The prize inside the claw machine crawls in instead. Stop it. Dont move. How did he get in there . And what his mom did to him when he finally got out. That mom was not a happy camper in that shot. But the boy seemed to be having a lot of fun. Good morning, america, dan harris is on assignment this weekend. Nice to have dan abrams back in. Good morning to you. Its sunday, august 18th. Busy morning. More protests in egypt as the government considers the drastic move of banning the Muslim Brotherhood. Sure to heighten tensions on both sides as new concerns arise this morning about the fate of priceless antiquities, some of them already stolen from museums and destroyed. Fears they are moving to an allout civil war. Also ahead, another of the baseball biggest stars slapped with a very long suspension. Former mvp Miguel Tejada busted for taking adderall. Well tell you what the drug does and why he says he was using it. And at one point, the league aloud him to use it. Of course, that was banned. Its sad. Well tell you about it. And well tell you about a global battle about one of Michael Jacksons famous white gloves. The u. S. Government trying to keep it from the son of an african dictator and well tell you why. Thats all coming up. First out west, crews are battling major wildfires out of control in utah and idaho. Two of the blazes near posh communities that are holiday getaway spots for some of hollywoods biggest stars. Abcs bazi kanani has the story. Reporter more than 10,000 homeowners worried this morning in sun valley, idaho, that this windswept fire could suddenly head their way. Roads out are packed as people in more than 3,000 homes have been forced to evacuate. Its coming down the mountainside. Right there. So now its just kind of wait and see what happens. Cant control it. Reporter the fire in this after fluent ski resort area, where celebrities like tom hanks and Arnold Schwarzenegger own homes is now the nations top firefighting priority. The resort is using snowmaking machines to douse the mountain. Insurance companies are sending private fire trucks to protect multimillion dollar properties. The smoke so thick even crews at a nearby air quality station had to get out. Roland beres, from kivi, our local affiliate, describes the scene. Today its obscured by smoke and causing a lot of problems for the people in the area who are Wearing Masks or bandanas to keep the smoke and ash out of their lungs. Reporter the beaver creek fire has devoured more than 145 square miles since last week. And its not nearly under control. More than 700 firefighters there now challenged by the same type of erratic fire tornadoes or fire whirls that are whipping around and spreading flames in the other parts of the western u. S. 42 wildfires are raging in 11 states from alaska down to arizona. The heat and drought speeding the pace of this years fire season, already one of the deadliest on record. 31 killed so far. And the burning expected to last for several more weeks. Bazi kanani, abc news, denver. Ginger zee is tracking the conditions as firefighters battle those blazes. Hey, ginger. Hey, dan, not good. Its not going to improve all that much. Ene i want to show, idaho and utah, really the ones that were focused on. And they have the hot and dry conditions throughout the day today. Red flag warnings, and fire warnings for california and other states because of thunderstorms. And you say, well, thunderstorms sound good. Its bittersweet. You get the storm. You get gusty winds, and more lightning, more fires. We have to go to the other side of the country. We were talking about the flooding for the last two weeks, really. Panama city looked like this yesterday. They had anywhere from 508 inches of rain. And parts of georgia, more than a foot. I want to check in on panama city this morning. An earth cam, nice shot of the beach, but youre going to see more scattered showers. Not as bad as yesterday. So at least thats some good news. Let me show you whats happening. We have the stationary front right here. All of the gulf moisture feeding up. But this dry air behind it is not allowing it to get to the places that need it most. That would be texas. Its going to keep filtering in in northern florida. An idea of how much falls in the next couple of days. Well, 2 to 3 inches in the panhandle and parts of the gulf. More in the nations weather. For now, back to bianna. I still cant get over the images of the fire tornados. All right, ginger, thank you. Turn overseas to egypt. A key american ally. That countrys interim Prime Minister is considering a drastic move to end the violence by disbanding the Muslim Brotherhood. Enraging protesters. Hundreds believed to be killed in the last week alone. Now theres concern over the fate of priceless antiquities being destroyed at the countrys museums. Abcs phew Muhammad Lila is keeping a close eye on the developments from cairo. Reporter good morning, bianna. The Muslim Brotherhood is continuing its defiance, announcing more protest marches, all set to begin within the next few hours. This morning, cairo woke up to this, the heaviest Police Presence we have seen here in days. The armys Armored Vehicles on every major street, even guarding tahrir square, so central to egypts democratic revolution two years ago. It comes as the ongoing violence continues to spiral out of control, with angry civilians now taking up arms against the Muslim Brotherhood. In this video, watch this woman here in black. Shes a Muslim Brotherhood supporter who has just been released from a mosque. In less than 30 seconds, shes surrounded by an angry mob and attacked. The military intervened to keep her safe. Many christians are afraid, worried more churches like this one will be attacked. This man guarding a church in cairo telling us earlier, of course im worried. But im ready to protect this church with my life. Even the ancient treasures of egypt arent