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so it didn't quite make it so it didn't quite make it to the moon but it did get to the mississippi. this is what's left of the saturn 5 rocket. nasa designed the boosters that sent astronauts to the moon in 1973, but the apollo 19 flight was then canceled. the 40-mile move from new orleans took several days. they had to move it at just three miles an hour. >> wow, speedy.

>> i'm guessing it was planned to go faster than that when they were planning to go to the moon. in mexico, a runner greeted to something much more frightening than your normal marathon obstacles and an angry mother bear. >> that bear apparently startled, went on the attack and this morning that runner is sharing her terrifying story. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: karen williams is nursing serious bites and scratches after a run-in with an angry mother bear. >> she was ripping at my upper arms. i had my hands over my head and i screamed because it hurt. and she didn't like me screaming and so she gave me a whack on the side of my head with her left paw. >> reporter: the marathon runner was just a few miles from the finish line in new mexico sunday when she apparently surprised the bear protecting her three cubs. >> then she bit my neck and started shaking me. >> reporter: she realizes the

only way to live is to play dead until the bear leaves. >> i pretended i was dead and she kept glancing over at me. >> reporter: because the bear attacked a person, state law required she be euthanized and tested for rabies. her cubs sent to a wildlife refuge. williams was found by fellow runners about 30 minutes after the attack, airlifted to a hospital with the serious injuries. >> i've got a nice chunk out of my eyebrow that i'll have to probably get a little plastic surgery on. >> reporter: doctors say williams will make a full recovery. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> scary that o as she was screaming she could tell the louder she screamed, the more agitated and aggressive the bear got. >> that's why i don't run marathons. bear attacks. when we come back, dwyane wade exposed. literally. what you may have never known also about his secret indulgence. and "the game of thrones" cast members are in line for

some pretty hefty raises. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.

♪ skinny, so skinny time now for "the skinny" and topping our headlines this morning and dwyane wade like we

have never seen him before. >> yeah, who knows who else, right? can't speak for everybody. >> there are the jumpoffs. >> the three-time nba champion stripped down to his birthday suit. that's right, all six feet four inches of him for espn's annual body issue. >> as he posed for the shoot, wade admitted he's never been confident about being naked around others for fear of being judged. >> could are fooled me. >> despite his obviously ripped physique, he added yes, he's human with insecurities just like everybody else. >> we have no idea why. he even admitted for the longest time, he was uncomfortable getting naked in front of his own wife. but here's one thing he's apparently not self-conscious about. >> what? >> he told the magazine he never misses an opportunity to get a pedicure. >> wow. >> so wade says that besides a professional pampering and preening, he loves getting toenails done in black polish. >> hmm. >> he does look like he shredded up a little bit. >> can't imagine why he would be self-conscious about that. >> so pedicures.

very nice. get a nice massage that goes with it. underrated i think. >> i don't know. tickles. next, a celebrity couple comes clean. >> so it's been the worst kept secret really for years in hollywood. but now a good friend of jamie foxx has confirmed he and katie holmes are a thing. >> "real housewives of atlanta" star claudia jordan has told the allegedly podcast that the oscar-winning actress "very happy with tom cruise's ex-wife." so the couple was first spotted together three years ago dancing at charity event in the hamptons. >> now, back in january of this year, "in touch" magazine quoted another friend saying the actors have had marriage on their minds for quite awhile. something small and quiet. maybe even a little thing. >> but that source reportedly said holmes was afraid how tom cruise would react with their daughter suri having a new father figure around. >> he doesn't really get much choice in the matter, does he?

isn't that house divorce works? >> exactly. next, charging all the way to the bank will soon be the star of "game of thrones." >> the hollywood reporter says the stars of the hbo fantasy drama are set to receive heft y salary raises. >> the shows top stars including peter dinklage and kit harington, lena headey, and emilia clarke have been rumored to have been getting paid $300,000 an episode. they'll now reportedly get bumped up to half a million per episode. >> wow. of course that doesn't guarantee their characters will survive into the eighth season. a risky strategy. >> it is a strategy. here's what's going to happen in sunday's episode is i know the show runner. >> i am going. >> and. >> kendis loves to spoil "game of thrones" for everybody. >> someone will die. >> is it going to be you for spoiling the episode?

maybe that's how they'll cut the budget. you're too expensive, sorry. >> sorry. >> all right. >> i have no clue. and from a galaxy far, far away to the small screen just across the pond. >> yeah, so he's best known as luke skywalker, but mark hamill is set to step away from "star wars" to star in a british sit-com. >> the 54-year-old hamill will reportedly join the cast of the hit show the "man down" for its third season. his role has not yet been revealed but he's expected to play the father of the show's main character who breaks up with his girlfriend and conflicted about keeping the teaching job he's always hated or trying something more exciting. > for hamill, this certainly sounds exciting. > that was a really long synopsis for a character. >> our producer was pointing out in our video, we gave away some spoilers to "star wars" in case somebody hasn't seen it and as well as to "game of thrones."

