>> all right. i know that yahoo-- their biggest bit of business is in searches. they handle as a search engine. and i know google has the primary market share in there. in that area in terms of searches. what i don't know is whether she worked there. she was the 20th employee of a company in 1999, and the first female engineer. for me, that would rule out aol, 'cause aol's been around long, and one would hope that they've had more than one female engineer by 1999.

you know, chris, i'm gonna ask the audience on this one. i realize that i've--i've talked and i've talked in a circle and maybe swayed some, but i'm hoping that--i'm hoping that the audience can guide me home. >> final? >> yes, final answer. >> okay, aience, we could use a little help here, so if you would pick up those keypads, enter your vote now. [percussive music] ♪ okay. votes in, let's take a look at the results. well, 83% say it's google, d. >> well, i hope they know that. i realize that i might have talked them in, but that's where i was leaning just based on microsoft and aol. i'm gonna lock in d, google, as my final answer. >> marissa mayer actually worked at google. you're right. >> thank you, thank you. >> $20,000, jeff.

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diameter with the mass in the tens of tons. witnesses reported a loud boom and the sky lighting up around 4:00 a.m. local time. nasa estimates that over the past 20 years, about 600 small asteroids have entered the earth's atmosphere. >> i like they even had an animation for how the asteroid came in. so here on earth, snapchat is coming under growing fire as it finds itself implicated in a growing number of crashes by thrill-seeking drivers. >> the latest case involves a teenage driver now wanted by police in georgia. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: police are searching for crystal mcgee, a warrant now out for her arrest, after witnesses say the 19-year-old driver was using the app snapchat before a serious crash. heather mccarty was also a passenger in the car. >> she was trying to hit 100 miles an hour and post it on snapchat. >> many of you may be wondering, what is the snapchat speed filter? >> reporter: the app can measure speed, displaying it on a photo or video. as for the other driver hit in this case, lawyers say he's now suffering from permanent brain

damage and his family is now suing mcgee and snapchat. >> the family would like snapchat to take the speed filter down immediately. >> reporter: mcgee's father has said she's not responsible for the crash. snapchat telling abc news, "we actively discourage our community from using the speed filter while driving, including by displaying a "do not snap and drive" warning message in the app itself." meanwhile as for crystal mcgee, she now faces a felony charge among others, but snapchat telling us, there's no record of her using that app at the time of the crash. gio benitez, abc, news, new york. >> here's how that particular function works. >> i don't know. >> on snapchat, say you want to record a little video there. i'm recording a video. and one of the filters you can go through shows you the speed. so obviously, i wasn't moving. so it's zero miles an hour. >> is that for if you're running maybe or -- > or if people are driving they do it that way. i don't understand the concept.

why you would do that while driving. > i guess now we're learning why you shouldn't do that while driving. when we come back, john legend owning "the national anthem" last night. >> and w

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it is time for "the skinny," and topping our headlines this morning, a john legend mini concert. >> something like that. the ten-time grammy winner belted out "the star spangled banner" at the top of the nba finals last night. listen to this. ♪ and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> i'd say he owned it. >> yeah. >> and check out who was in the audience besides steph there. offering moral support for daddy legend snapchatting this of wife chrissy teigen and their month and a half old bundle of joy luna. >> luna slept through the whole

thing it looks like. dad's singing. >> we got chills while he was singing. dad was doing his lady gaga impersonation. >> luna, what a sweetie. next, one of the hottest tickets on broadway is about to become a lot more rare and a lot more valuable. >> we're talking about the mastermind and the star of course, of "hamilton." ♪ ♪ enemy ahead of me ♪ if this issed end of me, at least i have a friend with me ♪ >> oh, this might be the end of him on "hamilton." lin-manuel miranda has set an exit date for his involvement with the show of july 9th according to the hollywood reporter, miranda has told confidant that he'll be focusing on other projects. >> that, of course, means the demand for tickets before he leaves which are already hard to come by already i might add, some are already topping $1,000 a seat. >> i'd do it if i could afford it. in the meantime, july 9th is

also the day that many contracts of the show's current cast members expire. they are now threatening to walk if they don't get big pay raises. >> uh-oh. >> so moving on now to the small screen and potentially distressing news for "game of thrones" fans. >> director jack bender confirmed to "vanity fair" not only is he not sure if he will be returning to the director's chair for season seven but season seven will only consist of seven episodes. >> spoiler alert. in other words, at around this time next year, fans will be already gearing up for the season finale. >> i don't like that at all. >> i don't like this. this is not good. >> sad as that may sound to fans like us, that could be good news for one of the show's most beloved stars. emilia clarke tells us her experience on the show has been lonely. the other main actors they're all together but she's shipped out to sea alone with the dothraki. >> so maybe fewer episodes will mean more time back on land with everyone else? >> i don't know. but i think that guy that stars next to her was happy with the current situation. dothraki, come on, we have to share her now?

moving back into the 21st century and reality, prince harry got kind of a dressing down for not dressing up. >> yeah. so a group of 45 d-day veterans dressed up in their best blazers, ties, medals and berets for their annual pilgrimage to the beaches of normandy, and they were joined by a comparatively dressed down prince harry. >> that prompted one 91-year-old soldier who parachuted into normandy 72 years ago to preserve the british monarchy to basically chew out harry and he asked him "where is your bloody tie?" >> as well he should. harry himself a former navy captain had already confessed to senior officers that he was told not to wear a tie and felt embarrassed and underdressed. >> so how do you feel right now since you're wearing the exact same outfit? >> the same look? i am not a prince. in my mind. but you know, as brian pointed out, he's a windsor.

