>> well... great britain, to my knowledge, is composed of... uh, england... uh, scotland, ireland, and wales? um... british isles may well be four distinct areas, but they're not the largest. um... england and the uk are both encompassed in great britain. so... well, wait. all right. it's either c or d. >> okay. let me explain where you are in the game. $30,000, no more lifelines, you

can always walk away with that money, take it off to college. this is a shot at $50,000, though. you have to get to that threshold. but if you give me an incorrect answer at this point, you're losing $25,000. you'll leave here with $5,000. so that's where you are. take your time. take a look at this and try and figure it out. >> i want to say c, because, you know, it's the whole united kingdom, so it's got to be, you know, all those areas united? i'm gonna lock in c. final answer. >> alec... i'm sorry, buddy. this time, it's not right. the british isles. >> oh, no way. >> yeah, england is part of great britain, which is part of the united kingdom, which is part of the british isles. but you are leaving here with $5,000. you played a great game. >> thank you. >> it was fun hanging out.

best of luck at franklin & marshall as you head off to college. $5,000 ain't bad. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. closed captioning sponsored by: ♪ this father's day, get dad the tools he needs. so relax you wear many hats, at our 1000 americas and canadas best value inns. enjoy free internet and instant rewards at most locations.

these are just some of the 50 million people in this country who liveith hearing loss. of that 50 million, one in five are teenagers. hearing health foundation is working to restore hearing. to learn more about their research for a cure visit hearing health foundation dot org. help us make hearing loss a thing of the past. a public service from hearing health foundation. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a freelancer writer and genealogist from montclair, new jersey... a research associate from bellefonte, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, an attorney originally from mount airy, north carolina...

whose 6-day cash winnings tal... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show. all you need to know as we get this game underway today is that we have an excellent champion and we have two very talented challengers for him -- liz and jim. good luck to all of you. here we go. here are the categories. first off... followed by... i like that. [ laughter ] hunter, you start. time for french for $200, please.

hunter. what is midnight? that's it. select. french, $400, please. liz. what is afternoon? good. tool kit for $200. liz. what is a fork? yes. pitchfork. tool kit, $400. jim. what is a plunger? that's it. movie backwards for $600, please. jim. what is "field of dreams"? that's it. movie backwards for $800, please. jim. what is "rudy"? that's the movie. movie backwards for $1,000, please.

jim. who is james franco? he was the star of the moody -- movie. dino for $200, please. liz. what are birds? right. book 'em, $400, please. hunter. who is sherlock holmes? yeah. dino, $400. liz. what is triceratops? correct. book 'em, $200, please. jim. what is "the wizard of oz"? yes. dino for $600, please.

answer -- daily double. [ applause ] you're in the lead with $3,000. $1,400, please. right. here is the clue... what is toronto? that's it. the toronto raptors. [ applause ] dino for $800, please, alex. hunter. what's hollow? correct. french, $600. hunter. what's a month? good. french, $800. hunter. what's, uh, decade? no. liz. what is a century? a century. un siecle, yes.

you're at $2,000, now in second place. and we're taking a break. [ applause ]

liz haigney lynch is from new jersey. she's a genealogist. and you and your husband, i understand, had a difficult time negotiating a beautiful city, that i enjoyed visiting myself -- prague. yes, um, well, we went very soon after the iron curtain fell. uh-huh. and we were well-armed with a very detailed map that dated to the communist government time, so many of the street names still had lenin on them and marx and so forth. so we were constantly being disoriented until a very kind soul took us in hand and showed us all the pre-war names. okay, good. jim coder is from bellefonte, pennsylvania. a teacher of aircraft design. yes, alex. i'm teaching aircraft design right now. it's the senior capso and design class for aerospace engineering, where the undergraduates take everything they've learned

over the past four years and bring it together to design a new airplane for the class to demonstrate their proficiency. i can't wait for the electric-powered airplane engines. but the cord is gonna have to be so long. batteries. [ laughter ] hunter appler is our champion. brews beer. in his spare time, i hope. i do. [ laughs ] but you have trouble making cider. yeah, my wife doesn't like beer so much, so i thought i'd try a cider. yeah. and, um, to get it to be bubbly but still sweet, you have to put some more sugar in at the end, but then stop the fermentation. mm-hmm. and i just timed it wrong 'cause i came back from a long weekend, and the bottles, 16 of them, had exploded. there was glass everywhere. could've been dangerous if i'd been there, so i lucked out. [ laughter ] a home brewer and the problems that can happen. all right, let's get back into this. liz has command of the board. i'll take tool kit for $600, please.

liz. what is a corer? corer, yes, indeed. i'll take tool kit for $800. hunter. what's an ax? ax is right. french for $1,000. hunter. what's jour? jour, right. dino for $1,000, please. liz. what is tyrannosaurus rex? yes. i'll take movie backwards for $200, please. liz. what is "jaws"? yeah. movie backwards for $400. jim.

what is "rocky"? that's the movie. indoors for $200, please. hunter. what are decibels? yes. tool kit for $1,000. jim. what are ball peen and claw? correct. indoors for $400, please. hunter. what's a rain forest? yeah. indoors for $600. liz. what is the astrodome? astrodome, right. indoors, $800. after grabbing something hot to drink, ski indoors at the mall of the emirates in this city.