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♪ ♪ kind of boring, the free ones. >> but the other one, seven-minute workout. >> that sounds straight up my alley. in case you missed it, yesterday was national selfie day. >> it's only been recognized as a word for three years, but it's definitely been a thing for quite some time. >> and some millennials, you can't claim this one. here's abc's nick watt. >> but first let me take a selfie. >> reporter: presidents, popes, president wannabes, plane crash survivors, musclemen, monkeys, the #selfie used more than a

quarter billion times and counting on instagram alone. >> let me take another selfie. >> reporter: sub genres is, mirror selfies, sans selfies #i woke up like this. kids or pets, background celeb, straightup smolder, 3.7 likes. but millennials you did not invent this. 1991, thelma and louise, filters to make you look better, those selfie sticks, yep, they are new. don't get your undies too bunched over this neonarcissism. van gogh painted himself 43 times. >> i know my perfect angle. my chin down and i just pose away. >> reporter: kim is generous with tips. camera up, chin down, pouty, super pouty. lighting matters. take lots. take the best. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. ♪ let me take a selfie >> nick looking good there. >> well done.

just to clarify -- >> point of clarification. >> people mess this up when they tell stories. a selfie does not mean any picture with a person in it. a selfie has to be taken by someone who is actually in the photo. >> get the zoolander look. man. whoa. >> apparently you're not supposed to smile. >> i don't like smiling. it adds like ten pounds to your face. >> you have a great smile. doesn't he have a great smile? >> look at that sweaty one. man. >> is that a mirror selfie? >> it's a complete mirror selfie. does that count? >> i don't know. >> somebody's been going through my instagram. >> tip on a selfie, set the timer. >> yeah, that's a key. >> look at diane. >> are you smiling? are you smiling? no. >> oh. >> look at that. >> diane is the queen of selfies. >> i try. >> like honestly. there isn't a day that goes by she isn't taking a selfie. it takes a few. >> do you think filters --

>> i think my arms are too short. i don't know.

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this wednesday on "world news now." twin wildfires threatening los angeles suburbs. hundreds of homes have been evacuated. other wildfires are burning in southern california as well as other western states. they are aided by extremely hot weather. u.s. officials say north korea fired two powerful mid range ballistic missiles this morning. one launch appears to have failed, the other missile traveled about 250 miles, but still well short of its potential range of nearly 2,200 miles. and indiana teen in custody for allegedly supporting isis. officials say he not only was about to join the islamic state in the mideast, he was researching explosives and targets on the internet. and it was a very messy night on the pitch for the u.s. men's soccer team.

the argentine star ended team usa's copa america title hopes, and those are just some of our top stories on this wednesday, june 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." just looking at the wires here and this just in. lionel messi is good. just so you know. just minutes into the match, and he scores and then he scored again. >> tough day for team usa. >> but they came farther along than any other u.s. men's national team has. >> thing is, it was always going to be a long shot. >> yeah. >> but they needed to play kind of above their potential in order to make that happen and the opposite happened. they didn't even play up to their usual. >> so you're saying they needed to be good. >> yes. >> well, the argentineans are considered the best in the world. so we'll see how they do in the finals for copa america. all right.

but we're going to get started right now, shall we, this half hour with the out of control wildfires in southern california. now, a pair of them raging in the san gabriel valley about 20 miles east of downtown los angeles. no structures destroyed as yet. but officials fear it's just a matter of time. so hundreds of people have been ordered to evacuate. >> it's not just people in danger but also their pets and livestock. a massive effort is under way to transport horses out of the area prompting a steady stream of horse trailers in and out. more than 160 horses are now at a nearby fairgrounds. so california doesn't have the exclusive on this. this is the scene in phoenix where a brush fire was ignited by a car on interstate 17. no buildings are threatened yet, but officials say the rugged terrain could make the fire difficult to contain. so far the sunset fire as it's called has charred some 50 acres. not surprisingly causing travel delays on the highway nearby. another wildfire in utah

likely to destroy buildings. residents and campers told to evacuate parts of pine valley. nearly 200 homes and cabins are threatened. fire fighting efforts have been hampered by near misses by drones. some aircraft carrying fire retardant. this fire destroyed more than 500 acres. >> here is a look at your weather. your weather mostly dry and comfortable in the northeast today but hot and humid in the south. some severe storms around the great lakes down into the ohio valley and some showers likely in south florida and colorado. the mercury still going to reach well over 100 in phoenix as well as albuquerque today, but a high of only 82 in los angeles. and an even 100 today in kansas city, the 90s in the deep south and in the 80s in the northeast. want to get to breaking news coming from florida's gulf coast. a search is under way this morning for a father and his

three teenaged children. the family was on its way from sarasota to ft. myers on their 29 foot sailboat on sunday. during that trip, the father called his brother and said the boat was in six foot seas. the coast guard is using both boats as well as aircraft but also asking other boaters out there to keep an eye out. now to the orlando massacre where the shooter's father confirms the gunman was buried somewhere in florida. that news comes as the attorney general meets with the victims and the man who says he reported the shooter to the fbi. abc's adrienne bankert has more. >> reporter: attorney general loretta lynch visiting orlando. >> i am so inspired by the strength and the resilience of the survivors and their loved ones. >> reporter: announcing $1 million in emergency funding from the department of justice to cover the costs of overtime, counselling, and added a staff for law enforcement as the case unfolds. lynch also meeting with lead investigators as we learn about the warning that led the fbi to question mateen in 2014.