safe. These photos show looting and destruction at the malawi museum. Glass cases smashed, and priceless statues destroyed. Now the government here is justifying the crackdown, saying that police have been showing restraint. And that this is a war on terror against islamic militants bent on overthrowing this country. Bianna and dan. All right, muhammad, thank you. Well, the unrest is proving to be a tough test for the obama administration. Host of abcs this week george stps stephanopoulos joins the discussion. Good morning. A lot of people are saying, why is the u. S. Not doing more . The concern betting on the wrong horse . The real concern there may not be a good horse if this fight. For months when the Muslim Brotherhood was in charge after they had been elected, the United States pressed them to be more inclusive, to open up the governing process. They ignored the United States. The military comes in, the United States presses them not to have violent crackdowns. Theyre ignored as well. So far president obama has avoided suspending military aid to egypt because he wants to maintain our influence. But if this continues, if the military continues to ignore u. S. Pleas to calm down the violence, they may have no choice but to suspend aid. And of course, we know, the embassy in cairo is closed there because of the escalating violence. I want to get back to domestic policy. Is president wrapping up his vacation at marthas vineyard. We have images of the president playing golf yesterday with larry david. Aside from him being on vacation, hes coming back to a lofty, lofty administration. And hes got immigration reform, gun control, a deficit deal. What, if any, can he accomplish . Hes got a big fall coming up. That is why he cut his vacation short. He only went eight days this year instead of the normal two weeks. And the big problem for the president is theyre facing three showdowns with the congress over shutting down the government, over the debt limit over the sequester, which has already led to severe cuts in government funding. And the president has precious little leverage there. But he believes and the white house believes that the Republican Party is in an even weaker position. That if they shut down the government over their cause to defund obamacare, they will relegate themselves to a minority status for a generation. They have a lot on their plate domestically and internationally. All right, george, thank you. Thanks a lot. Be sure to join george for all the latest on the crisis in egypt coming up on this week. And for a check of the other top stories right now, were happy to have wabc anchor rob powers back with us this morning. Hey, rob. We start with a story people have been following for days. Good morning to you. In the news, a fundraiser for the family of a girl at the center of a nationwide amber alert. Police say Hannah Anderson was kidnapped by family friend james dimaggio. They say before the abduction, dimaggio killed hannahs brother and mother and then set the house on fire. After a nationwide search the man and girl were found in rural idaho. Dimaggio was killed. And on saturday, family and friends held a car wash fundraiser. They were helping raise money to help the andersons. The broadcasting father of a former Boston Red Sox employee accused of killing his girlfriend is now breaking his silence. Jared remy was in court on friday facing charges of murder and domestic assault. Prosecutors say he stop stabbed to death his girlfriend, jennifer martel. Remys father, jerry remy, is a broadcast announcer for the Boston Red Sox. He released a statement on saturday via twitter saying quote, words cannot describe my wifes and my grief. Son or not. I am at a loss for words. Articulating my disgust and remorse over this senseless and tragic act. Two survivors of the Aurora Movie Theater shooting are setting out on a longdistance bike trip, finishing a trip that was interrupted last year. Steven burton and Ethan Rodriguez were on a crosscountry trip from virginia to san francisco. The two were on a stop in colorado when they were injured in the shooting rampage. So now they pick up where they left off. They left from the Movie Theater saturday, headed for san francisco. Its a huge sense of closure. Im excited to get on the road and just, i guess, leave the town behind and head west. Cant wait to ride over the golden gate bridge, i cant wait to see the pacific ocean. And a strange twist of coincidence here. Stephen burton is from connecticut, not far from newtown, connecticut, where 27 children and adults were killed in a mass shooting. Scientists in california are help them better understand the real one. [ explosions ] yeah, in just seconds crews took down a building on the cal state campus. They used more than 450,000 explosives. Thats what brought it down. The building stood almost right on top of one of the most active fault lines in the region. Scientists saying the implosion was the equivalent of a magnitude 2 quake. They hope the data they collected here will help them better understand the risks other buildings face. Despite the inherent danger, you have to admit. It kind of looks a little bit like fun. A kid able to crawl into one of those big toy claw arcade games as his frantic mother worked to get him out. The kid just had a ball inside there playing with all the balls. You kind of know whats going to happen once they open the machine here. Incredible he can fit inside that door. And, watch, hes going to get an earful from mom here. Dont you move. Oh. You have no idea he has no idea of the danger that he might be in there. All he knows is that hes in a small room with a lot of cool balls. He loved the balls. Hes having fun. My sons 13 months, he loves playing in big things of balls. Ball, balloon. Yeah. Something you and i have to look forward to growing up. We dont recommend that. As i said, despite the inherent dangers. Thanks, rob. Well, were