. other nominees include "uptown funk" and then kendrick lamar, got a video in there, "all right." >> no beyonce has the tracks. she knows how to sing. underwear or no underwear, take her any day. much is being made that the "back to the future" movie -- i know we're going to keep going okay? 2015, you may recall that the original film marty mcfly is sent 30 years into the past to make sure his parents get together and he has a future. the three stars of "back to the future," christopher lloyd, lea thompson and michael j. fox, were reunited at london comic-con. >> yeah, fox was asked what it would take to get him to play marty mcfly again. he said a lot, but that's mostly if he has to work with the delorean car again. he says he hated it! he told the comic-con audience he kept hitting his head on the door and it was the worst thing to drive. >> who knew? >> who knew? >> huh. but the hover board is still -- >> you're still all about the hover board. >> i still am. that was pretty cool. >> that was in "back to the future 2." >> oh, okay. >> but still, you remember. a lot of people remember the hover board. >> yeah. the future of the british throne turns 2 today. the palace released a new photo of prince george on its facebook. oh, what a cutie! pinch those cheeks. reach through the television screen. yep, there's an official british monarchy facebook page. i didn't know that. the photo was taken earlier this month at princess charlotte's christening. >> yes, the cambridges as they're called, seem to be trying to project a just folksy image. they're just folks, if you will. they're a normal couple. they're well-to-do of course royals and all that but they're just a normal group of folks. they're living at home, not a palace. william works as an air ambulance helicopter pilot. they reportedly held a private birthday party there for george today. george i think has become my favorite royal. for years, it's been harry. harry's been my guy. >> yeah, you're right. he's been replaced. >> i just, i want to hang with harry. but now i want to hang with george. >> you know the kid's got personality. >> look at this kid. i'm loving george right now. >> i know. but they really have. they call them as you said, the cambridges. they've tried to make it seem like they're down-to-earth people who go grocery shopping and take their kids to the park. >> they seem to be. regular jobs. well, coming up here, it's getting ugly online about "the bachelorette." people are saying really nasty stuff out there. >> we'll be back. people are saying really nasty stuff out there. >> we'll be back. trebek. if you're age 50 to 85 this is an important message. so please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. call this number to learn more. this plan was designed with a rate lock for people on a fixed income who want affordable life insurance that's simple to get. coverage options for just $9.95 a month less than 35 cents a day. act now and your rate will be locked in for life. it will never increase. your coverage can never be cancelled as long as you pay your premiums, and your acceptance is guaranteed, with no health questions. you cannot be turned down because of your health. call for your information kit and gift. both are free, with no obligation. don't wait call this number now. ♪ ever since darryl's wife started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. 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