>> i knew i had to touch base with the authorities. >> reporter: mohammed malik wrote an article for the "washington post" claiming he contacted the fbi after he says mateen boasted about watching al qaeda recruitment videos. >> i went on to ask omar what he thought of the videos and he went on to tell me they were very powerful, which raised a flag even higher for me. >> reporter: new developments, a source telling abc news a day before the attack, three plane tickets were purchased for mateen and his family to travel to san francisco. sources also telling abc news that mateen's wife saw her husband with a bag of guns and she told investigators that she tried to stop him from leaving. diane and kendis. >> adriene, thank you. meanwhile, donald trump is gearing up for a verbal assault on hillary clinton and her husband in a speech today in new york. that's a day after clinton slapped him on the economy. trump is now promising to hammer her on what he calls failed policies and bad judgment. trump also appeared to question clinton's religious faith before a group of evangelicals and warned she will be worse than

president obama. and ahead of today's speech, the trump campaign launched a anti clinton website called lyingcrookedhillary.com. they say it showcases some of clinton's "most disastrous lies to the american people." a one-time powerful u.s. congressman convicted of racketeering, fraud and money laundering. pennsylvania representative chaka fattah at the center of a scheme to pay back an illegal million dollar campaign contribution using federal grants as well as non-profit funds. fattah will be sentenced in october. prosecutors pledged to seek jail time but did not say how much. the discovery of a major weapons cache outside of a major new york city tunnel sparked fears of terrorism. police stopped three people in a truck carrying guns and ammunition, knives and more. abc's gio benitez has the details. >> reporter: the arrest taking place during morning rush hour,

at one of new york city's busiest tunnels. this distinctive truck stopped by police for a cracked windshield, but inside, an arsenal of weapons found. seven guns, including an ar-type semiautomatic rifle and a shotgun, body armor, knives, 2,000 rounds of ammunition. even a military-grade helmet. >> we had the driver exit the vehicle, and when the driver got out, he noticed a .45-caliber handgun on the driver's seat that the driver was sitting on. >> reporter: but early fears of a terror connection gave way to something else. according to police, the three people in the truck said there's a reason for it all. they were on their way to rescue a 16-year-old girl from a new york drug den. it turns out the driver, john cramsey, just lost his 20-year-old daughter to a suspected heroin overdose, according to a medical examiner. cramsey, who owns a gun range in pennsylvania, alluded to his plans to rescue the 16-year-old on facebook, telling one of his friends, quote, "how about a road trip to new york to do an extraction? saving a 16-year-old girl is priceless." and now cramsey and those two

other passengers have been charged with illegal gun possession. and in another bizarre twist, police say they found the girl cramsey was looking for, and she told them, "i don't need to be rescued." police are still investigating. gio benitez, abc news, new york. there is a 12-pound fugitive jumping around a massachusetts zoo this morning. dizzy, the monkey is on the run sort of at the forest park zoo in springfield. he escaped from his living area tuesday and has been swinging from a tree ever since. workers have tried to entice dizzy with food, but nope. he's not taking the bait. zoo officials say dizzy is not a danger to the public. looks like he's having a good time. >> he's having a fun time. >> maybe he'll come down when he's hungry. it will take quite a few benjamins if you want to see "hamilton" in chicago. >> ticket sales began tuesday for the tony award winning musical. 1,000 people were waiting outside when windows open up.

those who chose to buy online will pay a steep price. tickets on the secondary market are going for up to $10,000. >> wow. that's even more expensive than they're running in new york. >> just for the record, that one does not feature lynn. >> right. >> it's the traveling cast. >> chicago, you're getting bamboozled on this. >> just so you know. >> it's a good show but $10,000. >> per ticket. what else do you get with that? >> i don't know. coming up, the hollywood tragedy that's putting a new spotlight on a major vehicle recall. >> actor anton yelchin pinned and killed by his own car. his story is now highlighting what a growing number of critics are calling a potentially fatal design flaw with certain gear shifts. and also this half hour. >> dicky bartolo. outdoor gadgets, sos light, barbecue, wet head, a game that someone will get very wet playing, and also an indestructible lamp. ah!

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♪ ♪ the tragic death of a rising hollywood star is giving new momentum to concern over a major vehicle recall. >> it has to do with one of america's most popular suvs and what many are calling a design flaw with a gear shift that could lead to deadly mistakes. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> may i have your attention please? >> reporter: it's still not clear exactly how actor

anton yelchin was pinned and killed by his own car, a 2015 jeep grand cherokee. but last summer, federal safety investigators began looking into complaints about the gear shifter in jeep grand cherokees, chrysler 300s and dodge chargers. by april of this year, chrysler issued a voluntary recall. reports of rollaway cars leading to 212 crashes and 41 injuries. but judy borlin says, a month later, she still didn't know about the recall, when her car that she thought was in park, rolled over her legs. that recall notice arrived a few days later. chrysler says the shifter design did not fail, blaming the rollaways on drivers who didn't realize their cars weren't in park. the company is now offering a software fix and a new warning system for those recalled cars, but you'll notice, in the 2016 model, chrysler has gone back to a more traditional shifter design. >> bottom line is, what chrysler has to do is to fix it, fix it soon and get it right. >> reporter: there are more than

800,000 affected cars that need fixing. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> now, chrysler for its part insists that the shifter didn't actually fail. there was nothing wrong with it. they say it's the drivers using it that are making a mistake. >> so far the cause of the accident has -- or the cause of death has been officially ruled as an accident. >> right. of course, the critics out there are saying if the shifter's so confusing to so many people, then that sort of implies that there's a design flaw there. >> which is why there was that recall at the end. >> sources connected with the investigation are saying that the actor died very quickly within a minute they say. >> wow. so sad. coming up, getting out into the great outdoors. >> giz wiz dickey bartolo has summer's hottest outdoor gadgets. >> announcer: "world news now"

♪ well, now that summer is officially here, who isn't looking for ways to have some fun in the sun and with that in mind is, our giz wiz dick debartolo joins with us some of this season's coolest outdoor gadgets for us. you are fun. >> okay.