going to turn now to a story that has royal watch eers buzzing. The end of this month will mark 16 years since Princess Diana died in a car crash. Now the conspiracy theories are back with British Police taking a close look at some information that could shed new light on her death. Abcs Nick Schifrin has the details from london. Hey, nick. Reporter hey, bianna. Good morning. Take a look at this, in newspaper after newspaper this morning, new seemingly shocking details about how Princess Diana died. The police long ago dismissed all the conspiracy theories. But so many people believe they dont really know what happened that night in paris. August 31, 1997. Diana and dodi plot to leave the ritz, hoping to ditch the paparazzi. They talk with the driver who had drunk three times the legal limit. And then, the cameramen, the tunnel. The crash. French police, British Police, in a threeyear 7 million investigation all concluded their deaths were accidents. There was no conspiracy to murder any occupants of that car. Reporter but now the conspiracies are back. New information about the circumstances surrounding the paris car crash. Reporter this morning british media report a new allegation that diana, fayed and the driver were murdered by British Special forces. And it was all covered up. No matter that the source is a former soldiers estranged inlaws. When you bring in stories about special forces personnel, then immediately you have the prospect of a redhot story. And theres a little bit of a conspiracy theorist in all of us. Reporter the endless conspiracy theories. Even this ones been around. But says dianas former private secretary, it must be investigated. Imagine if somebody came up and said, i have evidence new evidence about the kennedy assassination. Would we say, forget about it. T not true . No, we would investigate it. Reporter even in the movies, in the soontobereleased diana, a mysterious reference to the paris weekend. Doesnt seem right to be going on a trip. Reporter that trip, her death, her life, it all still captivates us. And thats why, 16 years later, despite the investigations, we still want to know what really happened that night in paris. And this morning, Buckingham Palace declining any comment. And Scotland Yard says it is quote scoping out the new information. Look at the newspapers, this is a story we cannot turn away from. Dan and bianna. 16 years later. All right. Thanks, nick, appreciate it. Now another boy of summer busted. This time its onetime mvp Miguel Tejada being hit with one of baseballs longest suspensions ever for repeatedly using a banned substance, the stimulant adderall. Gio benitez has the story. Reporter this morning, 39yearold star kansas infielder Miguel Tejada suspended for 105 games. The stunning news after he tested positive for amphetamine. Reportedly adderall. Telling espn it was to treat attention deficit disorder. In the case of an athlete, it would allow them to focus on the game. Which is what every athlete really wants to do. Reporter tejada also telling our sister network, espn, i admitted i made a mistake, but i want people to understand one thing. I wasnt using a drug to take advantage on the field or be stronger or hit more home runs. He said he had been taking the drug for five years and had medical permission from the league. But that permit, he says, expired in april. Its a neuroactive agent, and patients who take the drug generally feel they cannot stop taking the drug. Reporter his ban comes after yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez was suspended for 211 games. Mlb investigators saying he had been using performanceenhancing drugs since 2010. Brewers outfielder ryan braun got a 65game suspension. And 12 other players got 50game penalties. It makes the fan, or the person who enjoys sports wonder whos on what . Reporter tejadas name had been connected with doping allegations in the past. In 2009, he was convicted of lying to congress about performanceenhancing drugs in baseball. This punishment comes after three separate positive tests. Even so, tejada tells espn he does not plan to retire. But experts tell us this could mark the end of his career. Such a black eye for the entire sport as well. Gio, thank you. Thank you. Time now for a check of the weather and over to ginger zee. Hey, ginger. Hey there, guys. Can i tell you, my cousins been in town all week. And new york citys been near perfection. She said, this is how it always is . Shes from california. I said not quite. But this is what its going to do, its going to change. All that perfection coming to an end. This is what you have to expect, philadelphia, 73, new york city, 73, a little cooler, more clouds than we have been seeing. I want to give you an idea of what its like in washington, d. C. , they are also going to be very chilly compared to average. Average 87, theyre going end up only in the low 70s. A little cooler with the easterly flow off the ocean. And things are starting to break down as far as perfection goes. As far as the Severe Weather in the nation, you have one small pocket, aberdeen, bismarck, grand forks, and fargo, all need to be on alert. You could see damaging winds and possibly hail. Something youll be watching your local abc stations later on for. And look at the west. Phoenix now starting to cool down a little bit, and by cool down, i mean 109 today. Chicago is about to have their warmest weekend in a couple of weeks. Well be looking at their picture and forecast in the next half hour. Thank you. I dont know if this is weatherrelated, but theres an alarming trend happening in america right now, a frightening number of bear attacks. Hikers, hunters, and other nature lovers are finding themselves face to face with the hungry creatures preparing for hibernation. Linzie janis has this story. Reporter this morning an alaska hunter is recovering after being brutally mauled by a brown be