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( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ time for me to fly >> reporter: flying is the key to this block because flying high over the skies of blacksburg, virginia was precious cargo carried by a drone as part of a top secret experiment led by google. >> it was a burrito, could be the first step in forever kwhanging changing the face of a college all-nighter. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: it's a bird? it's a plane? it's a burrito. students at virginia tech could soon be getting their chipotle fix via drone. top secret experiment, led by googles project wing, says it caught on camera. could flying fast food really take off? the tech giant is not the first to drum up drone delivery. amazon marketed prime air promising packages in 30 minutes or less. >> drops off the package and flies straight back up to altitude. >> reporter: even walmart looking to pilot the technology, but it isn't just home delivery. from extreme racing to shooting hollywood block busters like "sky fall," drone technology is everywhere. as for chipotle and google, they clearly hope this test is but a taste to come. no word on whether guac costs extra. >> of course it will, dan. that is one giant burrito, did you see that thing? >> it made me a little bit hungry. in college, we thought takeout taxi was cool, a guy picks up food for you at a restaurant. we thought that was fascinating. now it's drone. >> exactly. imagine the munchies with that one. good stuff. coming up, new york city's next great landmark. up, new york city's next great landmark. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. i take pzero heartburn!h morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat prilosec otc: the #1 doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for ten straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish® jet-dry in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish® jet-dry. for drier, shinier dishes. yopantene expert gives you thee? most beautiful hair ever, with our strongest pro-v formula ever. strong is beautiful. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. this pimple's gonna aw com'on.ver. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you... forever. let's be clear. clearasil works fast. 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>> her parents have now posted 500 photos of her that are so embarrassing, and despite her constant pleas for them to take them down, they refuse. she said she's taking matters into her own hands and suing them. her lawyer says the pictures go beyond what you expect, everything from her getting her diapers changed to potty trained. she says they knew know shame and no limits whether it was a picture on the toilet or lying naked, every stage was photographed, and then made public. now, her dad says he took the photos so he has rights to do whatever he wants with them. >> and thought it was bad when your parents posted prom pictures. >> the awkward braces stage. p those are always great. case gets settled in november or scheduled to hit the courts in november. >> it's for real. >> yeah. so you know in india, arranged marriages are common. take a look at this lady, she lived in new delhi, an arranged marriage that was all set, but then she had this conversation with her would be husband who did not want the dog to come along. >> oh. >> she was like, i can't abandon my dog for anyone, she told him. he said, please marry the dog in that case he replied. this is a conversation and it went public. people have since come to her side saying dump him. and marry me. the conversation went on and on. he's like, are you serious? my god. she's like, yeah, because it's going to be an issue. >> this morning on "world news now," hillary clinton is back on the road as the issue of both candidates' health takes the center stage on the campaign trail. meanwhile, new polling data from the battleground states suggest that clinton has some catching up to to. and as a dense tropical storm brings drenching rain to the east coast coast, a super system makes landfall across the pacific. the typhoon bringing with it some of the heaviest winds ever recorded. and new this half hour, a dramatic rescue caught on camera. >> taking seven officers and three good samaritans to free the driver of the pickup truck. the heroic efforts that went into saving that man's life. and forbes magazine is out with its list of this year's highest paid television actresses. we'll tell you who topped the list and how much she made last year and why most of her income did not come from her tv career. it's thursday, september 15th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." highest paid tv person who knew. >> it's not either one of us. >> no. >> good morning to you, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. we're going to start this half hour with hillary clinton who is expected back on the campaign trail today after recouperating from pneumonia. >> plans to stop to north carolina and washington, d.c. today releasing details about the health from a letter from her doctor that declared her fit to serve as president. donald trump is also sharing the results of a recent medical exam, making the big reveal on national television. it's your voice, your vote. >> reporter: a rare moment for donald trump. the outspoken gop nominee was speaking in a black church in flint, michigan, when the pastor stopped him cold in his tracks during a political attack. >> now hillary clinton -- >> mr. trump, i invited you here to -- >> oh, okay, that's good. >> reporter: he wrapped up and left taking off for a rally in ohio. i don't know, folks, do you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? >> reporter: a busy day for trump who discussed his health on a daytime talk show, and audience members of the dr. oz show watched as the 70-year-old billionaire handed over his medical results and recent results of a physical to dr. oz who spoke with nbc. >> i was surprised, looked at them, and they are good for a man of his age. >> hillary clinton released health information, but more detailed than trump. records show she's from antibiotic recovering from pneumonia and clinton's doctor says her physical exam was normal. clinton will be back on the trail thursday and back attacking trump who is now battling with new york's attorney general. the clinton supporter lost an inquiry into trump's nonprofit foundation after "the washington post" reported that he hadn't donated since 2008 and 20,000 charitable funds was bought to buy a paint. it's called a left-wing hit job. there's a newsweek magazine out questioning trump's business ties with foreign groups but his daughter ivanka says if he becomes president it will be put into a blind trust and his children will run it diane and kendis? >> thank you. hillary clinton is holding a tooif point lead in the latest national poll, but donald trump has pulled ahead in two key battle ground states. trump is on top in florida by three points. 47 to 44, and the race is also tightening in ohio with clinton trailing trump by five points. tropical storm julia hits the coast of the carolinas with heavy rain and strong winds this morning. forecasters say up to 4 inches of rain could fall into friday. the storm already caused street flooding and may bring more to flooding to charleston, myrtle beach and wilmington with a potential of tornadoes. >> the storm is expected to linger on the georgia-south carolina border. >> here's more on the track. good morning, justin. >> thanks. good morning to you as well. julia is in no hurry to move out to sea, just crawling around off towards the north very, very slowly, and this is producing more pounding surf on the carolina coastline and concerned about minor coastal flooding and beach erosion and a large wave height and flash flooding. talking about this system here for the next couple days. north plains, upper midwest also looking at the threat for heavy rain and some flash flooding today and again for tomorrow. eventually, this same storm system moves into the northeast over the weekend, over the interior on saturday, and towards the 95 corridor on sunday, with widespread travel delays. kendis, diane, back to you. >> justin, thank you. china is pounded from the super typhoon, and this video shows a number of vessels being tossed around by the powerful waves of that storm earlier yesterday along the western coast of taiwan. the heavy winds have knocked out power to thousands. abc easterry moran has more on the damage. >> reporter: the super typhoon was packing some of the strongest sustained winds on record. 