>> the epitomy of it. >> i do have fun stuff. wet head. we were playing this earlier. we already have five rods pulled out of that. what you do is you fill this hat with water. you put it on. you spin a spinner. you have to pull out a rod. someone is going to get wet. five people pulled out rods and didn't get wet. my spinner said that i have to pull out two rods. at the end of this spot, i'll put this on and see if i escape wetness. >> that's for adults 20 and older, right? >> well, kids 4 and up. >> 4 and up. >> people love it. adults love playing this. this is brand-new from ray oh vac. this is their outdoor lantern. this is a bright guy. that's fullup. that's medium, that's low. the great thing on low it can go for 260 hours. >> okay. >> okay? this is the first one of the -- it has a hook on the top to hang it there. oh. and then there's -- and it's indestructible. >> it's in pieces. >> no, no, no, hey, hey. they say indestructible. we're going to roll it off the desk. >> yes. >> okay.

>> i'm going to run out and get it just to show you. isn't that amazing? >> that is great. that is great. i tried doing that to your santa a few months ago. you wouldn't let me do that. >> i love my santa. the great thing, this is under 30 bucks. >> that's really cool. that's great. it's really bright. >> ray oh vac. and this is the bernie all wood self-burning grill. so you peel the wrapper off. >> yeah. >> there's a wick in here that you light, a resin wick that will burn, then ignite the charcoal. this is like a piece of a tree. then the entire thing, you can grill for an hour and a half. when you're done, all have you is ashes. >> you can do, it has kebabs and fish on that. you can do that on there? >> yes, put franks on sticks. do s mores. >> how long does that last for? >> it will burn for an hour and a half. the bigger one i think is 2 1/2 hours. >> great. >> now i'm going to show you an

ice chest that has everything. it's on video and just watch there. >> when was the last time you saw an ice chest that came with its own remote control? so this is the kool max, four stereo speakers 350 watt amplifier. input for a guitar, a microphone. charge your gadgets right there. usb. there's also 12 volts out if you have another accessory that you want to run. it holds all your beverages inside. it even has a removable light so that this lights the contents so you can take the light out and put it elsewhere. it's bluetooth. play your music from your phone through the kool max. >> looks great. but it's missing a key component. >> what's that? >> beer. >> bring your own beer. >> okay. >> if you're going boating this is brand-new. this is the first electronic sos

flare. instead of lighting a flare and having it burn for several minutes or whatever, this can burn for 60 hours. >> that's handy. >> and it floats, okay? now as promised i'm going to go back and put on my wet head. i will stand away from you. sandy said put on a piece of plastic. i said sandy, i don't care about getting wet and sandy said dick, we're worried about the microphone. >> got nothing to do with you. >> nothing with me. okay? i'm going to pull strip one. i'm safe. you're okay. two. oh. oh, oh! i guess i got a wet head. okay? and this guy is under 12 bucks. >> there could be so many jokes. >> what i won't do for my craft. >> all right. dick there with the ret head. thank you. >> thank you. >> you can see these and other fun outdoor gadgets on dick's website at gizwiz.biz. dick debartolo, thank you. >> i won't even shake your

hand i'm that wet. bye. ♪

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to help you keep rolling with confidence. go long™. ♪ ♪ it's throwback wednesday. >> sounds like a super hero song. >> it's our old theme. it's great. >> for anyone worried about mine and kendis's tenure on the show, we are planning to stick around for the long haul. however, television news anchors these days tend to come and go. >> yeah, you're right. it's extremely rare for and an anchor to stay in the same place for decades, but one man at ktrk, our houston station, has so much staying power he's made it into the guinness book of world records. melanie lawson has his story. >> we are delighted to confirm that you have successfully achieved a new guinness world

record title. >> reporter: dave ward's first day at ktrk was november 6th, 1966. a native of huntsville, he was the station's first reporter out on the streets, shooting his own film and putting together his own stories in the city he quickly came to call home. >> when i got a chance to move to houston, it was like moving back home. i love the city. i love the people in it. it's a big city. but it has a very neighborhood feel to it. >> reporter: in 1967, ward was promoted to anchor of the 7:00 a.m. newscast and host of "dialing for dollars." by 1968, he was anchor of the 6:00 and 10:00 newscast and he's been at the anchor desk ever since. >> it makes me feel old and very fortunate to be able to stay in this business with one television station anchoring newscasts. >> and his fellow apollo 13 astronauts. >> reporter: among some of his favorite stories his coverage of the space program here in houston. >> really one of the reasons i did want to move here to houston

was to be part of the space program to cover it. and i've been fortunate to go to a number of launches down there at the cape from the gemini program through apollo through shuttle. and it's exciting to cover that, see what men can do. >> reporter: and though he's seen the industry change from black and white television to color, from on air to online, he prides himself in being the ever inquisitive journalist that houston has come to know and trust. >> i've always been the type of person i just want to know what in hell's going on and when i find out, tell everybody i know about it. and that's what i've done here at channel 13 all these years. >> a big congratulations to dave. >> yes. we want to give props as well to

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," it's full speed ahead on both sides of the campaign trail. >> hillary clinton coming out and slamming donald trump on his business credentials and trump set to respond with some words of his own for clinton later today. abc "world news tonight" anchor david muir sat down with the republican candidate. we're going to hear from that just ahead. wildfires across the western u.s. are triggering emergency evacuations in several states. hundreds have been forced from their homes as the fires continue to grow. we'll take you to the front lines where fire teams are trying to fight back. talk about a wet commute. wow. this is a scene in the nation's capital. flooding in the d.c. metro at the station. the storm dumping inches of rain and creating an absolute mess for travellers, many wondering what's ahead for this morning's commute. and it's a hazard few could anticipate in 2016.