hunter. what's dubai? yep. indoors for $1,000. [ beep ] you know it as the mausoleum at halicarnassus. back to you, hunter. book 'em, $600. liz. what is san francisco? yes. book 'em, $800. [ beep ] if only we could all do it -- tidying up. now the last clue... liz. who is dickens? that's $1,000 more for you and it puts you in the lead.

and it means that our champion, hunter, will go first again in the double jeopardy! round after the break. [ applause ]

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it hasn't happened very often with our champion hunter, but he is in third place going into double jeopardy! here are the categories for that round... m-e in quotation marks. and finally... you have to identify the country whose national flag contains only red and white. start, hunter. um, three cheers for the red, white, $400, please. hunter. what's canada? correct. red, white, $800.

jim. what is switzerland? you got it. american history for $1,200, please. listen. [ upbeat jazzy tune playing ] liz. what is "happy days are here again"? that's right. american history, $800. jim. what is mississippi? yes. american history for $400. hunter. what is st. patrick's day? good. red, white, $1,200. answer -- daily double. [ applause ]

you are certainly within range of the lead. $2,000, please. all right. that'll put you into a tie with liz. here is the clue... what is japan? oh, you ran through a lot of them in your brain, and you came up with the correct response. yes. the red sun on a background of white. [ applause ] red, white, $1,600. hunter. what is denmark? correct. red, white, $2,000. it's a former soviet republic just east of the black sea. hunter. what is georgia? yes. wine seller, $400.

liz. who is susan lucci? yes. the wine seller for $800. [ beep ] and that would be bartles & jaymes. back to you, liz. american history, $1,600. answer -- the other daily double. [ applause ] i'll wager $3,500. all right, here is the clue... what is albany? albany, right you are. [ applause ] we're done with the daily doubles. american history, $2,000.

liz. what is a panic? panic, good for you. hispanic singers, $400. in 2014, she became the first person to get more than 100 million "likes" on facebook. jim. who is shakira? yes. hispanic singers for $800. hunter. who's gloria estefan? yes. oed "me," $400. hunter. what is menial? menial, that's the word. "me," $800. hunter. what is meager? yeah. "me," $1,200. hunter. what's a meat market? meat market, right. "me," $1,600.

jim. what is mesopotamia? no. hunter. who are the medes? the medes, yes. "me," $2,000. liz. what is a means test? that's it. wine seller, $1,200. hunter. what's thunderbird? thunderbird, yeah. whose what? -- $400. liz. what is washington, d.c.? that's right. whose what? -- $800.

jim. what is dick's sporting goods? yes. whose what? for $1,200. liz. what is "st. elmo's fire"? right. whose what? for $1,600. hunter. what is shays' rebellion? that's it. less than a minute to go now. hispanic singers, $1,200. a chip off the old block, this singing sensation was born may 8, 1975, in madrid. jim. who is enrique iglesias? that's right. hispanic singers for $1,600. jim. who is selena? correct. hispanic singers, $2,000.

[ beep ] his name is rubén blades. jim, back to you. whose what? -- $2,000. hunter. what is, uh... "du côté de chez swann"? uh, "swann's way"? no. sorry. too long. liz. what is "swann's way"? that's right, yes. [ beep beep beep ] you stretched it out, hunter. sorry. all right, liz in the lead with $18,700. hunter on the board, $16,400. here comes final jeopardy! -- book titles. make your wagers. back in a moment. here comes final jeopardy! -- book titles. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep.

but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. i began today's program by telling you how bright our champion hunter was. well, on that clue a few moments ago about marcel proust, he did not get the english title in, in time, but we have checked the tape, and he did come up with the french title before time ran out. so we have credited him with a correct response, and his score is correct now at $20,400. we have not taken away any money from liz for her response of "swann's way." we're going into final

and we're dealing with book titles, players. here is your clue... 30 seconds. good luck. ♪ think american politics. we come to you first, jim. you had $9,800. what did you write down as your response? nope. "what is 'the third man'?" sorry, that won't do it. it'll cost you $6,399. that leaves you with $3,401.

let's go to liz now. she had $18,700. her response was... "all the king's men." all the king's horses and all the king's men couldn't put humpty dumpty together again. and you are correct. and you're adding $9,800. you're in the lead now with $28,500. over to our champion hunter. he had $20,400. he's won a bundle so far. will he add to it? no, he's going to lose. and what did it cost you? nothing. but congratulations, liz. you're the new "jeopardy!" champion. you get to relax a little bit, and then wrap up the week with us tomorrow right here. so long. promotional consideration provided by...