190 miles per hour at its height. a wall of water lashed this fishing port, boats pitching in the seas as the typhoon passed directly over taiwan early wednesday. these ships crashed into each other, one almost entirely on its side. a motorist struck by debris, blinding rain and wind downed power lines, crushing this car, toppling trucks, sending these shipping containers tumbling. reports of 25 inches of rain in 24 hours left streets flooded and mud slides blocking roads. this storm is now slamming into densely populated eastern china, still packing wind equivalent to a category 3 hurricane with another typhoon coming just behind it. terry moran, abc news, london. president obama plans to reward myanmar's moves towards democracy. during a visit by a former political prisoner, the president pledged to lift economic sanctions and restore trade benefits. the administration views the southeast asian country's political shift as a major foreign policy achievement since she swept the elections last november. the white house unveiled a plan to accept more refugees. by the end of the year, the u.s. will have accepted 85,000 people from conflict zones around the world and 11,000 from syria. next year, the goal is 110,000, that's nearly 30% increase from this year. the secretary of state john kerry briefed congress about that plan on tuesday. new york city police want to question this man, a possible suspect in an attack on a female tourist who was wearing traditional muslim clothing. on saturday night, she was walking in midtown manhattan when her blouse started burning. a man standing next to her had a lighter in his hand. the woman put the fire out and was not injured. ford is moving all of its small production to mexico. they already build some there but soon produce the max and focus there as well. the michigan plant currently making those models is expected to make larger, more profitable vehicles so there won't be any loss of american jobs, at least according to ford. there's more fallout over north carolina's law limiting protections for lgbt people. the atlantic coast conference removed all athletic championships from the state until that law is repealed. that includes this season's acc football championship game which was set for charlotte in december. the conference's exit follows the ncaa's move to relocate seven championship events because of the law. here's technology to that we can all appreciate. >> it's pizza made by a robot. the company is called zoom pizza in silicon valley, and the robots are used to add pizza sauce, spread it, and put the pizzas in the oven. >> okay. so more robots will be added to production soon to prepare dough, add cheese and toppings, maybe even cut the pies and put them in boxes. zoom says those tasks are being automated so more money can be spent on high quality ingredients. >> but the pizza's still made in california? >> yes. >> not as good as new york pizza. sorry, california. >> what? >> sorry, california. nope. >> wow. you're starting a fight with 15 million people? >> the pizza brawl is official. >> california pizzas are good and california burritos. >> now we're talking. coming up, new details just in, more american athletes now targeted by hackers. and caught on camera, how ten ordinary men turned into overnight heroes by risking their lives to rescue the man trapped inside this fiery crash. the pregnant actress who took to twitter to scold subway riders for not giving her a seat. that's ahead in the skinny. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by unitedhealthcare. you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free [decision guide]. it's full of information on medicare and the range of aarp medicare supplement plans to choose from based on your needs and budget. all plans like these let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients, and there are no network restrictions. unitedhealthcare insurance company has over thirty years experience and the commitment to roll along with you, keeping you on course. so call now and discover how an aarp medicare supplement plan could go long™ for you. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp, an organization serving the needs of people 50 and over for generations. plus, nine out of ten plan members surveyed say they would recommend their plan to a friend. remember, medicare doesn't cover everything. the rest is up to you. call now, request your free [decision guide] and start gathering the information you need to help you keep rolling with confidence. go long™. ♪ introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. just a normal night in a houston jewelry store until four guys dressed in black came in started smashing the display cases and stealing the high value mer dhiens inside. police say they made off with millions of dollars of jewelry. they were there and gone in a matter of 40 seconds. unbelievable. police this morning on the lookout for a black nissan that they got away in. russian hackers released confidential information on olympic athletes for the second time now. the world anti-doping actsy confirmed that their systems were hacked. personal data from 25 athletes compromised. they have not been named, but ten are americans. some of the information revealed records of exemptions for the athletes to use otherwise banned substances because of a verified medical condition. uber's driverless cars have made their debut in pittsburgh. uber says the city is ideal to test them. you can hail a controlled car, and our reporter took a ride in the driver's seat. >> oh, that's scary. that's crazy. oh, that tractor trailer is coming right at us, and i'm not driving the car. >> okay. each car comes equipped with 20 cameras, seven lasers and gps units and a backup operator in case there's a glitch which was the case in boou's test drive as you saw there. two vehicles driven by humans that triggered a crash in winston salem, north carolina. a pickup truck and school bus collided head on trapping the driver, within minutes turning ten ordinary men into heros. >> reporter: this is video from a north carolina police officer's body cam. people in the community calling for help. >> i need an ambulance and fire truck out here right now. >> reporter: the driver completely stuck in a fiery truck after coming head-to-head with a school bus. >> there's a guy pinned inside and can't get out. >> reporter: you see the desperate acts working alongside police officers for minutes. right there, a man running from one side of the truck to the other distinguishing the flames. police carrying the door off, and first responders rescuing the man with heavy equipment. >> i thank you as well. >> we see the faces, three good samaritans and seven officers recognized publicly for their heroism. and the driver of the pickup truck is recovering in the hospital from the injuries. they are not life threatening, we're told. the driver of the school bus was cited for the accident. gio benitez, abc news, new york. updating a story from yesterday. now, remember the marathoners delayed by a train? well, they are out of luck. the delay happened sunday in a marathon in allentown, pennsylvania. >> the train delayed runners for some nine minutes, some used the race to qualify for next year's boston marathon. officials made the case to organizers in boston who said, sorry. >> no adjusted time will be accepted for the boston marathon. better luck to everyone next time, i guess? >> oh, that's rough. >> yeah. >> ouch. when we come back, who topped the list of this year's highest paid tv actresses? and the pregnant actress who went on a twitter rant after not getting a seat on the subway. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny time now for the thursday morning skinny starting with the ladies who topped yet another highest paid list. >> forbes is out with the annual list of world's highest paid television actresses. >> starting with no. 5. scandal's keri washington, 13.5 million. thanks mostly to endorsement deals with neutrogena, apple music. >> tied for fourth, 14.5 million, one of the first actresses to be launched by producer shonda rhimes, ellen pompeo. >> tied for 40 is law and order marisca at 14.5 million. >> and third place, min di keling of the min di project on hulu at 15 million. >> coming in second, the big bang theory kaylee cocoa raking in $24.5 million last year earning a million dollars an episode. >> a top of the list, it's modern family's sofia vergara earning a whopping $43 million last year, that's mostly from endorsements and licensing deals including a line of rooms to go furniture, coffee maker, she even has a line of nurse ruin forms. >> really? >> yeah. nurse uniforms. >> not as a halloween costumes? >> no, real nurse uniforms. >> all right, cool. next, as if we needed more proof that fashion designers need to get a clue about women's footwear -- >> here you have it. this is a painful tumble yesterday at new york's fashion week landing on all fours on the runway for michael kors. >> she was wearing 6 inch open toed open heeled platform shoes, even more dramatic when you're laid on the ground, as you can see. >> she might want to take lessons in walking in impossible shoes from lady gaga. she rocked the week as well in a blazer. told that's a crop top and apparently it's a micromini shorts and platform boots taller than a birthday cake. >> latest reports