a dinosaur takes hold of a teenager and refuses to let go. but this dinosaur was purple, fuzzy and said to be pretty friendly actually. see how this one ends later in the mix on this wednesday, june 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> you like that one. we've got our producer singing the i love you, you love me song. >> good morning on a wednesday. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. by the way, if you happened to buy a megamillions ticket, get excited. we have last night's winning numbers. >> oh, yes. they are -- it was for $333 million, by the way. the numbers are 6, 13, 21, 49, 50, with the megaplayer at 10. okay, now that i've given you all of those, you can pretty much ignore them because you're not going to be disappointed. nobody won. >> that was kind of sad. >> yeah. >> that was a little mean but good news. that means the jackpot is up to

$363 million. the sixth highest in megamillions history. the next drawing is friday night. we might have to get a ticket. >> might be a good idea. >> i will split it evenly for sure. >> that's nice. okay. now to the race for the white house and donald trump and hillary clinton going tit-for-tat with a sharp new string of attacks. >> clinton says trump would plunge the economy into recession, pointing to the bankruptcies and campaign finances, trump is firing back saying clinton can't even send e-mails without putting the country at risk. new polls show clinton leading trump by eight points in florida but neck and neck in ohio and pennsylvania. we get more now from abc's lana zak. >> reporter: donald trump tells abc's david muir he's a businessman and will be best for america. >> hillary clinton doesn't know what she's doing and we have to straighten out our trade deals. we have the worst trade deals ever made probably in the history of the world. trade between countries. >> she argued that you intentionally ran up huge

amounts of dote debt, you bankrupted your companies not once but four times and that hundreds of jobs were lost. how are you going to respond to clinton and were average americans and in any way by these bankruptcies? >> so what i've done is i've used brilliantly the laws of the country. and not personally just corporate. if you look at people like myself at the highest levels of business, many of them have done it many, many times. >> but did any average americans pay the price, though? >> i'm running a business. you have to understand. i'm running a business for myself, for my company, for my employees and for my family. >> reporter: the campaign tone on both sides nasty. at a meeting with evangelical leaders trump suggested his rival clinton is not worthy of their prayers. >> for one specific person and we can't be again politically correct and say we pray for all of our leaders because all of your leaders are selling christianity down the tubes, selling evangelicals down the tubes. >> reporter: in a speech about the economy, clinton argued that despite his business experience,

trump cannot be trusted with the nation's finances. >> he's written a lot of books about business. they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> reporter: trump posted this on instagram with his response -- >> >> reporter: going even further in a barrage of tweets invoking the memory of chris stevens killed in benghazi and accusing clinton of making money off of the enslavement of women and murder of gays to the benefit of the clinton foundation. there's new questions now about trump's fund-raising. an analysis of the campaign documents from last month showed that one out of every $6 spent by the trump campaign was paid out to a trump business, a trump family member or trump himself. the tenor of the campaign may only get nastier from here. donald trump is promising a new barrage of assaults against hillary clinton in his speech later today. kendis, diane? >> lana, speaking of that speech, trump tweeted today's

speech will focus on what he calls the failed policies and bad judgment hillary clinton. the speech had been planned for last week but it was postponed because of the orlando massacre. meanwhile, there are reports that show the trump camp lagging clinton by more than $40 million. trump made his first e-mail pitch for donations yesterday. promising to match-up to $2 million in contributions. u.s. officials say north korea fired two powerful mid-range ballistic missiles this morning. and at least one of those launches failed. strategic command in hawaii says systems detected and tracked the missiles which both fell into the sea of japan. the sis siel missiles could reach distances as far away as guam, but u.s. military officials say neither of this morning's launches -- neither of them posed a threat to north america. an indianapolis area teen is under arrest accused of trying

to join isis. 18-year-old akram musleh was born in the u.s. but the fbi says he was about to travel to new york before flying on to morocco. officials say he had been expressing support for isis online for several years including posting a photo of himself in front of an isis flag. he allegedly had been searching online for information on explosives and potential targets. let's move on now to the orlando tragedy. the gunman's wife saw him leaving their home carrying a bag that looked like it contained guns. sources say noor salomon expressed her concern to the shooter and tried to stop him. police say the gunman went to pulse hours before the attack. attorney general loretta lynch visited the scene on tuesday telling survivors the good in this world far outweighs the level. >> our common humanity transcends our differences and our most effective response to terror and hatred is compassion, unity and it's love. >> the attorney general says investigators will go back over all their information to see if

there was anything they could have done better in figuring out the gunman was a threat. and the gunman's father tells abc news that he's been buried somewhere in florida. now to the wildfires in the west. some twin blazes in the san gabriel foothills just outside of l.a. are raging out of control. the extremely hot weather, winds and rugged terrain are making the fires very tough to fight. while no buildings have been lost, officials are worried it's just a matter of time. let's get more now from abc's matt gutman. >> reporter:hose two fires perched just outside metro l.a., threatening to merge into one explosive inferno. aircraft buzzing canyon walls and tree tops, the flames seeming to leap up at the choppers. named the fish and reservoir fires, they've devoured over 5,000 acres in a single day and spewed embers skyward like volcanoes overnight. one of the fires allegedly caused when this pick-up crashed off the road. >> mandatory evacuations to the residents. >> reporter: officials ordering hundreds to flee their homes. this family now packing up what's most important. her three kids.