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store. and there was another fiery scene as a customer pumped some gas in rochester, new york. pretty normal occurrence, right? >> just a typical day. but a blast out of nowhere threw him to the ground, engulfed his car and set his clothes on fire. this morning we're finding out what may have actually started that. here's abc's lindsay davis. >> reporter: an investigation into what caused this massive explosion at this upstate new york gas station. watch again. just seconds after this man fills a gas container and puts it into his car something creates a spark. the container explodes and a massive fireball engulfs the car. igor pateko drops to the ground and rolls to try to extinguish the flames. >> what do you think most likely happened here? >> the flammable vapors built up in the car and static electricity probably caused the spark. there was an explosion. it could be just take off his sweater, opening up the car door, going through the car. >> reporter: the 43-year-old suffered second and third degree burns to 30% of his body. some tips to try to prevent such

a calamity, keep the can on the ground and with the nozzle in contact with the can during the entire filling process to avoid igniting vapors from static electricity. and don't overfill it. leave room in the container for expansion of the gas. firefighters say the man did exactly the right thing by stopping, dropping, and rolling. he remains in the hospital in guarded condition with non-life-threatening injuries. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> that video is hard to watch. >> it is. >> and static electricity sounds like something so simple, so innocent. happens all the time. no big deal. >> some reminders. just turn your vehicle off when you're pumping gas. the usual reminders. and never smoke, light matches, or flick lighters. >> and never get back in your car while refueling. that actually builds up static electricity, which is what -- >> that's what i always do. even in the winter. >> don't do that. no good. >> all right. now we know. coming up, checking out "central intelligence" and "finding dory." >> our insomniac theater

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there. >> sounds a little bit like when i sneeze. >> lately. >> so i want to show you another one. these are two unlikely friends. the chipmunk apparently was waltzing through a yard and a reddit user named gold guy -- >> where's the chipmunk? >> when it saw this cat just hanging out. see the chipmunk on the cat? the chipmunk it turns out looked a little intimidated when it first noticed the cat there but the cat then laid down to show the chipmunk that it wanted to be friends. >> huh. >> chipmunk understood that body language, approached the cat, climbed on his back, shuffled into his little fluff, and they are now best friends. a cuddle friendship has been born. >> so there you have it. this happened. and speaking of unusual friends, you have this scene at the cincinnati zoo that's taken place. a cheetah cub and a puppy. who are just besties right now. look at that. diamond the cheetah cub from the

cincinnati zoo there in ohio of course gets a lesson on how to interact with other animals by spending bonding companion with the puppy companion moose who's a chocolate lab. >> i wonder what happens when they grow up. do they remain friends? >> i hope moose is still around afterwards. >> from cincinnati to the san diego zoo, where they welcomed a new addition. check it out. this is the adorable new koala. part of the conrad prebys australian outback exhibit. the koala's mother gave birth to the little joey in november but she's been keeping her in the pouch until very recently. now joey gets to come out and see the world. she clings to her mama's back still and will stay there with her mom for the next few months, but -- >> we're getting our first glimpse. it's very cute. >> i feel like the chipmunk with the cat. i kind of want to cuddle. >> probably feels so soft. and if you go to abcnews.com you can see a sloth and a cat together as well.

>> they're in a little embrace

this morning on "world news now," seeking comfort and searching for answers in orlando. >> president obama and vice president biden meet with the grieving families of the victims in the nightclub shooting. we're also learning new details about what the shooter was doing on his phone while carrying out that attack. scorching wildfires in the west right now. parts of california and new mexico smoldering as dry conditions and a sweltering heat wave make fighting the flames a difficult task. evacuations are under way at this hour. the latest ahead. and breaking overnight, singer meatloaf collapses on stage in the middle of a performance. it's the latest in a string of health issues for one of the best-selling artists of all time. and lucky seven it will be. last night's game 6 in the nba finals getting a little personal. some smack talk there between

steph curry and lebron james. as curry gets ejected after a controversial call. he goes wild with that mouthpiece. the frustration on this friday june 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good friday morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with the latest in the investigation into the orlando nightclub massacre. sources tell abc news the shooter texted his wife during the killings but authorities aren't sure whether she realized exactly what was happening. >> in the meantime, she and the gunman's father have apparently been placed on no-fly lists as they remain under scrutiny and she may appear at some point before a grand jury. abc's brian ross has more on the tragedy including new images of the horror the victims went through. >> reporter: the new video captures the fear of that night. >> shh. >> reporter: quiet sobbing. as young men and women tried to

play dead in a bathroom stall. comforting each other. >> stay with me. >> okay. >> reporter: after the shooter had already opened fire on them. >> he just like looked through the crack of the stall and just started shooting into the stall maybe about 60, 70 rounds into the stall. >> reporter: miguel leiva was in the stall and he recorded the video before being shot in the foot. he described how some people then tried to make a break for it. >> as they were running out the bathroom he was just shooting them, killing them right there. >> reporter: throughout the attack omar mateen made full use of his years of law enforcement and security guard training. instructors gave him top scores for marksmanship year after year. >> he did the training because a lot of his friends were actually police officers. >> reporter: but just last year he was denied admission into a florida police academy. officials say he claimed it was anti-muslim discrimination. last month as mateen prepared for his attack employees say he showed up at this florida gun store looking for bulk