indicate that gaga apparently managed to stay up right the entire evening, of course she did not have to strut down the runway like bella did. >> it's easier. >> or wear normal sized shoes. stop making models walk around in 6 inch heels. >> i agree with you on that. well, next olivia wilde takes to twitter to scold fellow riders on a new york city subway system. >> she's pregnant with her second child, but she's not getting a lot of love from fellow new yorkers tweeting out, quote, able bodied riders who won't give your seat to a giant preggo, i'll stand right next to your head and pray i go into labor. >> like true new yorkers, at least one guy did have something to say tweeting back -- i didn't tell you to get pregnant. get an uber. you can afford it and i paid the same amount as you for the subway ride. >> now wilde did respond to kyle but fcc laws prohibit us being able to repeat what she said. >> it was a great back and forth between the two. >> you think so? she got the last word. finally, bill murray may take the subway or uber to brooklyn this weekend. >> tomorrow and saturday at 7:00 every night, the veteran actor has a go at manning the bar at 21 green point, it's a new brooklyn bar co-owned by his son. >> murray is no stranger to bar tending. he famously popped up with wu tang clan in austin during south by southwest, but he poured nothing but tequila shots. that's the way to bar tend. >> might find this more challenges because cocktails are creations of the city's top restaurants. >> murray says we want people to come in and have fun, walk in, be nice. what my dad lacks in experience he makes up for in tequila. >> tequila for everybody. tequila for everybody. flr introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. (♪) (♪) when you are suffering from chest congestion try mucinex 12-hour. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. and lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. ♪ ♪ a 19-year-old student from texas a&m traveled 1500 miles to see his music icon perform on stage in philadelphia. >> but he never expected that he would find himself on stage with bruce springsteen. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: a rock n' roll wish granted by the boss himself. bruce springsteen spotted a fan with a sign in philadelphia. it said, can a college kid play "no surrender" with you? sure enough, the 19-year-old matthew got his big break after traveling 1,500 miles to be there. ♪ springsteen sang a duet with a 3-year-old in new jersey. ♪ and danced on stage with his 91-year-old mother adele. in this month ice vanity fair, springsteen describes his struggles with depression writing whoever you've been and wherever you've been, it never leaves you. still born to run. sometimes with his fans right there by his side. david wright, abc news, new york. >> the kid's all right. he did pretty good. >> yeah. okay. so she's not bruce springsteen yet, but she's certainly on her way. >> "america's got talent" crowned its latest winner last night. >> grace vanderwaal! >> this 12-year-old collapsed on stage in tears after the announcement. she's already amassed a fan base with millions of viewers watching her on youtube or facebook. ♪ your silly words ♪ i won't live in such a world ♪ because all your truths and stupid games ♪ >> not bad at all. >> yeah. pretty good actually. >> the young singer won the million dollar prize and headlining show in vegas. simon cowell compared her to kelly clarkson. >> and sia quality to her voice. beautiful singer, wow. >> quite a bit a stage presence on her. >> amazing for an adult, let alone a 12-year-old. congratulations. don't miss our updates on facebook. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." the coast of south carolina getting heavy rain has tropical storm julia lingers just offshore. the greatest risk of flooding is later today at high tide. new details just ahead. hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail today. her doctor says she is recovering well from pneumonia. this as both candidates released new medical details. for the second time this week, russian hackers have leaked confidential information about olympic athletes. the hack confirmed by an international anti-doping officials. information about 25, so far unnamed athletes, was compromised. ten of them are americans. and dr. carla hayden is the new librarian of congress. she is the 14th person to hold that position, she is also the first woman and first african-american. those are just some of our top stories on this thursday, september 15th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". >> good thursday morning, everyone. we're starting the half hour with the tropical storm julia right now bringing heavy rain to the coast of the carolinas. >> radar shows the storm spinning just offshore, still packed with lots of moisture. surfers in the charleston area were taking advantage of the high waves caused by the storm, but the biggest threat will be later today when the high tide could cause some flash flooding. abc's rob marciano could have more. >> reporter: rapidly developing tropical storm julia slamming the southeast sea board with torrential rain and sustained winds over 40 miles per hour churning up waves along florida's atlantic coast and spawning a tornado in brevard county. winds up to 85 miles per hour there. in grant, florida, straight line winds ripped the roof of this home. >> rattled in the garage, rolled it down tight, and when it quit, i opened the door, and i saw my roof out in the yard. >> reporter: the storm marching north through the night. in georgia, trees toppled, power knocked out, flash flood watches in place along the carolina coasts where they're bracing for more than a half a foot of rain. the biggest fear here is flooding. >> one of the worst thing for people on the coast that we deal with is the storm surge. >> reporter: tropical storm julia going from nothing to the tenth named storm of the year a rare occurrence for a system already over land. all happening within less than 24 hours. rob marciano, abc news, south carolina. so when will julia move out to sea? >> accuweather justin povick has more on the track of the storm. justin, good morning. >> diane, kendis, thanks, good morning to you. tracking julia. again, not moving around a whole lot, meandering off the south carolina coastline and more so the movement here over the next couple days, extremely slow off towards the north, and that is going to cause more heavy rainfall, and that leads to flash flooding. other problems include a very large waves and minor beach erosion. diane, kendis, back to you. >> justin, thank you. turning to politics. donald trump is campaigning in new york and new hampshire today after presenting the results of his most recent physical on the dr. oz show. the episode doesn't air until today, but dr. oz says trump's results were pretty good for a man his age. meanwhile, there was an awkward moment as trump spoke at a church in flint, michigan. >> hillary failed on the economy. just like she's failed on foreign policy, everything she touched didn't work out. nothing. now hillary clinton -- >> mr. trump, i invited you here to thank us, not to give a political speech. >> oh, okay. that's good. i'm going to go back. okay. >> trump quickly wrapped up his speech but continued to go after clinton in ohio last night. he told supporters he did not think clinton could stand in a hot room for an hour like he was doing. clinton is returning to the campaign trail today following a glowing report from her doctor after several days of rest and antibiotics for pneumonia, clinton is planning to make stops in greensboro, north carolina, and washington, d.c. her doctor said she is recovering well and declared her in excellent mental condition. donald trump now says he was never a fan of former secretary of state colin powell. he fired off that tweet last night after being harshly criticized in powell's hacked e-mails. powell is not so happy with hillary clinton either. >> reporter: the most famous face in the gop, serving under three republican presidents, but in hacked e-mails, powell calls his own party's nominee a national disgrace and an international per rye ya. the former secretary of state also said donald trump has no sense of shame. powell's e-mails were hacked in what could be russia's latest attempt to influence this election. in those e-mails, he does not hold back, saying trump appeals to the worst angels of the gop nature and poor white folks. and about trump's birther crusade against president obama? >> he was not born in this country, a real possibility, then he's pulled a great con. in the history of politics. >> powell writing, yep, the whole birther movement was raci racist. powell defends hillary clinton in a e-mail to former secretary of state condoleezza rice saying benghazi is a stupid witch hunt, but the niceties end there. clinton doesn't look good, she is working herself to death and just last month powell seemed frustrated after clinton publicly suggested he was the reason she decided to use private e-mail as secretary of state. writing that clinton, quote, could have killed this two years ago by merely telling everyone honestly what she had done and not tie me into it. i told her staff three times not to try that gambit. powell has not said who he's endorsing in this race. >> in due course, i'll express my opinion about this, but i want to wait a little longer. >> reporter: in 2014 he wrote, i'd rather not have to vote for her although she's a friend i respect. he says clinton has unbridled ambition and calls her greedy, not transformational. perhaps not surprising, no comment from either side on colin powell's e-mails. the hillary clinton campaign certainly wants to shift the focus while she is still here recovering at home. she does hit the campaign trail soon with two stops, north carolina and washington. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. a man suspected of setting fire to the mosque once attended by the orlando nightclub shooter is behind bars this morning. the sheriff's office announced the arrest, and two callers identified joseph as the man seen running from the mosque on surveillance video. if committed of a hate crime, he could face 30 years in prison. mean while, outside atlanta, an armed militia group demonstrated while county commissioners were about to discuss a planned mosque. he had serious concerns about the peacefulness of islam, but with the meeting cancelled, a moratorium on building the mosque will expire, clearing the way to begin construction. a north carolina university football player is out on bail after turning himself in facing misdemeanor charges of sexual assault. he's accused of sexual assaultly assaulted delaney robertson. he's suspended from the team indefinitely. a new jersey shopper got a scare at the mall with an explosion and fire inside her purse. >> woah. >> the disconnected battery for the e cigarette device apparently exploded. she dumped the contents of the purse on the floor as other shoppers ran away. the woman suffered minor burns and said it could have been worse. everything in her purse, though, was scorched. cops are presumably filled right now with students at rutgers university in new jersey. thousands were forced out of their dorms because of a power failure. about 90 buildings on the campus were affected including more than three dozen residence halls. kids could be out of the rooms for days. local utility says an internal equipment problem is to blame. this is a cool story coming to us from southwest michigan. one little girl doing the right thing. >> that's 4-year-old becca, riding in the barbie car, packs the little vehicle with gifts that were supposed to be her's. >> then she gave those gifts to three little girls who just lost everything in a house fire. mother of the girls who received the new toys now understandably calling becca is special little girl and who could disagree with them on that. i love that she packed up her little barbie car to do all this. >> such a sweet thought. >> i could walk them over, but i could carry a lot more in my car. i will cruise on over. >> the house that burned, by the way s a complete and total loss there. >> the local community said they've pitching in. they sent cards to the house, toys for the girls and set up a go fund me page. the goal was for more than $2,000. coming up, a sneak peek inside this smithsonian museum of african-american history before it opens. plus, another car fire blamed on a samsung smart phone. why the owner says the galaxy note 7 was to blame. and in case you haven't checked your calendar, it's national double cheese burger day. we can let this important national food holiday go by without a late night run to white castle. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by 23 in me.com. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. ♪ yeah, click introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. this pimple's gonna aw com'on.ver. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. and acne won't last forever. just like your mom won't walk in on you... forever. let's be clear. clearasil works fast. why don't you dry my dishes? 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our insomniac kitchen is up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. hd-5. no breakfast, cheeseburger, huh? >> come on, don't give me that, let's go. let's go. we have to have turnover. what do you want? >> i don't, it's too early for a cheeseburger. look! >> cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger. >> it is never too early for a cheeseburger. >> not at all. that iconic "saturday night live" sketch starring john and robert kline and a very young bill murray back in 1978. >> as we know, working this shift, it's never too early for a cheeseburger, and today, on national double cheeseburger day, we might be the first to celebrate with the country's most popular burger joint. >> abc's will gans takes us to the boogie down bronx for insomniac kitchen. >> reporter: hey, insomniacs, i know harold and kumar did it first, but today, we're going to white castle! ♪ when preparing the perfect double cheeseburger, step one, you can't act the part. you have to look the part. ♪ i am here with the general manager of this white castle, diane. did i say it right? >> yes, you did. perfect. >> and you have hired me for the day, unofficially. >> yes, i have. >> but first things first. i want a tour of the lay of the land, if you will, is that all right? >> no problem. >> all right, let's do it. i'm usually on the other side of the counter ordering. >> so when we have a customer approach, we welcome them. hi, welcome to white castle, how can i help you today? >> hello, and welcome to white castle. >> that's fine. we have the fryer section, salted, not salted, ready to go. this is famous r2d2, that's the fry products, the fish, the chicken, egg, sausage, breakfast items as well. ready to deliver. >> ready to deliver to, r 2 d 2. so famous. we love etta around here. >> famous in any white castle. >> legendary. >> legendary. give us the famous etta greeting, let's hear it. >> hi, welcome to white castle, my name is etta, how can i help you? >> friendly. >> very friendly. >> welcome to white castle, this is will, how can i help you? i'm going to grab you ketchup and tartar sauce, hang on, just a second. all right. here you go. thank you, come again. i'm giving them an extra one. >> have a great day. >> didn't see that one coming. >> here's your order. sorry for the wait. thanks so much for coming to white castle. y'all have a good day. it's national double cheeseburger day, let's do this thing. >> yes, let's do this thing. yes. there you go. take off one of the tops. >> this, i can handle. boom. >> take two slices of cheese. >> one goes here. >> yes. >> one goes here. now i get my pickles. >> yes. two pickles. >> they go here. >> yes. >> ketchup. >> yes. okay. all right. go ahead. >> i take this? >> no, no. >> no, no, no. >> this always stays right here. >> okay. >> okay? >> now lift it up? >> yes. one hand, the other hand. >> this way? >> yes. in there. >> okay. >> okay. >> that's pretty good looking. now should we do a taste test? ♪ wait, let's do this together. ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> just going to get in there. >> dig in. >> oh, oh. >> oh, wow. >> you're fake eating. >> i'm fake eating. >> the onions are like flavor crystals exploding in your mouth. >> oh, my god. >> put it in your mouth. what are you waiting for in. >> i wonder how many food segments you have to do. >> this is fake eating. oh, man. >> you demolished the burger. >> i'm not eating it. sorry. she's shocked. no, i'm just playing with it. >> demolishing it. >> a lot of places are participating, hardees and more. johnny rockets. nathan's. >> happy national cheeseburger day. >> i'll eat it, ready? >> i'll eat is it. here, ready? eat it, ready? flr it. here, ready? it. here, ready? t. here, ready? so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp... and provided by unitedhealthcare insurance company, which has over 30 years of experience behind it. with all the good years ahead, look for the experience and commitment to go the distance with you. call now to request your free decision guide. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. ♪ yeah, click ♪ the national mall in washington, d.c. has been the site of so many landmark moments in history, and yesterday, history was made there once again. >> president obama and his family got their sneak peek inside the national museum of african-american history and culture before its official opening. >> abc reports it's a project that's been more than a decade in the making. >> reporter: it's a journey through time and culture, the first museum dedicated entirely to black history, opening doors four years after construction began, but a museum of more than 100 years in the making. >> this was a dream of our civil war veterans, 1915, they asked for this new museum to be created. >> reporter: the building design standing in stark contrast to the marble facade surrounding the national mall. >> and you walk in this gallery and you go from slavery to freedom. >> reporter: with artifacts of the slave cabin to a shawl owned by harriet tubman. one thing you won't find in this museum, personal art facts from martin luther king jr.'s life, those items remain with his family. >> you will find the famous fedora worn by michael jackson, the gloves worn by muhammad ali. the entire museum built around a segregation era railway car. >> the other feature we put in before the museum was built, this guard towel from a prison, and this is from louisiana. >> a prisoner plantation with a legacy of slavery. >> as i was walking through, i saw shackles, i saw auction blocks and a few tears came down my face, and as i came up, i began to see contemporary protest photos and began to see president obama being inaugurated. >> reporter: student activist and protester stepped inside history, but also becoming part of it. >> you see black lives matter shirt, justice for trayvon. what's it mean to you to see part of your fight represented in this museum? >> this also reminds me that my community of ferguson just wanted to mourn. we protest because we believe we can create a perfect union. >> reporter: a union of culture opening its doors to the public later this month. serena marshall, abc news, washington. >> and the museum opens on september 24th. >> it's a fascinating museum, they actually have a slave ship from off the coast of africa and shipped it all the way over here and moved it in. >> wow. >> the museum is eight stories, cost $540 million to build. >> oprah's a big contributor to it as well. that's all for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. this morning on "world news now," both candidates back on the campaign trail. >> hillary clinton returns to the road after taking time off for pneumonia as the health of both she and donald trump become a top campaign issue. we'll have the latest poll that have both candidates tied in the race for the white house. new details about the driver running down police officers with his car. this morning, the condition of the officers and the suspect making his first appearance in court. a car dash cam shows what appears to be a purse snatcher attacking a woman in the crosswalk. good samaritans then come to her aid, some jumping out of the car in the intersection. we'll show you how the scene plays out. ♪ ♪ straight out of compton >> well, it is straight out of compton. don't call them city slickers. they are the cowboys of compton. how they mix a taste of country living with the concrete jungle. it's thursday, september 15th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". >> that's one way to get new york city. >> on horse back? >> on horse back. good morning, kendis gibson here. >> i'm diane macedo. we'll get to the horse back riding in a moment. but the health of the presidential candidates is now front and center in the battle for the white house. >> yes as both reveal more medical details. the race appears to be tightening a little bit. take a look. this is a head-to-head matchup with hillary clinton just about five points ahead of donald trump. 48 to 43. her lead, though, narrows even more in a race that includes the other two candidates. >> after a bout with pneumonia, clinton returns to the trail today, but trump swiped her stamina last night telling supporters in ohio he didn't think clinton could stand in a hot room for an hour like he was doing. and that was hours after he was scolded by a pastor. abc's tom llamas has more. >> reporter: in a stunning moment, donald trump stopped cold in his tracks in the middle of a political attack by a pastor of an african-american church in flint, michigan. >> hillary failed on the economy. just like she's failed on foreign policy, everything she touched didn't work out, nothing. now hillary clinton -- >> mr. trump, i invited you here to thank us -- >> oh, oh, okay. >> not to give a political speech. >> okay. that's good. i'll go back. >> reporter: trump quickly wrapped up and left. earlier, trump in a more familiar role, building drama presenting results of the recent physical on dr. oz. >> why not share your medical records? why not -- >> well, i have no problem in doing it. i have it right here. i mean, should i do it? i don't care. should i do it? [ applause ] it's two letters. one is the report. the other is from lennox hill hospital. >> may i see them? >> yeah, sure. >> these are the reports from -- >> those were all the tests that were just done last week. >> reporter: audience members say he revealed his cholesterol level, blood pressure, and result of the latest colonoscopy. and that he takes a statin. >> if he was my patient, they're good for a man of his age. >> reporter: the trump campaign has yet to show the two pages he handed to dr. oz. in 2015, trump tweeted, i have instruct mid long-time doctor to issue a full medical report. it will show perfection. since then, all we've seen is a four paragraph letter, trump's doctor declaring trump, quote, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. >> i think i probably picked up his language and then just interpreted it to my own. >> reporter: performing his exam last year, and the campaign unclear whether they'll release a more complete medical history. >> i don't know why we need such extensive medical reporting when we all have a right to privacy. >> reporter: in the past, hillary clinton disclosed much more about her own medical history. still, trump long questioned her health, and now after the near collapse sunday with clinton home, sidelined with pneumonia, her doctor releasing a new detailed health summary saying clinton's physical exam was, quote, normal and she is in excellent mental condition. clinton's taking several medications including for her thyroid and allergies, and the doctor says her heart is healthy. as for pneumonia? she's recovering well with antibiotics and rest and fit to serve as president of the united states. donald trump said he'll release his physical results later this week, but the campaign says that's not in flux and it's unclear if he'll release any more medical information. the clinton campaign says he's trying to hide something and they call that four paragraph letter me released back in december a, quote, joke. tom llamas, abc news, new york. donald trump slams powell after his hacked e-mails show that he called trump a national disgrace. trump said he was never a fan of powell and accuse him of having a weak understanding of weapons of mass destruction in iraq and powell also referred to trump in an e-mail as an international pariah with no sense of shame. as for powell's take on hillary clinton in an e-mail in 2014, called her a friend he republics, but greedy, and he blasted her for not being honest about her private e-mail server and said he would rather not vote for her. tropical storm julia is dumping heavy rain on south carolina and gusty winds and rough seas, causing street flooding in georgia and scattered power outages. julia is expected to linger along the georgia-south carolina border into friday. typhoon, once the most powerful storm to form in years, has made land fall on the eastern coast of china after pounding taiwan. hurricane strength winds and rain knock out power to some areas and shut down local highways and 30,000 people evacuated at one point. the storm is losing strength moving further into the mainland. a man accused of setting a florida mosque on fire is behind bars. police made arrests after tips identified the 32-year-old. they also say his social media account had several anti--islamic posts and comments on it. he's facing arson and hate crime charges. the orlando nightclub gunman used to worship at that mosque. and the gazebo where 12-year-old tamir rice was shot dead by a police officer is moved to a museum in chicago. the boy was holding a realistic looking toy gun when killed by an officer in a park in clear and convincing evidence. the city settled the suit brought by the family for $6 million. phoenix now, the last of the police officers injured when a car plowed into them has been released from the hospital. the rookie officer suffered a concussion and is recovering right now at home. the suspect in the case is held without bail. here is abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: after mowing down three phoenix cops in a gas station parking lot, the man allegedly behind the wheel appearing in court. 