>> it's very terrifying to see all the fire, just imagining it coming down. >> reporter: one of the reasons this fire exploded is because of this terrain. it is incredibly steep here. now, fire crews haven't been able to make their way up these steep mountain walls, so, the only way to fight this fire has been the air attack. with little wind, the heat has kept these fires alive. that heat wave topping out at 118 degrees in phoenix, blamed for five deaths. paramedics responding to more than 100 calls for those suffering in the blistering temperatures. these firefighters are facing impossible conditions here. there is heat. there is this incredibly steep terrain. brush that hasn't burned in decades, even cactuses here. matt gutman, abc news, duarte, california. the faa has issued its first formal rules for commercial drone use. the new regulations clear the way for businesses to use drones weighing less than 55 pounds without special permission starting in august. but operators would have to keep drones within sight at all times which means those anticipated

delivery services by companies like amazon or google not happening anytime soon. meanwhile electric car maker tesla wants to buy solar panel maker, solar city. the stock deal would be worth as much as $2 billion. elon musk is the chairman and biggest shareholder of both companies. he says combining them is a "no brainer" since the same people interested in electric autos are probably interested in solar energy. let's turn our focus now to sports. some called it the biggest game in u.s. men's soccer history. the copa america semifinals against argentina and arguably the best player in the world, lionel messi. >> it took about three minutes for messi to show his magic. that nice chip to ezekiel lavezzi makes it 1-0 argentina. in the 32nd minute, messi comes in with a shot on a free kick. argentina goes on to the 4-0 win.

they'll now meet colombia or chile in sunday's final. >> this was a friendly, right, jack? it looked like a friendly the way. >> well, no. it wasn't a friendly. and it didn't go very well. >> it was close until kickoff. >> yeah. kind of fits. >> then there was this moment where this man, look how long it takes for security to take this man. this is after the game. so security still haven't moved in. >> we haven't started with him running onto the field. >> and at no point did they get to him. messi signed his shirt and hugged him, too. >> he hugs him back. the guy only after giving him a nice long hug i might add. >> and the intimidating security guy in the pink shirt walks up to him and says, hairks you might want to get off. it's the second time we've seen something like this in this tournament or in the last week. you are renaldo who took a selfie with some guy who ran onto the field. >> what's funny is the security guy is standing right about here the whole time. >> selfie time.

>> i don't want to interrupt. >> it was national selfie day. you figure maybe that's what the kid wanted. >> all right. i hope it was worth it. it's kind of scary. >> it's scary, that sort of access. coming up, trouble in georgia for gladys knight. >> the empress of chicken and waffles restaurant raided. authorities pointing to knight's son as the investigation gets under way. and a frightened father begs for help when a woman jumps into his car at a rest stop and steals the ride with his kids in the backseat. surveillance cameras capturing his terrifying ordeal. and remember, you can always weigh in on facebook wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." d twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now."

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look at this. metro mess in washington, d.c. that's a mini water fall coming down the escalator at the cleveland park station in the nation's capital. the station was shut down for about two hours. the watery mess was caused by a bad combination of flash flooding and a station that sits at the bottom of a hill. actress selma blair apologizing for her mid-air melt down saying she is filled with shame over the incident. the actress best known for the film "cruel intentions" she said she mixed alcohol with medication during a flight from mexico on monday, which caused her to blackout and say things she didn't mean. she adds she takes the incident very seriously and deeply regrets disturbing passengers as well as crew members on board. the son of singer gladys

knight, hankerson, is accused of stealing more than $650,000 in sales and withholding taxes from restaurants he owns in the atlanta area. georgia's department of revenue raided three chicken and waffles eateries and seized hankerson's bank accounts but they stressed knight is not suspected of any foul play. now to the west coast now and a different kind of theft there. a carjacking with two young children inside. >> so it happened at a gas station in southern california. apparently after the children's father left them inside of the vehicle unattended with the engine running, steve fiorina of our san diego station has the story. >> reporter: let's start with a camera trained on the parking space near the entrance where the dad drove up in his nissan rogue. he gets out, checks the doors. then heads inside to buy an energy drink. it's 6:04 a.m.

while he's deciding what to buy, back outside, we see a woman crossing the street and heading straight for the suv. she stood next to it for almost three full minutes. then climbed behind the wheel and started backing up. that's when the dad came out and saw her pulling away. giving chase for a few seconds. she was gone along with the suv and two kids in the back seat. >> thank you have, a good day. >> reporter: claudia vargas is the morning shift manager. behind the counter when the dad came running back into the store. >> he was in shock like crying and yelling. yeah. >> reporter: the video is silent but she clearly remembers his pleas for help. >> call 911. my kids are -- this lady run away with my kids in the car. >> reporter: she's seen the surveillance video the man trying to chase down his car and his children. >> he tried to. i saw the camera when he was behind the car like trying to stop this lady but he couldn't. >> reporter: national city police were on the scent within minutes pulling the woman over and rescuing the two kids about ten minutes after the 911 call. the dad reunited with his

children relieved but no doubt still shaken. >> so scary. it was creepy like i don't know. i would die, you know, like ten minutes. it's too long, you know, for a mother. i think for a father, as well. >> for anybody, don't leave your kids in the car. coming up in our next half hour, dwyane wade like you've never seen him before. the three-time nba champ strips down for the cover of espn's magazine's annual body issue and what he admitted is his secret indulgence not so secret anymore. first some new apps making it easier for girls as young as 13 years old to get birth control. and they never have to step foot into a doctor's office or tell their parents. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now"

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women to get birth control. >> many critics say they're exploiting a legal loophole that allows girls as young as 13 years old to get birth control pills apparently without any kind of adult supervision. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: it's birth control made easy. new apps and web sites are now prescribing women and sometimes girls as young as 13 birth control without ever stepping foot in a doctor's office. >> about half of pregnancies in the united states are unintended. and we'd like to see that number decrease. >> reporter: hans gangeskar, co-founder of the company nurx says it strives to make birth control more easily accessible. >> we think using telehealth and telemedicine to access to birth control is the only way we can do it. >> reporter: for many visiting the doctor for a prescription can be time consuming and sometimes costly. for some women like for sarah montoya, apps like this can be extremely helpful.