ammunition and body armor including plates like this one that can stop armor-piercing bullets. the store's owner, robert abel, said his employees were immediately suspicious about his requests. >> when he was on his cell phone, he had a conversation in a foreign language that was more concerning. >> reporter: the store refused to sell mateen anything and called the local fbi immediately after he left. >> we did contact authorities and let them know we just had a suspicious person that was in here. and there was nothing that would come of it. >> the store owner said his employees did not have mateen's name but they did have a grainy surveillance video of him which the fbi never came to see, and it has since been recorded over. so far no comment from fbi headquarters. brian ross, abc news, new york. it was another somber trip for president obama, who flew to

orlando yesterday to console families devastated by that massacre. the president and vice president spent two hours meeting with survivors and those who lost loved ones, and they placed 49 white roses at a memorial in honor of each person killed. this is now the tenth time the president has visited the site of a mass shooting. as we reported, the gunman invoked his loyalty to isis during his rampage, and now we have a disturbing assessment from the cia director on the state of the war against isis. john brennan told congress that despite losing ground in iraq and syria the terror group remains a formidable network threat. brennan warned that u.s. efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism capability. that's in stark contrast to the message that president obama delivered earlier this week that the war against isis is firing on all cylinders. senator john mccain is linking the fight against isis to the orlando shooting and placing blame squarely on president obama. mccain said the president is directly responsible for the nightclub massacre. he blames him for withdrawing

from iraq and allowing the rise of isis. mccain later walked back his comments, saying the president's policies are at fault, not the president himself. in the meantime, the shooting is fueling new debate on gun control on capitol hill, and the senate now poised to take action. we get more now from abc's karen travers. >> reporter: there will likely be votes in the senate on gun control, just not this week. democrats spoke for nearly 15 hours on the senate floor thursday, trying to push republicans to take action. connecticut senator chris murphy led the charge, speaking for much of his time about the 2012 shooting at sandy hook elementary. >> i've had enough. it's been four years, and nothing has been done. >> reporter: democrats have proposed a so-called no-fly no-buy bill. if you're on a terror watch list, which includes the tsa no-fly list, you shouldn't be able to buy a gun. but there's fierce opposition. the nra, most republicans and even some civil libertarians oppose banning gun sales to those on watchlists, arguing

that law-abiding americans are often included and should not lose their constitutional right to purchase firearms. some republicans are pushing for a 72-hour hold on any gun purchases by someone on a watch list to give authorities time to review the sale and potentially block it. both parties have put forth amendments on background checks. democrats are looking to include gun shows and internet sales. in orlando thursday president obama weighed in. >> i truly hope that senators rise to the moment and do the right thing. >> reporter: but in the republican-controlled house no plans to take any action. >> is going after the second amendment how you stop terrorism? no. >> reporter: speaker ryan says the focus now should be on foreign policy and stopping homegrown radicals. diane, kendis? >> all right, karen, thank you. and bernie sanders is apparently poised to end his campaign. sanders delivered a live speech online vowing to work with hillary clinton to defeat donald trump.

he said he personally intends to begin his role in that process soon but he didn't formally concede or endorse clinton. sanders said his campaign has never been about a single candidate but about transforming america. more than 200,000 people tuned in for those remarks. in london now, tributes are pouring in for rising star of british politics who was brutally slain in broad daylight. member of parliament jo cox was meeting with constituents when she was shot and stabbed. a suspect was immediately taken into custody. police have no known motive right now for the attack. cox had reportedly faced a string of security threats. and it may be tied to next week's vote on britain's european union membership. former u.s. congresswoman gabby giffords, seen here, who survived an assassination attempt as well, says she is sickened by this attack. we have some breaking news from canada, where "bat out of hell" singer meatloaf collapsed on stage. you see it here. the social media images showing the 68-year-old musician slowly going down and then people

rushing to his aid. meat loaf, whose real name is michael lee aday had canceled several earlier concerts due to illness. he is one of the best-selling musical artists of all time with worldwide sales of more than 80 million records. his condition right now is still unknown. and in southern california a fast-moving brush fire has exploded in size. more than 1,400 acres have been scorched in santa barbara county, and the fire is 0% contained. this as parts of the southwest are bracing for record temperatures. abc's jim avila is on the fire lines. >> reporter: the mountains north of santa barbara are a fragile tinderbox. >> reporter: if the winds pick up, then all bets are off. >> reporter: burning free and fast. with the winds swirling through the canyons upwards of 50 miles per hour, the fire line spread quickly. some of the fuel 100-year-old oaks and patches of land that hadn't burned in 60 years. the out of control fire spreading rapidly. firefighters racing to protect homes.

nearly 400 families evacuated. cowboy bob parker spent the night clearing his livestock. >> when we left out here last night, we loaded 65 head of horses out of here. >> reporter: firefighters helping residents across the baking southwest. in arizona the cedar creek fire now more than 8,000 acres, frightening fleeing homeowners. >> it was raining ash. like it was falling out of the sky. >> reporter: in new mexico a state of emergency for the doghead fire. triggering mandatory evacuations. >> the wind came again, and it started kicking up. so then you get nervous again because you don't know where it's going. >> reporter: no sign of containment. the firefighters worried about the wind and rising temperatures. jim avila, abc news, santa barbara county. there is a major breakthrough to tell but in the search for answers following the crash of egyptair flight 804. the cockpit voice recorder has been recovered from the wreckage of the jet. the so-called black box was damaged but the memory unit, which contains about two hours of conversation, is intact. it usually takes investigators

about 48 hours to retrieve information from those recorders. and now to sports. the nba season is now down to a winner-take-all game 7 between golden state and cleveland. >> yeah, the cavaliers have forced a game 7 in the nba finals after holding court in their final home game of the season. cleveland never trailed and led by 20 after the first quarter of game 6. lebron james had his second straight 41-point game. the warriors are -- well, they got beaten. 115-101. game 7 is sunday night in oakland right here on abc. >> keeping things exciting for us. >> and it was a fun back and forth. >> i don't think steph curry thought so. >> it was kind of weird. steph got so angry at one point that he threw his mouthpiece, which he's been chewing on all game long, at one of the owner's sons.