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and donating $1 million himself. but it took a reporter to shame him into actually making his contribution and getting the money to veterans. >> everyone please stand and give a round of applause for the nominee for president of the united states, governor gary johnson. >> hopefully, this candidacy will potentially dismantle the two party system. >> i've never seen the water this high. >> i thought we were going to be safe. i didn't know it was going to come up this fast. >> looks can be deceiving. yes, it's kind of calm right now but people take the water for granted. the water's a very dangerous place. >> a child has fallen into the gorilla cage. >> when it was determined that the child was being injured we had to make a decision to shoot him and we did. >> obviously people are out with pitchforks and torches for the poor mother, but at the same time, you know, nobody's perfect. >> can we take a selfie?

okay. ready? here we go. oh! i like that one. are we going to do duck lips? can you do duck lips? oh, that one works. oh. i love you. okay. chewbacca loves me. >> i can still hear that laugh. >> the laugh will follow you in your dreams. >> it will. >> big week coming up, too. games, two, three and four of the nba finals. >> presidential primaries in california, of course, on tuesday. >> montana, new jersey, mexico, new mexico rather, north dakota and south dakota, as well. >> yes. >> clarifying. and important, today is doughnut day and next wednesday national jelly filled doughnut day. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now."

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good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." we have breaking news from fort hood, texas, where flooding is being blamed for a fatal accident. at least five soldiers were killed when their truck overturned in a rain swollen creek. the situation continues for several others. we have full details straight ahead. >> the midwest medical examiner's offices says prince died from an accidental overdose of fentanyl. a powerful pain killer that's much more potent than morphine or even heroin. investigators are still trying to figure out whether the drug was supplied illegally. boxing legend muhammad ali is hospitalized in the phoenix area where he's battling some respiratory issues. sources say those issues are being complicated by ali's

parkinson's disease. his spokesman says the 74-year-old is in fair condition. the golden state warriors, they defeated cleveland in last night's game one of the nba finals. final score 104-89. game two sunday night right here on abc. those are some of our top stories on this friday, june 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everyone, on this friday. we're going to get started with the serious story, the breaking news coming out of the army's massive ft. hood in texas. flooding on the 340 square mile base is being blamed for a fatal accident. >> at least five troops were killed after their truck overturned in a rain swollen creek. right now, the search continues for four more soldiers still missing. three soldiers were rescued and hospitalized. more than half the lone star state remains under flood watches or warnings. you can see why by taking a look at the radar. rain and storms just seem to

spin right across texas. forecasters say some areas of the state could receive up to 10 inches of rain from now through tomorrow. officials say some evacuees may not be able to return home for a week. >> a crisis situation there. >> we want to get to the latest of wild clashes in the race for the white house. more violence erupting overnight outside a donald trump rally in california. mobs of anti-trump protestors descending on downtown san jose last night throwing rocks and bottles as trump supporters left the rally, some people were chased, punched and even beaten. look at that scene. others were taunted, egged and shoved to the ground. protesters also stormed a parking garage and banged on cars trying to drive out. police in riot gear had a tough time gaining control. at least one officer was assaulted and several people were arrested. now, inside the rally, donald trump hammered hillary clinton over a foreign policy speech that she made earlier in the day. he fired back because she called

him temperamental and unfit. >> you know, now she's saying donald trump, do you trust him with the nukes. let me tell you, my temperament is so much tougher and so much better than her temperament. and by the way, we need a tough temperament. >> trump also honed in on clinton's e-mail controversy saying she has to go to jail and he promised to look into clinton if he is elected. >> clinton's speech included some of her toughest language yet. she warned a trump presidency would be a historic mistake and lead the country down a dangerous path. we get more now from abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: the hits started right out of the gate, and they never stopped. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously incoherent. they're not even really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. >> reporter: before a bank of flags and teleprompters, hillary clinton delivering her new message.

donald trump is dangerous to america and to the world. >> i don't understand donald's bizarre fascination with dictators and strongmen who have no love for america. now, i will leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants. i just wonder how anyone could be so wrong about who america's real friends are. >> reporter: clinton painting trump as reckless. >> there's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a golf course deal. but it doesn't work like that in world affairs. >> reporter: describing him as ignorant. >> he also said, i know more about isis than the generals, do, believe me. you know what? i don't believe him. >> reporter: clinton recalling that moment in the situation room when she was secretary of state. president obama ordering the raid on osama bin laden. now, she's asking, can trump be trusted with these kinds of decisions?

>> do we want his finger anywhere near the button? >> reporter: and then, clinton needling the billionaire. >> we all know the tools donald trump brings to the table. bragging, mocking, composing nasty tweets. i'm willing to bet he's writing a few right now. >> reporter: and he was. donald trump tweeting, "bad performance, reading poorly from the teleprompter. she doesn't even look presidential." the feeling, mutual. >> this isn't reality television. this is actual reality. and in a sign of just how nervous the hillary clinton campaign is as this is california primary approaches, they rearranged her campaign schedule so she could campaign here in the golden state. but aides keep going back to that delegate math. even if she does lose california, she could be days away from clinching this democratic nomination. cecilia vega, abc news, san diego.

tragedy for the famed blue angels. one of its pilots killed in a crash in tennessee. captain jeff kuss had just taken off when his f-18 crashed during practice for the great tennessee air show this weekend. kuss joined the elite squad in 2014. he had more than 1400 flight hours. the show this weekend will go on but the blue angels will not be taking part. the navy is investigating what caused that crash. at about the same time that that took place, there was a crash in colorado, as well. this one involving a member of the u.s. air force thunderbirds. that crash just moments after this flyover for the air force academy graduation. major alex turner ejected from the plane parachuting to safety. officials say he suffered no serious injuries and is in good condition. president obama was at the graduation and asked to meet with the pilot after that crash. german police have arrested three men they say were planning a terror attack on the city of dusseldorf. the three syrian nationals are accused of plotting to detonate suicide bombs near a busy

transportation hub and have snipers fire on people running from the scene. german authorities say isis commanders in syria approved the plan as early as may of 2014. the ucla community is in mourning after that stunning murder/suicide on campus. overnight more than 1,000 people students, gathered to honor professor william klug. he was shot by mainak sarkar who then turned the gun on himself. police say sarkar targeted others in a kill list. he had already carried one of those murders out in minnesota. the victim his estranged wife. authorities say that was just the start of a violent rampage. >> he had multiple magazines of ammunition and multiple loose rounds of ammunition. he was certainly prepared to engage multiple victims. >> police say sarkar had also targeted another professor but he was not on campus at the time.