>> it makes communicating with the doctor much easier than actually going to an office. being able to chat with them in a way that's comfortable in a way that's not so intimidating. >> reporter: how exactly do the apps work? in most cases women have the option to answer questions about their health online or video chat. then they're paired with a doctor who talks them through the service and ultimately provides the prescription to the local pharmacy, some even ship the contraceptives directly to your door. these new web sites and apps do not require legislative approval since clinicians still write the prescriptions since clinicians need to follow state laws for tellemedicine but some doctors say the seemingly convenient over the counter birth control method isn't for everyone. >> birth control is not one size fits all. there are many options out there. and i think patients and doctors need to work together to find the best individual option. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. coming up, the stray kitten that crashed a television news live shot. and what the father of an 8-year-old cancer survivor did

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they've now named the kitten lucky 7 after abc 7 i'm sure they'll have continuing coverage this morning. tune in in detroit. all right. so lots of dads do things to try to support their kids. but one dad in kansas may win the top prize for this one. so 8-year-old gabriel marshall of kansas had surgery to remove a malignant tumor from his brain and it left him with a massive scar over his ear. >> uh-huh. he felt a little self-conscious about that so his dad josh marshall went ahead and got a tattoo replica of his son's scar to try to help boost his confidence and he took this photo of the scar side by side. going viral this morning and needless to say heaps of praise for josh. >> that's really is really is a nice gesture. you can understand. the kid will be living with that for the rest of his life and so will dad, the scar. with that tattoo. >> the hashtag is #bestbalddad.

>> best dad period i would say. so you have this kid, 15-year-old darby risner who wanted to play a prank on her friends. she decided that she was going to grab a little barney mask, take a look and prank her friends. problem is, she couldn't get it off. >> minor detail. >> they went through all these details trying to get her to remove the barney head off, but she couldn't. >> didn't work very well. >> it actually took like firefighters to help her out. it took 45 minutes for her to get it off. so the prank i would say kind of backfired. >> it started as her prank and now ended oh, well hello. >> what? >> how you doing? >> what? >> are you going to be able to take that off? >> i can only hope. >> all right. so the next story is about blue wine maybe kendis had a few glasses already to sample the story. it's wine. it's blue. and it's coming to a store near you. how you doing there?

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this morning on "world news now," twin wildfires just outside of los angeles are threatening residents as growing fires across several states force many from their homes. we have details just ahead. pulling no punches, the race for the white house in full swing as donald trump gets set to deliver his, "big speech on hillary clinton." that's today. so how will he respond to her latest criticism. new this half hour, another alligator attack reported in florida. >> the police posting this image of an eight to nine-foot gator after it bit an adult male on the leg forcing him to be airlifted to the hospital. and dwyane wade like we've never seen him before. the three-time nba star strips down for espn magazine's body issue. hear what he revealed about his insecurities regarding his body image and the secret indulgence he's now sharing with the world.

the full story is ahead in "the skinny"" on this wednesday, june 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and it's not even sweeps. we're showing naked people. it's not ratings month. >> it's all right. we'll take them whenever we get them. that's fine. >> i was at the shoot for the body issue last year. >> were you in it? >> no. ain't nobody want to see that. >> did you audition? >> nobody want to see that. but one of the things that stands apart, they all have to agree to be naked on the set. so there's no pasties, nothing to cover up. >> everyone's just walking around? >> oh, yeah. >> how you doing? >> gronkowski was the funniest one. we couldn't convince him to put clothes on. >> oh, no, i'm good. >> it's good to hang out here. we'll get to dwyane wade. >> behind the scenes. >> exactly. >> behind being the key.

our top story is the wildfires in the west. aided by the extremely hot and dry conditions. temperatures have been well over 100 degrees with gusty winds helping to fuel those fires even more. two of them are within 20 miles of downtown l.a. adding smoke to those unhealthy conditions. there are also fires in other parts of southern california as well as neighboring states. abc's stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: massive wildfires are burning across the west. even in alaska. >> massive fire in back of our neighborhood. >> reporter: a skyline of smoke in california. two fast-moving fires in the los angeles area devouring dry brush. the fires scorching at least 5400 acres. >> our big threat today is still that left side of the fire. that still is a very uncontrolled flank of the fire. >> reporter: the two separate wild fires now being called by a single name, the san gabriel complex fire. its flames chasing people from their homes.