one of the cavaliers owner's son. it looked like he tossed it straight into his face. >> was that aiming do you think or was -- >> no, it was just anger. just anger boiled over. >> he was mad because he got fouled out of the game. something that rarely happens to him. >> hasn't happened all season. >> there was a lot of controversy about whether that foul was called for or not. >> absolutely. but he did apologize. ayesha got on a rant on twitter. but there was also a very cool moment. craig sager who's a long-time nba analyst on tnt and other networks over the years. he's known for his subtle wardrobe. this was actually his first nba final appearance. he's been battling cancer. and tnt and abc and espn, they were able to come up with a deal to get him to make an appearance there. and you can see the ovation that he got. >> standing ovation. >> from the crowd there.

>> unbelievable that he's been doing this for this long and yet this is the first time he's been at the finals. >> and lebron james, who turned out to be a stand-up guy, he after the game was like really, 35 years and this is your first final? let's not make this happen again. let's have a streak. >> what is that? i want to know, is that paisley? what is that pattern considered? >> we'll have to consult. >> more details. coming up, the perfect tattoo for the commitment-phobic. >> it is real ink. but just very tiny. we're going to meet the tattoo artist to the stars and see why his micro works of body art are all the rage. but first we'll talk to an alligator expert who in the wake of the attack at disney world is trying to shed some light on animals and the safety issues we should all be aware of. >> we always want to hear from you when you have good things to say, just weigh in on facebook wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." orld news now."

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welcome back. there are some new details this morning in the alligator attack at disney world. the resort has announced it will add signs warning of alligators after 2-year-old lane graves was suddenly grabbed by a gator at the grand floridian resort. autopsy results reveal he died of drowning. the beaches at disney world remain closed. that horrific attack is now raising some new questions on how to keep kids safe in the water this summer. >> yeah.

so what should you do if you encounter an alligator? here's abc's lauren lyster. >> reporter: a nebraska family is reeling after a deadly alligator attack which claimed the life of their 2-year-old son. and while alligator attacks are rare, alligator appearances aren't. residents here in florida dealing with alligators turning up anywhere from their front stoop to this swimming pool, even the golf course. >> we have a lake behind our home and we see alligators all the time. >> reporter: but what about these prehistoric predators is so dangerous? >> he's going to come out of the water at speeds upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour. >> come on, a little wider. >> reporter: at jungle adventures near orlando, florida ryan brown showed me how their speed and weight can easily overwhelm their prey. >> about 1,600 pounds of total pressure together. >> why do alligators attack humans? >> sometimes it's mistaken identity. twilight, dusk and dawn is when these guys come out to hunt and look for their food.

and if something's in the water splashing that says wounded animal to them, easy prey. >> reporter: out here on the st. john's river with a team of alligator trappers including one who helped in the search for the missing boy at disney world. gators are expected and easy to spot. but how do they end up in a back yard swimming pool? >> we're building more neighborhoods up on areas like this. and with that the gators are coming through culvert pipes and local canals. >> reporter: trappers are called when the animals show up where they shouldn't be. the strangest place? >> caught in a bar stool in somebody's back yard. >> reporter: what do you think people who live in florida know about alligators that maybe tourists don't? >> you've got to respect the gator. all you need is that one gator that's got an aggressive personality. you go down near the water, then you pay for it. coming up, justin bieber, the jenner sisters, dame helen mirren. what do they all have in common? >> here's a hint. read the fine print. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. "world news now"

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in cas in case you haven't noticed tattoos have been surging in popularity and not just among samers or hipsters or anchors. >> but if you've been worried about making a permanent commitment, why not consider something small, even barely noticeable? >> huh. >> how about a micro tattoo? we're up all "nightline" with abc's juju cheng. >> reporter: he keeps kendall and kylie jenner looking pretty in ink. and he's the guy behind the small cross on justin bieber's face. ♪ >> reporter: so you're in pretty good company, if you're sporting a tattoo from renowned artist john boy. >> i've been tattooing 16 years. so i learned in the biker era, where you pick a design off a wall and that was it. and then it just became more of an art form. >> reporter: it's john boy's attention to detail, delicate designs, and his specialty,

micro tattoos, that are particularly appealing to clients in the spotlight. >> you know, they can go on-screen without having this tattoo or spend hours and hours in the makeup chair covering their tattoos. >> reporter: something "glee's" jenna ushkowitz -- >> this is unbelievable. >> reporter: -- is starry eyed about. then maybe i want one of that. today she's getting a constellation tatted on her arm. it's her 23rd tattoo to date. >> literally that's his specialty. i love like thin writing and the thin needle and just very, very simple and classy. >> reporter: just one hour of john boy's time will run you 300 bucks. luckily, he's quick with the tiny ink. most tattoos we saw took less than that. >> i want kind of like here. >> reporter: next up in the chair, a first-timer all the way from sweden. >> i'm having a little -- it's a florence and the machines song. ♪ >> reporter: she fights her nerves but in the end she says it's all worthwhile.