that kill list was discovered because sarkar left a note asking someone to check on his cat. bp is paying up once again in connection to the 2010 oil spill in the gulf of mexico. the company agreed to pay $175 million to its shareholders who brought a class-action lawsuit accusing bp of misleading them about the severity of the spill. bp is paying nearly $19 billion in penalty to the government and five states. those new settlement claims will be paid over the course of the next year. and this be might be the best news of the morning. today, friday, june 3rd. national doughnut day. >> whoo-hoo. >> so, clearly a day for national celebration because there's nothing quite like some fried dough, lots of sugar. >> yeah. >> and maybe some chocolate and sprinkles. >> bring them on. >> look at that. >> now the good news is we're not the only one who gets to enjoy doughnuts today. >> is that right? >> that's correct. >> who else? >> all the doughnut chains have promotions going on to celebrate the big event. >> just to be clear, today is

national doughnut day. that's not to be confused with national jelly doughnut day, which as you may already know is next wednesday. and we should mention that entenmann's sent us doughnuts. >> these are delicious. >> these are very good. >> how do they taste? >> are they straight from the path mark? where did these come from? >> can you do the rest of the show? >> i'll be here with these. >> i'm not going to look at the back at the calorie count. >> you don't do that on national doughnut day. that's not part of the administration. >> just on international doughnut day is when do you it. >> dropping doughnuts everywhere. >> nice and fresh. >> but five-second rule is in effect. >> coming up, a tearful homecoming in dallas, texas. a couple's newborn son switched at birth at a hospital in el salvador. how long it took his parents to finally bring him back home. >> and hear what critics are already saying about blockbuster producer judd and tau's latest star-studded comedy this weekend.

we'll check out "pop star" in "insomniac theater." >> first a look at today's forecast and temperatures. >> give me another doughnut. >> do you want a doughnut? >> i'm going to have one, yes. >> you're good. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by vistaprint.

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in dallas, texas, it was an emotional arrival for a couple who spent nearly an entire year trying to get their baby back. >> such a crazy story. their newborn son was switched at birth at a hospital in el salvador. but their struggle to reunite is finally over. rebecca lopez of our dallas station has that story. [ applause ] >> reporter: it's been a journey for rich kushworth and his wife mercy. >> hey, man. oh. >> reporter: the young couple is now back on u.s. soil after a long battle to find and bring home their 1-year-old son moses. >> it's been a long and painful process. i just can't believe we have this beautiful little miracle boy here with us in dallas. >> reporter: their ordeal started a year ago when mercy who is from el salvador went back home to have her baby. she and her husband were married in the u.s. after meeting at cries for the nation's missionary school in dallas.

mercy was on a temporary visa so had to go back home. her husband stayed in the u.s. after giving birth in el salvador, the couple was given the wrong baby. >> when i got him, i said this is not the baby i saw last night. >> reporter: after a couple of months, mercy had a dna test and learned the baby they named jacob was not her child. >> and i fell on the floor. >> the couple had only one hour to say good-bye to jacob before he was taken away. >> i think that's the most difficult part because we raised him like ours. >> reporter: they found their biological son moses but had to battle with the government in el salvador who wouldn't give him a birth certificate or a passport to travel to the u.s. until last week. finally clearing the way home. >> very thankful and happy. >> reporter: their attorney says baby moses has a three-week visa but has faith the family can get permanent status to stay here. >> i think the story is if you stick through it, there is a good ending to it.

>> reporter: the family says god is guiding their journey and believe dallas is their destiny and they will win their battle to stay here for good. rebecca lopez, channel 8 news. >> what a nightmare. i can't even imagine. >> and way for the mom to realize that something was different about that second child. she thought the second kid was a little bit darker and some of the features were different. it's great for her to have those instincts and see that. >> not only did they have to go through the emotional turmoil this obviously does to someone but they say this whole process has bankrupted them financially as well. isn't that crazy? but they're saying that this -- they don't believe there was any criminal intent to all of this. it was just a mistake, at least that's what the ambassador said. >> a year long idiotic mistake. >> coming up, serving up a sizzling summertime spread. >> nothing says summertime quite like grilled veggies. and your favorite seafood, as well. our "insomniac kitchen" is straight ahead. >> looks good.

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♪ summertime that song, of course, by deejay jazzy jeff. >> my name is the prince. sorry. i keep wanting to go into the 900 number commercial they used

to have back in the day. pathetic. moving on. >> who knew they had that. >> it's not quite summertime yet but it is starting to feel like it and in many cases taste like it. >> i had the pleasure of visiting a restaurant right here in manhattan that doesn't just make our favorite grilled fare taste like butter, it's actually called butter. >> clearly summer has arrived here in new york city. and nothing screams summer more than zucchini, clams and pine nuts. doesn't it? >> so we went to butter in midtown manhattan to do some grilling. butter is the signature restaurant for celebrity chef alex guarnaschelli. you probably know her best for food network shows like "chopped" and "iron chef." i think i have another way of describing this dish. >> you should have seen the side she gave me when i told her i don't cook. >> that's okay. i don't judge people that don't cook. we're making grilled clams with zucchini and garlic. right now, i'm just cutting some zucchini.