44-year-old, much of the time, slumped over. >> mr. payne, if you'll stand up, please. >> reporter: court documents describe him as a homeless transient, under the influence of drugs or alcohol during the alleged attack, all caught on surveillance video and no accident, according to authorities. >> our phoenix police officers were targeted. >> reporter: it began just before 2:00 a.m. tuesday. a sergeant and two officers meeting outside this convenience store, nearby, the driver of this red car appears to watch them for a few minutes, then this -- you can see the sergeant going down with a broken leg. another officer dives out of the way, but a third cop is sent flying eight feet into the air. >> i thank god that we're not planning three funerals right now. >> reporter: the car crashing into the store, court documents describe one clerk jumping out of the way, and another struck by flying debris, but the suspect still putting up a fight. officers tasering him numerous times to make the arrest. the police chief not speculating on motive, but expressing anger about what he sees as a pattern of attacks. >> i have never seen so many violent, senseless acts targeting law enforcement. >> reporter: all three officers were injured, two seriously, but they are expected to be okay. as for payne, court documents reveal he attacked three phoenix cops during a 1997 traffic stop. he was sentenced with probags. kendis, diane? >> lauren, thank you. samsung's exploding battery problem may be growing. the safety commission is looking into incidents involving phones other than the galaxy note 7 this as police in florida investigate whether a galaxy s7 caused a car fire. meanwhile, samsung apologized for the issue in south korean newspapers and explained how to get a replacement. the same apology did not appear in u.s. newspapers. the trouble isn't over for wells fargo. federal prosecutors is looking at the bank's aggressive sales tactics that allegedly led employees to open accounts customers didn't ask for. no decision has been made yet whether to prosecute wells fargo, but subpoenas have been issued. a feel-good story now from southern carolina, two well-dressed men waiting at a light saw a purse snatching. they jumped out of their mercedes chasing the crook down. suspect got away but arrested down the block after he attempted a second robbery. also in southern california, it's not your average urban scene. check this out. a guy on a horse riding through the streets of compton. >> what's wrong with that? he is part of a group that calls itself the compton cowboys. andrew says when ever he has some time, his favorite thing to do is saddle up and go for a ride. he says riding through rough parts of the city is a welcomed distraction. >> i could take off right now and i could ride through 10 or 12 gang neighborhoods and they'll have all the same reaction. oh, what's up, that's cool, home boy. i go through all of them, and i get a warm welcome. >> another of the compton cowboy says he gets plenty of surprised looks when he rides through the streets. >> he says the local children in particular get a kick out of seeing the horses. i can understand that. >> yeah, i would say so. the only problem with that is how do you pimp that ride? >> it's a tradition dating back decades in some parts of l.a. known as richland farms. >> cool. well, coming up, bringing new meaning to the apple for the teacher. apple has been working with the white house on the plan to bring technology to every american student. abc's robin roberts gets a progress report from ceo tim cook. how about using technology to bring fast food to starving college students? 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abc's robin roberts caught up with apple's ceo, tim cook, at a public school here in new york city. ♪ >> you guys are very excited over here. >> reporter: the 6th graders at harlem's ps-161 know a thing or two about coding and they couldn't wait to show off their skills to apple ceo, tim cook. students of all ages using cutting edge technology to revolutionize the way we learn. >> what he's doing is writing code in order to get the robot through this track. >> reporter: apple is part of a white house initiative called connect ed. its goal? connect 99% of american schools to advanced technology. >> i also do ballet, which i love. >> reporter: this school in harlem is among 114 others that have seen student engagement peak since implementing the program one year ago. do you see your students more enthusiastic? more engaged? >> very engaged. they are thinking. they are having conversation. learning should come from within. so using our ipad as a tool, we can cause that to happen. it does not take the place of good teaching, but it is an essential tool. >> reporter: it looks like they are having fun too. tell us how the initiative is going now. >> it's going fabulous. you know, one of the things that we seek to do is really increase student engagement in a major way. one of the measures of that arguably is our attendance, and attendance is significantly up there. now, with that, students are learning more, and the math scores are also up, so we feel really good. >> reporter: talking to the few students here and asking them, their eyes light up, and they say everywhere else in their lives, it's all about the tablet, and it used to be, they come into the classroom, and it was like an analog experience, if you will. >> you have a good point. you and i were born in analog world. these kids are born in a digital world. if they come to school and have an analog environment, it's not conducive to learning. it's not conducive to creativity. we're bringing digital to the schools here and we're focussed on underserved schools. >> like that? >> reporter: the future of our nation, one swipe at a time. >> we want everyone, every kid in america, every kid in the world, to be able to look and say, i can be the president or i can be the ceo of apple or i can replace robin roberts on "good morning america", everyone should be able to aspire and climb that ladder. >> so no more marble notebooks. remember those? threading in between. >> not quite. >> oh. >> the company donated about 50,000 ipads to students. >> there is a movement among some parents to get kids so have less screen time, less time looking at screens, not everyone is apparently a huge fan of this, but the company, apple, is apparently donating 50,000 ipads to students. coming up in our next half hour, a dramatic fiery rescue caught on camera. a pickup truck and school bus collide as the pickup ignites with the driver trapped inside. see how first responders and good samaritans jumped into action saving that man's life. first, students at virginia tech could soon be getting their chipotle fix by drone. the top secret experiment next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ ♪ ♪ time for me to fly flying is the key to this block because flying high over the skies of blacksburg, virginia was precious cargo carried by a drone as part of a top secret experiment led by google. >> it was a burrito experiment, could be the first step in forever changing the face of the college all-nighter. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: it's a bird? it's a plane? it's a burrito. students at virginia tech could soon be getting their chipotle fix via drone. top secret experiment, led by google's project wing, says it caught on camera. could flying fast food really take off? the tech giant is not the first to drum up drone delivery. amazon marketed prime air promising packages in 30 minutes or less. >> drops off the package and flies straight back up to altitude. >> reporter: even walmart the world's largest retailer looking to pilot the technology, but it isn't just home delivery. from extreme racing to shooting hollywood block busters like "sky fall," drone technology is everywhere. as for chipotle and google, they clearly hope this test is but a taste of what's to come. still no word on whether guac will cost you extra. >> of course it will, dan. that is one giant burrito, did you see that thing? >> it made me a little bit hungry. in college, we thought takeout taxi was cool. that was a thing in boston where some guy would go pick up food for you at a restaurant. we thought that was fascinating. now it's drone. >> exactly. imagine the munchies with that one. good stuff. coming up, new york city's next great landmark. up, new york city's next great landmark. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. i take pzero heartburn!h morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat prilosec otc: the #1 doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for ten straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. why don't you dry my dishes? 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(♪) (♪) when you are suffering from chest congestion try mucinex 12-hour. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. and lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. ♪ ♪ "the mix" this thursday with potentially new york's next great landmark. are you ready for it? we have our first preview of what's been a secret project for a little while. voila. >> a secret? >> look at this. >> oh. >> this is going to be weird. >> huh. >> it's going to be on the west side of manhattan. it's 15 stories tall in an area called hudson yards, a new development opening in 2018. but ever since they unveiled it yesterday, lot of people have been trying to figure out what exactly is it? >> it looks a little bit like a beehive. >> some said a honey comb or a stair way to nowhere, a vessel. >> a spaceship. >> cover of a pink floyd album. >> it does look like the cover of a pink floyd album or something that you can fill all those billion stars that we saw from the milky way in earlier. >> okay. >> it's -- [ laughter ] it's a hundred million dollar project, by the way. >> maybe the secret is it is a spaceship. >> maybe it is. >> fly us all away. >> into the milky way. so we all know parents sometimes can be a little embarrassing, especially when they start getting involved in facebook. >> oh, yeah. >> but for a girl in austria, she has had enough and she is suing. >> like real suing? >> her parents have now posted roughly 500 photos of her that are so embarrassing and despite her constant pleas for them to take them down, she says her parents refuse. she said she's taking matters into her own hands and suing them. her lawyer says the pictures go beyond what you expect, everything from her getting her diapers changed to potty trained. she says they knew no shame and no limits whether it was a picture sitting on the toilet or lying naked, every stage was photographed and then made public. now, her dad says he took the photos so he has rights to do whatever he wants with them. >> and you thought it was bad when your parents posted the prom pictures. >> the awkward braces stage. those are always great. case gets settled in november or scheduled to hit the courts in november. >> it's for real. >> yeah. so you know in india, arranged marriages are common. there's this one young lady, take a look at this lady, she lived in new delhi, an arranged marriage that was all set, but then she had this conversation with her would be husband who did not want the dog to come along. >> oh. >> she was like, i can't abandon my dog for anyone, she told him. he said, please marry the dog in that case he replied. this is a conversation and it went public. people have since come to her side saying dump him. and marry me. the conversation went on and on. he's like, are you serious? my god. she's like, yeah, because it's going to be an issue. >> #dealbreaker. >> yeah. this morning on "world news now," hillary clinton is back on the road as the issue of both candidates' health takes the center stage on the campaign trail. meanwhile, new polling data from the battleground states suggest that clinton has some catching up to to. and as a dense tropical storm brings drenching rain to the east coast coast, a super system makes landfall across the pacific. the typhoon bringing with it some of the heaviest winds ever recorded. and new this half hour, a dramatic fiery rescue caught on camera. >> taking seven officers and three good samaritans to free the driver of the pickup truck. the heroic efforts that went into saving that man's life. and forbes magazine is out with its list of this year's highest paid television actresses. we'll tell you who topped the list and how much she made last year and why most of her income did not come from her tv career. it's thursday, september 15th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." highest paid tv person who knew. >> it's not either one of us. >> no. >> good morning to you, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. we're going to start this half hour with hillary clinton who is expected back on the campaign trail today after recuperating all week from pneumonia. >> clinton plans to make stops in north carolina and washington, d.c. today. her return follows the release of new details about her health in a letter from her doctor that declared her fit to serve as president. donald trump is also sharing the results of a recent medical exam, making the big reveal on national television. it's your voice, your vote. we get more now from kenneth molten. >> reporter: a rare moment for donald trump. the outspoken gop nominee was speaking in a black church in flint, michigan, when the pastor stopped him cold in his tracks during a political attack. >> now hillary clinton -- >> mr. trump, i invited you here to -- >> oh, okay, that's good. >> reporter: trump quickly wrapped up and left, taking off for a rally in ohio. >> i don't know, folks. do you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this? >> reporter: a busy day for trump who discussed his health on a daytime talk show, and audience members of the dr. oz show watched as the 70-year-old billionaire handed over his medical records and recent results of a physical to dr. oz who spoke with nbc. >> i was surprised, looked at them and tried to process them quickly and if as a doctor if he was my patient, they're good for a man of his age. >> reporter: hillary clinton released health information, but more detailed than trump. records show she's from antibiotic recovering from pneumonia and clinton's doctor says her physical exam was normal. clinton will be back on the trail thursday and back attacking trump who is now battling with new york's attorney general. the clinton supporter lost an inquiry into trump's nonprofit foundation after "the washington post" reported that he hadn't donated since 2008 and 20,000 charitable funds was spent to by a 6 tall painting of trump. trump's campaign calls it all a left-wing hit job. there's a newsweek magazine out questioning trump's business ties with foreign groups but his daughter ivanka says if he becomes president his company will be put into a blind trust and turned over to his children to run. diane and kendis? >> thank you. hillary clinton is holding a five-point lead in the latest national poll, but donald trump has pulled ahead in two key battleground states. trump is on top in florida by three points. 47 to 44, and the race is also tightening in ohio with clinton trailing trump by five points. tropical storm julia hits the coast of the carolinas with heavy rain and strong winds this morning. forecasters say up to 4 inches of rain could fall into friday. the storm already caused street flooding and may bring more flooding to charleston, myrtle beach and wilmington with a potential of tornados. >> the storm is expected to linger on the georgia-south carolina border. >> here's more on the track. good morning, justin. >> thanks. good morning to you as well. julia is in no hurry to move out to sea, just crawling around off towards the north very, very slowly, and this is producing more pounding surf on the carolina coastline and concerned about minor coastal flooding and beach erosion and a large wave height and flash flooding. talking about this system here for the next couple days. north plains, upper midwest also looking at the threat for heavy rain and some flash flooding today and again for tomorrow. eventually, this same storm system moves into the northeast over the weekend, over the interior on saturday, and towards the 95 corridor on sunday, with widespread travel delays. kendis, diane, back to you. >> justin, thank you. china is pounded from the super typhoon meranti. this video shows a number of vessels being tossed around by the powerful waves of that storm earlier yesterday along the western coast of taiwan. the heavy winds have knocked out power to thousands. abc easterry moran has has more on the damage. >> reporter: the super typhoon was packing some of the strongest sustained winds on record. 190 miles per hour at its height. a wall of water lashed this fishing port, boats pitching in the seas as typhoon meranti passed directly over taiwan earlier wednesday. these ships crashed into each other, one almost entirely on its side. a motorist struck by debris, blinding rain and wind downed power lines, crushing this car, toppling trucks, sending these shipping containers tumbling. reports of 25 inches of rain in 24 hours left streets flooded and mud slides blocking roads. this storm is now slamming into densely populated eastern china, still packing wind equivalent to a category 3 hurricane with another typhoon coming just behind it. terry moran, abc news, london. president obama plans to reward myanmar's moves towards democracy. during a visit by a former political prisoner, the president pledged to lift economic sanctions and restore trade benefits. the administration views the southeast asian country's political shift as a major foreign policy achievement since her party swept the elections last november. the white house unveiled a plan to accept more refugees. by the end of the year, the u.s. will have accepted 85,000 people from conflict zones around the world and more than 11,000 of them from syria. next year, the goal is 110,000, that's nearly 30% increase from this year. the secretary of state john kerry briefed congress about that plan on tuesday. new york city police want to question this man, a possible suspect in an attack on a female tourist who was wearing traditional muslim clothing. on saturday night, she was walking in midtown manhattan when her blouse started burning. a man standing next to her had a lighter in his hand. the