>> are you happy? >> yeah, i'm so happy. >> reporter: for john boy another satisfied customer. juju chang, abc news, new york.

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brilliant. we have a breaking update now on the story we told you about. craig sager, first time as an announcer in an nba final. so that outfit wasn't just any outfit. he decided since this is his first time in the finals he went shopping. so this is a dark jacket festooned as he says with blue and gray floral pattern accented with his blue tie. he got it coordinated for the nba final. >> i think you should wear that for our next show. topped off with a blue cowboy hat maybe. or is it cobalt? >> polka. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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this morning on "world news now" -- emotions run high in orlando. the heartfelt reunion between a nightclub survivor and the officer who helped save his life. this is president obama once again consoling a community reeling from a mass shooting. donald trump faced with more protesters. this time at a rally in texas. his supporters clashing with them in the streets as bernie sanders vows to help hillary clinton prevent trump from making it to the white house. and new this half hour, we saw very rare event on the international sports stage. >> huge chunks of hail coming down during the euro championships. the players forced to take cover as it pelted them. the game coming to a screeching halt. and oprah winfrey for president? what she told jimmy kimmel last night when he asked about her political aspirations. the support she drew of hillary

clinton and the shade she threw at donald trump. it is friday, june 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson, everybody. we're learning new details, startling ones, about the orlando gunman, including his troubled childhood and proficiency as a marksman. a victim is reunited with the man who saved his life. angel cologne and omar del gato hugged. it was a moment colin said he had been waiting for since del gato found him critically injured and pulled him to safety. >> when he was dragging me out, i said hurry. go. please, hurry. go. but now seeing him again in a different environment, in a happy place, it's awesome. >> colon was shot three times while trying to protect a female friend. he said he would have bled to

death if not for the officer's efforts. now to the latest in the investigation into that massacre. sources tell abc news the gunman sent several text mess aages to his wife during the rampage. >> it's not clear if she received them. we also know that she and the gunman's father have been placed on no-fly lists as they remain under scrutiny. that news came as president obama and vice president biden visited orlando yesterday. abc's marci gonzalez has that part of the story. >> reporter: leaving 49 white roses, one for each life lost. president obama and vice president biden visiting this memorial in orlando. a rainbow overhead after an emotional meeting with survivors of a massacre at pulse nightclub and victim's families. >> these families could be our families, in fact, they are our families. they asked why does this keep happening? and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. >> reporter: the first funeral

held -- as more haunting images from that horrific sunday morning emerge. >> stay with me. >> okay. >> reporter: this video taken as dozens of people huddled, hiding in bathroom stalls, then some deciding to run. >> as they were running out the bathroom, he was shooting them, killing them right there. >> reporter: just weeks earlier, the killer reportedly went into this florida gun store asking to buy bulk ammunition and body armor, including plates like this that can stop armor-piercing bullets. [ gunfire ] >> which is not a question that a normal civilian would ask. >> reporter: the employees immediately suspicious, say they refused to sell to him and called the fbi. >> unfortunately, nobody connected the dots. he slipped under the crack. >> reporter: no comment yet from the fbi. meanwhile, we're told mateen's wife is cooperating with investigators as they work to determine whether she'll be charged. kendis and diane? >> that's marci gonzalez for us.

meanwhile, the cia director says isis is as dangerous as ever and working to try to inspire more attacks like orlando. john brennan told congress despite setbacks in iraq and syria and growing financial pressures, the group is expanding its global reach. he noted that isis leaders are expected to plot more attacks on the west and incite violence by so-called lone wolfs. >> our efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism capability and global reach. the resources needed for terrorism are very modest and the group would have to suffer even heavier losses on territory, manpower and money for its terrorist capacity to decline significant. >> brennan's assessment is in stark contrast to the more up beat tone offered by president obama earlier this week. the president said his strategy against isis is working. the senate is set to vote monday on four gun control measures after a democratic filibuster that b lasted nearly 15 hours. two of the proposals are from

democrats, including a bill that would prevent anyone on a no-fly list would prevent them from buying a however no sweeping changes are expected to pass. donald trump is campaigning in texas as he marks one year since launching his presidential bid. anti-trump protesters clashed with his supporters outside jilly's the dallas nightclub featured in urban cowboys. they kept both sides apart. at another event, trump took aim at hillary clinton and president obama over their views on gun control. bernie sanders appears to be ready to wrap up his campaign. sanders delivered a live team online vowing to work with hillary clinton to defeat donald trump. he said he personally intends to begin his role in that process soon, but did not formally concede or endorse clinton. sanders said his campaign has never been about a single candidate but about transforming america. more than 200,000 people tuned in for those remarks. to the west coast now and the wild fire burning near santa barbara in central california. it is growing, more than 1,400