i cut them lengthwise like this. right? and look at that. >> it's beautiful. >> so i just put a little salt and pepper on that. >> okay. >> and then i'm just coating them in a tiny bit of regular oil. we're going to do two things on the grill first. i'm going to put a little more of the oil in here in a pan. >> all right. >> and just put some pine nuts in there to toast. that's our nice rich component. we'll put the zucchini on the grill. we're going to char the zucchini a little bit and get it ready. and then we'll cook the clams. i know you love to mince garlic. >> i don't know what it meant. >> going to cut them up really small. oil over the clams and melt a little bit of butter. pop that in here. this is like -- smell that. stir and smell. >> there's everything that is possibly good in life is in this bowl. you have nuts. you have butter. you have garlic. >> good stuff, right? >> amazing. it's been about five minutes.

we're getting the zucchini off. they look great already. >> i'm going to pop these right on the grill. are you ready? there's that grilled taste on the shell and then you get the meat of the clam with all these flavors inside. let me tell you, it's summertime in a little shell. you know, the pop-up thermometer in a thanksgiving turkey? this is nature's pop-up thermometer. they just open up. i'm going to toss these clams a little bit. put a little bit of this in there. oh, yeah. we're going to put some of these right in here. going to put a little squeeze of lemon over this. >> so they're done. >> that's it. yeah, they're ready to eat. >> can we dig in? >> yeah. >> mm. wow. the pine nuts are insane with it. something i can make. thank you.

>> uh-huh. >> so usually they help us out and have me help out but she didn't trust me at all. >> i can't imagine why.

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let me look. i'm a -- i'm a little piggy. >> i like it. >> me, too. >> me, too. >> when does madea come out? so who's not liking it are the critics giving the turtles a 32% splat on rotten tomatoes. jeff berkshire writes in "variety," it's destined for a short run atop the box office charts and even a shorter life span in the pop culture zeitgeist. frank at "hollywood reporter" is saying it's better than the last one but still doesn't rate a cowabunga. you know the whole theme, as well. >> uh-huh. >> i do. i know the whole theme song. next to the latest comedy from blockbuster producer judd apatow. "pop star: never stop never stopping" stars andy sandberg as conner, a fading singer/rapper who is trying everything to jump start his popularity. >> will you marry me?

♪ please freaking say yes, girl ♪ >> yes. >> okay. >> oh, god. >> go, go. run! >> wow. >> the cast here includes seal, tim meadows, maya rudolph, john cusack. >> wolves. >> and it's apparently done enough to score an 81% on rotten tomatoes. the critics are liking it. nick lasalle calls it a clear take on today's culture as a morass of corruption, idiocy, and relentless self-promotion. but josh bell says that like justin bieber or katy perry, conner isn't quite entertaining enough for an entire feature film. >> whoa, you're insulting katy perry and justin bieber in your review? somebody gave me hater aid. teenage mutant ninja turtles.

this morning on "world news now," things take an ugly turn outside a donald trump rally. >> protesters violently clash with supporters as even officers in riot gear struggle to keep the peace. deadly waters in texas. the never ending rain taking troops lives when their truck overturns in the floods. the desperate search for the other missing ft. hood soldiers. major development in the investigation into prince's death. a toxicology reports shows the star died of a opioid overdose. after all the talk, players had to walk the walk. last night's showdown between nba's best game one in the books. it was a battle. we'll have highlights and low lights straight ahead on this friday, june 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news,

this is "world news now." and we do say good morning to you, everybody. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with another violent blowup outside a donald trump rally in california. >> hundreds of protesters clashed with trump supporters in san jose last night. people with trump t-shirts and signs were taunted, attacked and spit on as they left the rally. some were chased down and beaten bloody while others were egged. demonstrators also stormed a parking garage and started bashing cars. police in riot gear struggled to control the crowd before making several arrests. inside the rally, trump railed against hillary clinton over her e-mail controversy saying she has to go to jail. he also slammed a foreign policy speech clinton made earlier as pathetic and sad and adding it was a political speech and had nothing to do with foreign policy. in that speech, clinton said electing trump would be a historic mistake and warned that a trump presidency would trigger nuclear conflicts and lead to

economic catastrophe. she also ran down a list of people he insulted including the pope and calling him thin skinned. to the floodwaters in texas taking a more deadly turn. the search continues in a flooded area of the army's massive ft. hood where a truck carrying troops overturned in a rain swollen creek yesterday. at this point, at least five soldiers were killed in this incident and four remain missing. three other soldiers were rescued and are hospitalized. >> elsewhere in the flood stricken state, water levels aren't receding because of new storms dumping more rain. can you believe it? officials say the hundreds of residents who have evacuated could be out of their homes for the next week. we look at the radar and it's a bad scene there. the drenching rain seeming to spin over texas. by the time it is all over, tomorrow, get this up to 10 inches could fall in the hardest hit areas. bottom line, the flooding situation isn't getting any better. >> german authorities foiled a major terror attack in the city

plotting to plant bombs and plant snipers to fire on people running from the scene. german authorities say isis commanders approved the plan as early as may of 2014. iraqi forces are making progress pushing their way into the isis held city of fallujah. they say they've secured the outskirts but limiting the number of air strikes because fallujah is so heavily populated. they hit fighting positions, a weapons cache and a tunnel system. >> back here in the u.s. tragedy in the air as the pilot of a blue angels jet is killed in tennessee. marine captain jeff kuss had just taken off when his f-18 crashed. he joined the elite aerobatics team in 2014. he had more than 1,400 flight hours. the show this weekend will still go on but the blue angels will not be performing.