woman put the fire out and was not injured. ford is moving all of its small car production to mexico. it already builds some there, but will soon produce the c max as well as the focus there as well. the michigan plant currently making those models is expected to make larger, more profitable vehicles so there won't be any loss of american jobs, at least according to ford. there's more fallout over north carolina's law limiting protections for lgbt people. the atlantic coast conference removed all athletic championships from the state until that law is repealed. that includes this season's acc football championship game which was set for charlotte in december. the conference's exit follows the ncaa's move to relocate seven championship events because of the law. here's technology that we can all appreciate. >> it's pizza made by a robot. the company is called zoom pizza in silicon valley, and the robots are used to add pizza sauce, spread it, and put the pizzas in the oven. >> okay. so more robots will be added to production soon to prepare dough, add cheese and toppings, maybe even cut the pies and put them in boxes. zoom says those tasks are being automated so more money can be spent on high quality ingredients. >> but the pizza's still made in california? >> yes. >> not as good as new york pizza. sorry, california. >> what? >> sorry, california. nope. >> wow. you're starting a fight with 50 million people? >> the pizza brawl is official. >> california pizzas are good and california burritos. >> now we're talking. coming up, new details just in, more american athletes now targeted by hackers. and caught on camera, how ten ordinary men turned into overnight heroes by risking their lives to save a man trapped inside this fiery crash. the pregnant actress who took to twitter to scold subway riders for not giving her a seat. we'll have that story ahead in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now". >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by unitedhealthcare. 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well, they are out of luck. the delay happened sunday in a marathon in allentown, pennsylvania. >> the train delayed runners for some nine minutes, some used the race to qualify for next year's boston marathon. officials made the case to organizers in boston who said, sorry. >> no adjusted time will be accepted for the boston marathon. better luck to everyone next time, i guess? >> oh, that's rough. >> yeah. >> ouch. when we come back, who topped the list of this year's highest paid tv actresses? and the pregnant actress who went on a twitter rant after not getting a seat on the subway. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny time ♪ ♪ skinny, so skinny time now for the thursday morning skinny starting with the ladies who topped yet another highest paid list. >> forbes is out with the annual list of world's highest paid television actresses. >> starting with number five, "scandal's" keri washington, $13.5 million. thanks mostly to endorsement deals with neutrogena, apple music. >> tied for fourth, "grey's anatomy" ellen pompeo $14.5 million, one of the first actresses to be launched by producer shonda rhimes. >> also tied for fourth place, "law and order" marisca at $14.5 million. >> third place, mindi-keling of the mindi project on hulu at 15 million. >> coming in second, the big bang theory kaylee cocoa raking in $24.5 million last year earning a million dollars an episode. >> a top of the list, it's "modern family" sofia vergara earning a whopping $43 million last year, that's mostly from endorsements and licensing deals including a line of rooms to go furniture, coffee maker, she even has a line of nurse ruin uniforms. >> really? >> yeah. nurse uniforms. >> not as a halloween costumes? >> no, real nurse uniforms. >> all right, cool. next, as if we needed more proof that fashion designers need to get a clue about women's footwear -- >> here you have it. bella took a painful tumble yesterday at new york's fashion week landing on all fours on the runway for michael kors. >> she was wearing 6 inch open toed open heeled platform shoes, even more dramatic when you're laid on the ground, as you can see. >> of course bella might want to take a few lessons in walking in impossible shoes from lady gaga. the six-time grammy winner ed fashion week in a black blazer. told that's a crop top and apparently it's a micromini shorts and platform boots taller than a birthday cake. >> latest reports indicate that gaga apparently managed to stay up right the entire evening, of course she did not have to strut down the runway like bella did. >> it's easier. >> or wear normal sized shoes. stop making models walk around in 6 inch heels. >> i agree with you on that. well, next olivia wilde takes to twitter to scold fellow riders on a new york city subway system. >> the vinyl star is pregnant with her second child, but apparently she's not getting a lot of love from fellow new yorkers. she tweeted out, quote, abled bodied riders who won't give your seat to a giant preggo. i'll just stand right next to your head and pray i go into labor. >> like true new yorkers, at least one guy did have something to say tweeting back -- i didn't tell you to get pregnant. get an uber. you can afford it and i paid the same amount as you for the subway ride. >> now wilde did respond to kyle but fcc laws prohibit us being able to repeat what she said. >> it was a great back and forth between the two. >> you think so? she got the last word. finally, bill murray may take the subway or uber to brooklyn this weekend. >> tomorrow and saturday at 7:00 every night, the veteran actor will have a go at manning the bar at 21 green point, it's a new brooklyn bar that's co-owned by his son homer. >> murray is no stranger to bar tending. he famously popped up with wu-tang clan in austin during south by southwest, but he poured nothing but tequila shots. that's the way to bar tend. >> murray might find 21 green point a bit more challenging since the cocktails are the creation of sam mcclure who bar the ended at the city's top restaurants. >> murray says we want people to come in and have fun, walk in, be nice. what my dad lacks in experience he makes up for in tequila. >> tequila for everybody. tequila. >> tequila for everybody. tequila for everybody. flr introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. (♪) (♪) when you are suffering from chest congestion try mucinex 12-hour. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. and lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. ♪ a 19-year-old student from texas a&m traveled 1500 miles to see his music icon perform on stage in philadelphia. >> but he never expected that he would find himself on stage with bruce springsteen. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: a rock n' roll wish granted by the boss himself. bruce springsteen spotted a fan with a sign in philadelphia. it said, can a college kid play "no surrender" with you? sure enough, the 19-year-old matthew o'quinn got his big break after traveling 1,500 miles to be there. ♪ springsteen once sang a duty with a 3-year-old in new jersey. ♪ and danced on stage with his 91-year-old mother adele. in this month's vanity fair, springsteen describes his struggles with depression writing whoever you've been and wherever you've been, it never leaves you. still born to run. sometimes with his fans right there by his side. david wright, abc news, new york. >> the kid's all right. he did pretty good. >> yeah. okay. so she's not bruce springsteen yet, but she's certainly on her way. >> "america's got talent" crowned its latest winner last night. >> grace vanderwaal! ♪ >> this 12-year-old collapsed on stage in tears after the announcement. she's already amassed a fan base with millions of viewers watching her on youtube or facebook. ♪ your silly words ♪ i won't live in such a world ♪ because all your truths and stupid games ♪ >> not bad at all. >> yeah. pretty good actually. >> the young singer won the million dollar prize and headlining show in vegas. simon cowell compared her to kelly clarkson. >> and sia quality to her voice. beautiful singer, wow. >> quite a bit a stage presence on her. >> amazing for an adult, let alone a 12-year-old. congratulations. don't miss our updates on facebook. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. insomniacs for two decades. making news in america this morning, hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail today as both she and donald trump release new medical data. plus, why did a pastor interrupt trump at a church? we're live in washington. breaking overnight, a cross country flight makes an unscheduled stop after a security concern. the new details just coming in. tropical storm julia is swirling up the east coast bringing wind and rain. so where is she heading today? plus, a typhoon slams china sending a massive balloon rolling through traffic. and caught on camera, a dramatic rescue after a fiery crash. the team effort. the result coming up.