acres have been scorched since the blaze broke out on wednesday. fire crews are at the mercy of gusty winds. several times yesterday the freeway 101 through the area was closed. several camp rons in canyon areas have been evacuated as well. the sherpa fire is zero percent contained. and record-high temperatures in the southwest won't help the fire situation. heat warnings and watches are up through monday. well over 100 degrees in the fire zone and near palm springs, 120 as well for phoenix. funeral services are set today for the young singer gunned down in orlando last week. christina grimmie is being laid to rest in new jersey. she was shot while signing autographs for fans after a concert. the suspect then turned the gun on himself. police have not revealed a motive, but there are several media reports that the suspect was an obsessed fan. third tragedy from orlando in the last week, autopsy results of the 2-year-old who was attacked by an alligator, they showed that the child died from drowning.

disney world has announced that new warning signs will be placed near the resorts lakes as well as beaches. abc's gio benitez has more from florida. >> reporter: just days after an alligator attack and killed 2-year-old lane graves at a dizmy world resort, change is coming. the company is expected to post new signs warning of alligators. the resort has no swimming signs, but no signs warning of the gators. disney saying in a statement -- all of our beaches are currently closed and we're conducting a swift and thorough review of all of our processes and protocols. this includes the number, placement and wording of our signage and warning. the family asking for privacy saying, quote, words cannot describe the shock and grief our family is experiencing over the loss of our son. members of their parish back in nebraska in mourning. >> they were protective. they were careful. it was a tragedy. it was a tragic accident, one that could happen to me, to you,

anybody out there. >> reporter: disney world does have gator warnings in some parts of the property, but not at their beaches. this photo posted on facebook by another family shows their little boy in the same ankle-deep water where lane was snatched by that gator, taken less than an hour before the tragic accident. experts say signage is necessary. >> we get people come here from florida all over the world, even other states and there's no alligators where they live. for them to go out to the lake 8:30, 9:00 p.m. at night, right before dark, it's nothing. there's no gators in their lakes. we have them here. signs should be out, i think. >> reporter: right now, no word on when those beaches will reopen because they are very much at the center of this investigation. gio benitez, abc news, lake ben vista, florida. philadelphia has become the first major u.s. city to pass a tax with soda. with the beverage industry quickly promising a court challenge. the tax, which amounts to a 10 1/2 per ounce comes after months of bitter negotiation.

it's expected to raise $91 million, which will go toward expanding pre-k and improving parks and libraries. critics say the tax is an undue burden on the poor. north of there, some developers are looking to add a few thrills at a new york city landmark. they're looking to build a 1,200 foot ride called the halo on top of madison square garden or the adjacent post office. it would include 11 gondolas that could have speeds individually adjusted based on each rider. >> tickets would cost $35. the ride would be one of the tallest structures in midtown manhattan. it looks a little bit like the fan thing in the charlie and the chocolate factory. >> it looks like -- >> not going to work the same way. >> no. it looks like a bad idea. >> do you think so? >> do you think? >> yeah. midtown manhattan, across from madison square garden, you're going to add -- >> there's not enough people in that area. >> yeah. >> and not enough traffic in that area, so we definitely need more.

>> get trains running through there. >> we need more attractions running through madison square garden. coming up, lebron james keeping hope alive. the cavs push ahead of the warriors in last night's game six of the nba finals in cleveland, forcing a game seven on the west coast. st. james on his game, but what, what happened? what had happened was -- i don't know. >> we'll tell you coming up. and the music royalty spotted court side, a date night in cleveland for beyonce and jay-z. >> hey, bae. >> first, here's a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by american advisers group. brought to you by american advisers group.

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so this is something you don't see pretty much ever. the ukraine and northern ireland played in a hail of hail during the euro 2016 soccer tournament in france. the referee stopped the match for a few minutes for safety reasons, a move that brought more than a few complaints from fans, as you can imagine. the sun finally came out after the restart. northern ireland went on to its first win in tournament history. 2-0. >> well, the hail was a blessing. on this side of the atlantic it's u.s. and ecuador in the quarterfinals of the copa america tournament in seattle. not sure why i said it like that. in the 22nd minute the united states' clint dempsey there with the header. put the u.s. up by one. the americans went on to a 2-1 victory. next up is a first-time appearance in the copa semis on tuesday, against either lionel messi and argentina or some guys

from venezuela. moving now from the field to the court, and lebron james keeping the hope alive for the cleveland cavaliers. >> king james led the cavs to what was a 115-110 -- 101 victory over golden state last night in game 6 of the nba finals, which now means there will be a game 7 in oakland. abc's t.j. holmes joins us now with the latest from cleveland. good morning, teej. >> reporter: kendis, diane, i can't believe what we just saw. and actually, we just saw something we haven't seen in the nba in 50 years. a team has come back from 3-1 down to force a game 7 in the nba finals. yes, cleveland, believeland. they are still alive and they have a chance now. they have forced a game 7, and we are going back to oakland. but this game, folks, this was without question the best, the most entertaining and maybe even the nastiest game of the entire finals.