in colorado springs, moments after a dazzling display at the graduation ceremony for the air force academy, one of those jets doing the flyover crashed. it was an f-16. the pilot there major alex turner ejected from the plane and landed safely on the ground. president obama who delivered the commencement address learned of the crash while in his motorcade. the president then met with turner, thanking him for his service and expresserelief he was okay. here's turner's mom in massachusetts. >> you have to trust that he knows what he's doing, that he has good training but it doesn't stop you when you're a mom. you just worry, you know? and i was just relieved that he was okay. and he's going to be fine. major turner has logged 1,200 flight hours as an air force pilot. he has more than 270 combat hours over libya as well as iraq since 2005. there are some alarming new details about the ucla gunman including what's being called his kill list as the campus mourns a beloved professor. hundreds of students attended an on campus vigil last night to

remember bill klug, the young father gunned down on wednesday. the gunman planned to kill another professor, as well and he had already carried out a murder in another state. abc's kayna whitworth reports from l.a. >> reporter: chilling details in a deadly murder plot that left a beloved ucla professor dead, and a second victim, nearly 2,000 miles away. police say 38-year-old mainak sarkar targeted and killed professor william klug, before taking his own life in a blast of gunfire, as thousands of students ran for cover. >> we are conducting a search for the active shooter. >> reporter: police revealing that sarkar's plans were even more sinister. a note found next to the bodies at ucla asked for someone to check on sarkar's cat, which led authorities to his home in st. paul, minnesota, where they discovered a kill list with three names. >> a list was located that had professor klug's name on it. another ucla professor's name on it.

and the name of the female victim. >> reporter: that other professor was aware sarkar had issues with him, but on that day, he was off campus and escaped unharmed. for the minnesota woman on the kill list, it was too late. that woman believed to be sarkar's estranged wife. >> they did locate an adult female, who was found deceased from apparent gunshot wound. >> reporter: officers believe sarkar may have killed her before driving in his 2003 nissan sentra to ucla loaded with ammo. >> he had two semiautomatic pistols. he had multiple magazines of ammunition. he was certainly prepared to engage multiple victims. >> reporter: police now investigating this blog post from march, where sarkar called professor klug "sick," and accused him of stealing his computer code. an accusation police say was unfounded. police still not releasing the name of the other professor on that kill list, but they did tell me that when they informed him that he was on that list, he wasn't necessarily surprised. of course, police adding, they

don't believe he's in any danger. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> muhammad ali is in a hospital this morning fighting respiratory issues complicated by parkinson's disease. the champ has been hospitalized several times in the past three years but the associate press reports his condition may be more serious than previous hospital stays. >> down to the nba finals that took place last night. now game one highlights. the stars of the series steph curry of the warriors and lebron james of the cavaliers. >> lebron delivered scoring 23 points. the cavs had a one-point lead in the third quarter. curry and klay thompson had a tough time. they only scored a total 20 points between them. it was golden state's bench that actually made the difference. >> unbelievable. they outscored cleveland's bench 45-10.

the defending champs blew the game open with a late run. golden state takes game one, 104-89. game two is sunday night. of course, just watch this space. you can see it right here on abc. this was actually my highlight. this memorable moment here. golden state coach steve kerr taking out some frustration on his clip board. >> not happy there. >> what did that clipboard do to him. >> that happened in the third quarter during a cleveland run that erased a 14-point golden state lead. it did seem to wake up the defending champs. soon after the game was all but over. kerr is going to need a new clipboard. >> he says he would rather take it out on the clipboard than the players. >> luke walton got a little bit of that, as well. you knew something was going on with steph because his routine was a little bit different. so he has his normal pregame routine and added a little twist to it. take a look at this video. so he has a normal routine and then he was doing the playing with the ball.

he added a little twist to it beforehand. it was a fun game. >> maybe that's what messed him up. do you think. >> only 11 points for steph. >> they did still win the game but not the way you would have thought. >> the lowest score for an mvp. >> shawn livingston though, he pulled it out. >> career high 20 points. >> good for him. does well under pressure clearly. >> i don't know who you are. where did lindsay czarniak, how did she just get here all of a sudden. >> whenever you have questions about basketball, i'll be here to answer them. >> coming up later, a brand new viral video version of friday polka. >> we look forward to that. first the results of prince's toxicology report following his untimely death after weeks of speculation. we'll tell what you investigators found in his system. >> also ahead a violent outburst in a courtroom. the victim's father overcome with grief and anger lunges at the convicted killer during sentencing. the whole scene played out in

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art in paris. officials at the louvre are shutting down the museum so they can move paintings, statues and other works to higher floors. about 20,000 pieces are especially at risk because they're stored underground. >> amazing to see all the water in the heart of paris. in ohio, a wild scene in cleveland in a courtroom caught on camera. the father of a murder victim was addressing his daughter's convicted killer when he launched himself over a table, attacking the man. watch that. deputies did get in the middle to try to break it up. the victim's father was led out of the court and when court resumed, the judge agreed with the jury's recommendation and imposed the death penalty. the convicted murderer was found guilty of killing three women. the gorilla world exhibit at the cincinnati zoo is set to reopen on tuesday. it's been closed since the gorilla was killed to save a 3-year-old boy who fell into the exhibit. the zoo added a barrier half a

foot taller than before. it has solid wood beams on the top and on the bottom. >> we want to move to that major development in the investigation into the death of prince. >> the toxicology results are in. we now have an official cause of death. abc's eva pilgrim is outside minneapolis with the latest. ♪ you don't have to be rich >> reporter: the weeks of speculation are now over. the midwest medical examiner's office concludes prince died of an accidental drug overdose, self-administered fentanyl. fentanyl, an opioid painkiller, prescribed millions of times each year, is also available on the black market. and a new mystery. where did prince get that drug? >> we need a paramedic on paisley park, 7801 audubon road. person down, not breathing. >> reporter: a week before he died, ambulances meeting prince's plane after that emergency landing. >> cfr will be waiting. they want you to go to the west center north ramp. >> reporter: the night before his death, prince's reps called an expert in pain medication addiction. ♪ purple rain

>> reporter: his death, highlighting the problem of prescription opioid abuse across the country, which has claimed 2,000-plus more lives since that day. the dea telling abc news, it's related to the overall opioid epidemic in america. >> there is not a region in this country today that is not under siege from heroin or fentanyl prescription drugs. >> reporter: while the medical examiner's office has released its report, the sheriff's office is still investigating. eva pilgrim, abc news, chanhassen, minnesota. >> coming up in our next half hour, teenagers driven to dangerous distraction. the growing danger of social media being shifted into high gear behind the wheel. how fast police say one teenager was going when she caused a serious crash. but first, to those much safer picks you're shooting while standing still. hear why a growing number of companies are paying regular people for their digital snapshots and how you can cash in. you're watching "world news now."

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♪ ♪ take my picture because i don't want to remember ♪ >> so thanks to digital ♪ ♪ take my picture because i don't want to remember ♪ >> so thanks to digital photography, we've never taken so many pictures as we do now. >> in the year 2000, we snapped about 85 billion analog photos at the time worldwide. last year multiply that number by 12. more than a trillion digital photos taken. >> wow. did you know that there's a way you can start turning all those clicks into cash. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: they say a picture is worth a thousand words. from our vacations to our kids, pets, and of course, those selfies.

so it's only fitting that our smartphone pics can be worth big bucks, too. meet mike, a full-time research scientist who earns extra cash on the side selling the photos he captures on his iphone. cityscapes fetching him a total of more than $200 in just the past year. you walk around new york, take pictures of interesting things and you make money on that. >> yeah, it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: he posts his images to the photo selling app 2020 where people and companies browse and buy everyday pics taken by everyday people. upload what you like or enter challenges in categories like summer fun city life, even cute couples. on average worth $5 to $35 bucks per photo. >> hopefully a good month, i'm selling about ten photos. >> reporter: the images that grab top dollar, one showing healthy lifestyles, modern workplaces, and just normal life. from family meals to brushing your teeth. >> there are tens of millions of companies that purchase stock imagery on a regular basis. and so we provide an alternative where you can actually license content of real people in real life. >> reporter: on the photo selling app foap, big brands in

need of photos for ad campaigns send users on missions. kellogg recently spooning out 300 bucks a pop for the best photos of their cereal. there are the selfies with the app pay your selfie, earn fast cash just by taking selfies with ordinary household products. 20 cents to a dollar a pic. that phone is your gateway to making money. one touch that could lead to picture perfect cash. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. now, the apps don't always lead to instant money. it takes time to develop a network and get your photos seen by the right buyers. there's a little more to it. >> you might earn extra pocket money here and there. you are trading in a bit of privacy you may not always know where your personal photos end up. so they encourage to you read the fine print. i tried foap a while ago and they charged me. >> they don't like your photography skills? >> they don't like any of my skills. i'm lousy at selfies. >> i wonder how much this lovely

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visit stjude.org. this morning on "world news now, this morning on "world news now," violence breaking out at a donald trump rally. protesters throwing objects and punches, attacking trump supporters. we'll have a full report from the scene ahead. the cause of death has been determined in the sudden death of prince. investigators say it was indeed a drug overdose, and we're learning more about the powerful opioid he's suspected of having been using. > new this half hour, the growing danger on america's highways. >> now, one social media app is driving teenage drivers to deadly distraction. and see why this teenage driver is now wanted by police in georgia. what witnesses say she was doing right before a serious crash. why some distressing words coming from the director of "game of thrones" could actually

turn out to be good news for one of the show's most beloved characters. the full story ahead in "the skinny." it is friday, june 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> friday. >> everybody's working for the weekend. >> happy friday. >> we are there. great to be here with you on this friday, everybody. >> that's right. a good morning to you all. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. it was an ugly scene on the west coast. >> that's right. some anti-trump protesters, they erupted in violence in san jose. >> angry is right. they attacked trump supporters as they left a rally last night, chasing them down and beating them up. by the time it was over, some people were bleeding and others were behind bars. abc's tom llamas is there. >> reporter: for at least 45 minutes tonight, there was complete chaos in downtown san jose as the trump rally was ending, skirmishes between protesters and trump supporters took place right in the street.

we saw several fights. mobs of protesters started beating up trump supporters as they were exiting the rally. we saw people getting punched in the face, couples getting harassed as they were walking out. at one point protesters stormed a garage and started hitting cars as they were trying to leave the convention center. the police were here on hand the entire time. but they never seemed to intervene as people were getting beaten up. it seems like they were trying to hold the perimeter. this is by far been one of the worst clashes between trump protesters and supporters since the campaign has begun. tom llamas, abc news, san jose. >> our thanks to tom in california. inside the rally, donald trump railed against hillary clinton over her e-mail controversy saying she has to go to jail. trump also slammed the foreign policy speech that clinton made earlier as pathetic and sad in his words. he said it was a political speech and had nothing to do with foreign policy. >> hillary clinton minced no words in that speech that trump was referring to there coming out guns blazing. she said electing trump would be a historic mistake, calling him

unprepared and temperamentally unfit. clinton warned that trump would lead the country toward war and economic crisis and she ran down a list of people he had insulted, including the pope. she also mocked his twitter rants and called him thin skinned. >> it does appear donald trump has finally received a much coveted endorsement from house speaker paul ryan. ryan announced through his hometown newspaper in wisconsin that he will vote for trump. after withholding his support for weeks, ryan said trump can help house republicans enact their election year policy agenda. he said he made his decision after a series of meetings and conversations with donald trump. >> and i just wanted to have a good comfort level that these policies, these principles and policies are something that we would be able to work with him on. >> ryan said his goal is to unify the republican party and