lebron once again did his thing, came out and put up 41 points. but the moment that will be talked about is the moment that steph curry fouls out of the game on what some will say was a pretty ticky tack minor foul. he gets upset, hurls his mouthpiece into the crowd, and gets ejected. from what we can tell, this is the first ejection of his career. so tempers kind of boiled over. but that's a moment people will be talking about. but everybody will be full strength now. everybody is back and no excuses for game 7. no suspensions to talk about. but some bad blood maybe to talk about now. there was even a moment where lebron blocked one of curry's shots and did a little jawing. this is what you've been waiting for for the nba finals. this was the game that had everything in it. and we've got a game 7, guys. best two words in all of sports, right? game 7. we'll see you back in oakland on sunday night. >> nice tie. >> got a little heated there. >> it did. a little trash talk afterwards. >> get out of my house. >> so what about mrs. curry? >> things got heated on twitter as well. ayesha curry tweeted out -- "i've lost all respect. sorry.

this is absolutely rigged for money or ratings. i'm not sure which. i won't be silent." >> ooh. except she deleted the tweet. >> yeah. >> an hour later. and says "i apologize. i'm okay that we lost. i just can't take people coming at my family for absolutely no reason." >> all right. some curry tempers flaring tonight. >> as hot as mosomon curry. >> we'll see game 7. when we come back, the music royalty spotted courtside at last night's game. and what oprah winfrey said when asked if she'd ever run for president. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" will retur

your abc stations. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny all right. so topping our headlines this morning, music royalty, you might say, spotted courtside at the nba finals. >> jay-z and queen bey turned out in cleveland for last night's game 6. beyonce in a pretty eye-popping outfit there. cobalt blazer, some matching slacks, and finished off the outfit with some transparent strappy heels. >> okay. good. and jay-z, here's a fashion report. rocked his signature style. a sweater with rolled-up sleeves, jeans, baseball cap with contrasting all white nike high top tennis shoes and of

course a platinum watch. that's pretty much how he rolled out of bed. >> looks comfortable. >> yep. >> meanwhile, before the game last night jimmy kimmel aired his game night special featuring a very special guest. >> yes. we're talking about oprah, who wasted no time throwing her support behind hillary clinton. then kimmel asked if she would ever consider running for president herself. well, that's when she threw some serious shade at donald trump. >> believe me, that is never, will never -- it's the one thing i know for sure, sure, sure, is i will never run for office. but i will say that for many years i used to think until this election year i thought, wow, why do people say that? i have no qualifications to run. i'm feeling pretty qualified. >> when kimmel brought up trump's past assertion that she would be his first choice for vice president, asking what she'd say if he did reach out to her, she replied, "i would say, donald, i'm with her." keeping it simple. well, speaking of girl power amy schumer is making her "vogue" debut. >> tapping the magic of jennifer aniston's makeup artist, she

swapped out her usual look for a softer, old school hollywood glam on the cover of the july issue. >> looking good. but wait, it gets better. the comedian went toe to toe with the magazine's queen bee editor in chief anna wintour right in her corner office as the two challenged each other over whose job is harder. >> i could totally do what you do. >> i could do what you do. >> which one of these would you prefer? shouldn't be a big decision. >> are those not the same? >> no. no. not at all. >> i know. i just didn't know if you knew. >> that's my time. but remember, wintour is coming. [ cheers and applause ] i think i'm into this. >> she did pretty well. >> she did.

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>> i don't see anything in reviewing our work that our agents should have done differently. >> an evil person came in here. this man held multiple security licenses. >> i will no longer stand here absorbing the full concern, contrived gravity and tepid smugness of a house complicit in the weekly bloodshed. >> this orlando attack was just absolutely horrendous. and yet he still doesn't even use the word of radical islamic terror. >> yeah. >> you hear language that singles out immigrants and suggests entire religious communities are complicit in violence. where does this stop? >> i watched president obama today, and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. that's the kind of anger he should have for the shooter and these killers that shouldn't be here. >> he was born in queens, new york, only miles away from where

donald trump himself was born. a ban on muslims would not have stopped this attack. neither would a wall. >> all we can say is you are not on your own right now. your tragedy is our tragedy. hate will never win. >> love is love is love is love is love is love is love is love! cannot be killed or swept aside. ♪ ♪ i will lay me down, i will lay me down ♪ ♪ i will lay >> the scenes continue to pour in. support of course for everyone who went through, both the victims who passed and the victims who survived. some who are still fighting for their lives. >> many more of those funerals will continue throughout the weekend as well. we'll be right back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades.

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making news in america this morning, new details in the nightclub shooting investigation. investigators now looking into texts from the gunman to his wife in the middle of the rampage. plus new details on his troubled place. why his father is under scrutiny. major wildfires in two states. people forced from their homes as the fires grow. one of them exploding to 16,000 acres overnight. new, meat loaf collapses on stage as medics rush to his aid in front of a crowd. dominating in cleveland, the cavs winning game six, steph curry ejected, throwing his mouthpiece and his wife trending all night long after a tweet.