win the election. in response, trump tweeted they will be both working hard to make america great again. a fatal accident at the army's ft. hood in texas is being blamed on the flooding rains that are pounding that state. the search continues for four soldiers missing after their truck overturned in a rain swollen creek. the death toll from the incident is up to at least five troops. three soldiers were rescued and hospitalized. more than half of texas remains under flood watches and warnings. the worst part is more rain will continue through tomorrow. and there have been hundreds of water rescues across texas during the flooding emergency. you can see a man in a raft being pulled to safety by rescuers. he told police a wall of water swept his vehicle right off the road. he was found on top of his car. more rescues are likely with up to 10 inches of rain expected in some areas. >> there is another military tragedy to tell you about. it's under investigation this morning. the fatal blue angels crash near nashville. captain jeff kuss was taking off for an afternoon practice session when he crashed. the blue angels were scheduled

to perform this weekend in the great tennessee air show. the show will go on but the blue angels will not perform. the 32-year-old is a colorado native, and he had more than 1,400 flight hours. he joined the blue angels two years ago. at about the same time yesterday, there was a crash in colorado involving a member of the u.s. air force thunderbirds. that crash just moments after a flyover for the air force academy graduation. major alex turner ejected from the plane parachuting to safety. officials say he suffered no serious injuries and is in good condition. president obama was at the graduation and asked to meet with major alex turner after the crash, thanking him for his service. it's unclear what caused that crash which left a trail in the field outside colorado springs. it's official the midwest medical examiner says prince died of an accidental overdoes of fentanyl, a powerful opioid that's being blamed for a recent surge in drug related deaths. although prince was known for

his clean living, he had started to take pain medication to ease pain in his hips and knees. tolerance and look for stronger drugs without realizing how dangerous they can be. federal health officials described the drug as 80 to 100 times stronger than morphine. and 25 to 40 times more potent than heroin. in florida, the former police officer charged with the fatal shooting of a musician has posted bail. nouman raja made his first court appearance for manslaughter and attempted murder charges on thursday. he is expected to remain behind bars until later today after posting a $250,000 bond. corey jones was on the side of the road after his car broke down. prosecutors say raja never identified himself before shooting jones. and the man accused of shooting and wounding two northern california police officers during a traffic stop was found dead inside the home where he later barricaded himself. that home in the city of fremont had caught fire after police fired tear gas inside trying to force the man out.

one officer is in critical condition, the other listed as stable. >> a 7-year-old boy missing in a japanese forest for nearly a week has been found unharmed. his parents say they made him get out of the car as punishment for throwing rocks at people and then they drove away. when they came back a few minutes later, he had vanished. he turned up in an army training hut, a little dehydrated and scratched but okay. >> back here in the states in game one of the nba finals, it is in the books and advantage warriors. the defending champs golden state showing their strength in numbers against the cavaliers. >> the warriors took last night's game by a score of 104-89. abc's t.j. holmes was there. >> guys, coming into the finals it was all about the splash brothers, you know, klay thompson, steph curry. they've been putting on a show the entire playoffs. they did not make too much of a splash in this game, if you will.

going into the fourth quarter, midway through the fourth quarter, both guys curry and thompson, both were in single digits. but their team was up by double digits. the bench showed up in a major way for the warriors and essentially won this game for them and won easily. on the other side, the cleveland cavaliers i'm not sure how they're going to be feeling when they get up tomorrow. this was a bruising game, it was very physical. lebron put on his typical show and scored his big points but didn't get a lot of support from some of the other big names on his team. they've got regrouping to do. could never get this thing under control. but the celebration is dying down a little bit as i talk to you here now, but this place was rocking. i couldn't even talk to my producer who was sitting right next to me, it was so loud in here during this game. if this is any indication of what we'll see in the future, this is going to be a fantastic finals. back to you guys. >> i bet it's really hard to have a conversation when you're in front row seats, t.j. it must be really tough. >> tough assignment for him. >> it was a fun game. it was a fun night. unless you're a cleveland

cavaliers fan this morning. >> steph curry didn't quite do what people expected him to. right. >> scored 11 points. pretty low for an mvp. >> but not losing the faith just yet. >> i'm still just completely wowed by your basketball knowledge. it's weirding me out. >> part of the fun i think. >> it is. so the best golfers in the world are in ohio through this weekend. let's hope they don't see anything like this guy. >> yeah, this is another massive alligator. >> this is not the first one. >> no, this is another one. caught on camera just taking a stroll. this one was on a course near savannah, georgia. when asked how close the person shooting this was to the gator, he said too close. i would guess that, yes. >> i would think so, too. of course, that gator brings to mind the other monster gator which showed up from another angle earlier this week. once again here, he's hanging out on the course in south florida. some are questioning if it was real. the locals say yeah, it is.

oh, man. >> turning up everywhere. >> everybody wants a green jacket. coming up, social media and teenage drivers. why this potentially lethal combination is becoming a growing hazard on america's highways as police in georgia hunt down a teenager who is now facing a felony charge. >> and the rather distressing news for "game of thrones" fans, what the show's director is now saying about season seven. that story ahead in "the skinny." first here's a look ahead at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by tide rescue. we're in the middle of potty-training. which means that most nights, this is the potty. these robot sheets, they needed more than detergent could handle. they needed a rescue. otherwise, we might have had to say bye-bye to our favorite robots ya. so we added tide rescue to the wash. it cleans super deep down where detergent just doesn't. daddy, i've got to go potty! progress! go, go, go! eww stinky. introducing tide rescue. eliminates tough odors at the source.

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diameter with the mass in the tens of tons. witnesses reported a loud boom and the sky lighting up around 4:00 a.m. local time. nasa estimates that over the past 20 years, about 600 small asteroids have entered the earth's atmosphere. >> i like they even had an animation for how the asteroid came in. so here on earth, snapchat is coming under growing fire as it finds itself implicated in a growing number of crashes by thrill-seeking drivers. >> the latest case involves a teenage driver now wanted by police in georgia. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: police are searching for crystal mcgee, a warrant now out for her arrest, after witnesses say the 19-year-old driver was using the app snapchat before a serious crash. heather mccarty was also a passenger in the car. >> she was trying to hit 100 miles an hour and post it on snapchat. >> many of you may be wondering, what is the snapchat speed filter? >> reporter: the app can measure speed, displaying it on a photo or video. as for the other driver hit in this case, lawyers say he's now suffering from permanent brain damage and his family is now

suing mcgee and snapchat. >> the family would like snapchat to take the speed filter down immediately. >> reporter: mcgee's father has said she's not responsible for the crash. snapchat telling abc news, "we actively discourage our community from using the speed filter while driving, including by displaying a "do not snap and drive" warning message in the app itself." meanwhile as for crystal mcgee, she now faces a felony charge among others, but snapchat telling us, there's no record of her using that app at the time of the crash. gio benitez, abc, news, new york. >> here's how that particular function works. >> i don't know. >> on snapchat, say you want to record a little video there. i'm recording a video. and one of the filters you can go through shows you the speed. so obviously, i wasn't moving. so it's zero miles an hour. >> is that for if you're running maybe or -- > or if people are driving they do it that way. i don't understand the concept.

why you would do that while driving. > i guess now we're learning why you shouldn't do that while driving. when we come back, john legend owning "the national anthem" last night. >> and who yelled at prince harry. "the skinny" is next. how dare they. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our

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it is time for "the skinny," and topping our headlines this morning, a john legend mini concert. >> something like that. the ten-time grammy winner belted out "the star spangled banner" at the top of the nba finals last night. listen to this. ♪ and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> i'd say he owned it. >> yeah. >> and check out who was in the audience besides steph there. offering moral support for daddy legend snapchatting this of wife chrissy teigen and their month and a half old bundle of joy luna. >> luna slept through the whole thing it looks like. dad's singing. >> we got chills while he was singing.

dad was doing his lady gaga impersonation. >> luna, what a sweetie. next, one of the hottest tickets on broadway is about to become a lot more rare and a lot more valuable. >> we're talking about the mastermind and the star of course, of "hamilton." ♪ ♪ enemy ahead of me ♪ if this is the end of me, at least i have a friend with me ♪ >> oh, this might be the end of him on "hamilton." lin-manuel miranda has set an exit date for his involvement with the show of july 9th according to the hollywood reporter, miranda has told confidant that he'll be focusing on other projects. >> that, of course, means the demand for tickets before he leaves which are already hard to come by already i might add, some are already topping $1,000 a seat. >> i'd do it if i could afford it. in the meantime, july 9th is also the day that many contracts of the show's current cast members expire. they are now threatening to walk if they don't get big pay raises. >> uh-oh.

>> so moving on now to the small screen and potentially distressing news for "game of thrones" fans. >> director jack bender confirmed to "vanity fair" not only is he not sure if he will be returning to the director's chair for season seven but season seven will only consist of seven episodes. >> spoiler alert. in other words, at around this time next year, fans will be already gearing up for the season finale. >> i don't like that at all. >> i don't like this. this is not good. >> sad as that may sound to fans like us, that could be good news for one of the show's most beloved stars. emilia clarke tells us her experience on the show has been lonely. the other main actors they're all together but she's shipped out to sea alone with the dothraki. >> so maybe fewer episodes will mean more time back on land with everyone else? >> i don't know. but i think that guy that stars next to her was happy with the current situation. dothraki, come on, we have to share her now?

moving back into the 21st century and reality, prince harry got kind of a dressing down for not dressing up. >> yeah. so a group of 45 d-day veterans dressed up in their best blazers, ties, medals and berets for their annual pilgrimage to the beaches of normandy, and they were joined by a comparatively dressed down prince harry. >> that prompted one 91-year-old soldier who parachuted into normandy 72 years ago to preserve the british monarchy to basically chew out harry and he asked him "where is your bloody tie?" >> as well he should. harry himself a former navy captain had already confessed to senior officers that he was told not to wear a tie and felt embarrassed and underdressed. >> so how do you feel right now since you're wearing the exact same outfit? >> the same look? i am not a prince. in my mind. but you know, as brian pointed out, he's a windsor. there's a tie named after him.

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>> he's bragged for months about raising $6 million for veterans and donating $1 million himself. but it took a reporter to shame him into actually making his contribution and getting the money to veterans. >> everyone please stand and give a round of applause for the nominee for president of the united states, governor gary johnson. >> hopefully, this candidacy will potentially dismantle the two party system. >> i've never seen the water this high. >> i thought we were going to be safe. i didn't know it was going to come up this fast. >> looks can be deceiving. yes, it's kind of calm right now but people take the water for granted. the water's a very dangerous place. >> a child has fallen into the gorilla cage. >> when it was determined that the child was being injured we had to make a decision to shoot him and we did. >> obviously people are out with pitchforks and torches for the poor mother, but at the same

time, you know, nobody's perfect. >> can we take a selfie? okay. ready? here we go. oh! i like that one. are we going to do duck lips? can you do duck lips? oh, that one works. oh. i love you. okay. chewbacca loves me. >> i can still hear that laugh. >> the laugh will follow you in your dreams. >> it will. >> big week coming up, too. games, two, three and four of the nba finals. >> presidential primaries in california, of course, on tuesday. >> montana, new jersey, mexico, new mexico rather, north dakota and south dakota, as well. >> yes. >> clarifying. and important, today is doughnut day and next wednesday national jelly filled doughnut day. >> announcer: this is abc's

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making news in america this morning, violence erupts at a donald trump rally. protesters attack trump supporters throwing bottles, burning "make america great hats," even pummeling some people. we'll show you the scene overnight. we're live. breaking right now, the searching for missing soldiers from ft. hood. their vehicle overturning in floodwaters. this as texas deals with historic flooding. new video this morning showing a driver trying to make it through raging waters. and nearly 24 hours at sea floating with no life jacket, a fisherman stranded but finally found. and warriors win. steph curry, the mvp, one of the game's least valuable players actually. the highlights and the coach. what did that clipboard do to him?