>> we've evacuated about 770 homes. >> reporter: unpredictable winds, dry brush and record hot temperatures in california are fueling the fires. helicopters and planes sweeping in to drench the flames from the air. >> temperatures are high and the winds are now kicking up. it's the perfect storm. >> reporter: excessive heat warnings not only in the golden state but also in utah, arizona and nevada. at least 16 large wildfires are now burning across eight states. local l.a. firefighters stand ready to respond to new fires that may flare up and crews say residents who haven't been evacuated from their homes yet should have their bags packed. >> get ready and set to go early. don't wait till the front is right in your yard. >> reporter: the weather may start to help firefighters. the coastal areas will be cooling the west in the next few days pushing some of that heat out east toward colorado and kansas. kendis, diane. >> stephanie, thank you. taking a look at the forecast,

most of the northeast will be dry, but comfortable. still watch out for severe storms around the great lakes and in the appalachians. it will be very humid in the south with some rain around denver and strong winds in the west. >> and the good news is, the record heat is over for the west. temperatures will still be in triple digits in arizona as well as new mexico. cooler along the west coast. 90s in the south and 80s in the northeast. turning to politics now, hillary clinton is predicting a recession and global panic if donald trump wins the election. in a speech to supporters in columbus, ohio, clinton warned that trump's economic policies would hurt working families and would risk the country's future. she also slammed him for making many of his branded products overseas and bankrupting his companies. >> just like he shouldn't have his finger on the button, he shouldn't have his hands on our economy. >> clinton also brought up the trump university lawsuits and tweeted a video called "bad businessman featuring clips from

mitt romney and others blasting trump's business ventures. donald trump is poised to launch his own counterattack today with a speech aimed directly at clinton and her husband, former president bill clinton. >> one on one with "world news tonight," david muir, trump criticized clinton's decisions and defended his business acue men. >> i was not watching. i heard what she said. i built a great, great company. it's worth tens -- it's just a very, very valuable company. some of the greatest assets in the world including with what we're sitting on right here. she has a bad temperament. she would do so badly with the economy. >> trump later embraced clinton's criticism labeling him the king of debt saying he made a fortune off debt as a businessman and will fix the country. the pentagon is disputing iraq's claims of victory over isis rebels in the city of fallujah. military officials say only one-third of the city has been cleared of isis militants.

the street battles have fueled exodus of families from their homes, displacing more than 85,000 people so far. camps for refugees are running out of space as well as supplies. the u.s. says it's sending an additional $20 million in emergency aid. here at home, three pennsylvania residents were arrested with an arsenal of weapons at the holland tunnel in new jersey. that's the main tunnel that heads into new york city. police say the group is not linked to terrorism. instead claiming to be on their way to new york to rescue a 16-year-old girl from a drug den. the driver had recently lost his daughter to a suspected overdose. now to the orlando massacre where we are learning more about the shooter's movements that night. police say the gunman went to pulse two hours before the killings, left, and then came back. investigators think he was checking the club's security. also abc news learned the shooter's wife saw him what looked like a bag of guns before he left home for the last time and the gunman's father says he's been buried somewhere in florida.

and florida governor rick scott says he'll appeal fema's decision to deny his state $5 million in emergency funds in the aftermath of those shootings. scott says the money would help cover costs like law enforcement response and counseling for the victims. attorney general loretta lynch announced the state will receive a $1 million grant from the justice department. word this morning of another alligator attack in central florida. a 58-year-old man was bitten in the leg while checking on horses on his rural property. the victim remained alert and talking while airlifted to the hospital. according to police. this is a photo they released. this eight to nine-foot alligator was caught and killed. 2-year-old boy killed by that alligator at disney world has been laid to rest. the funeral masses in omaha, nebraska for lane graves was limited to friends and family. the toddler was dragged into the water last week near the grand floridian resort. the graves family has established a charitable

foundation in his name. a u.s. congressman chaka fattah has been convicted of racketeering, fraud and money laundering. fattah was at the center of a scheme to pay back a legal million dollar campaign contribution using federal grants and non-profit funds. he will be sentenced in october. prosecutors pledged to seek jail time but did not say how much. all is in place to rescue a sick worker from a u.s. science station on antarctica. a rescue plane landed successfully after a daring nine-hour trip in the dark and cold. after resting for ten hours, the four-person crew will attempt to bring the sick worker out to a british base on the antarctic peninsula. a second worker is also ill but it hasn't been decided yet whether to bring that person out, as well. normally, there are no flights to the science stations from february to october because it is just too risky. for those of you who crave girl scout cookies all year round, we have some good news as long as you don't mind doing some baking of your own.

>> the girl scouts partnered up with pillsbury to offer baking mixes they say taste just like the original cookies. for now, caramel and coconut along with thin mints are available nationwide but more could hit the marketplace in the future. >> i like the thin mints but anything with peanut butter gets my vote. the mixes cost about $3.30 each, less expensive than a traditional box of girl scout cookies. according to pillsbury, they have no added colors, preservatives or added artificial flavors. so they're healthy. >> i guess. depends on what you mix in it. >> i think that's what i'm going to interpret it that way. they're now healthy. >> that's what i've always thought about thin mints just because it had thin in the name. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> dieting by diane and kendis. coming up -- >> we'll see you at the buffet. coming up,ttacked by a bear. the woman startled by an angry mother bear while she is in the home stretch of running a marathon. hear what she did that may have saved her life. and it may have been the

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so it didn't quite make it >> so it didn't quite make it to the moon but it did get to the mississippi. this is what's left of the saturn 5 rocket. nasa designed the boosters that sent astronauts to the moon in 1973, but the apollo 19 flight was then canceled. the 40-mile move from new orleans took several days. they had to move it at just three miles an hour. >> wow, speedy.

>> i'm guessing it was planned to go faster than that when they were planning to go to the moon. in mexico, a runner greeted to something much more frightening than your normal marathon obstacles and an angry mother bear. >> that bear apparently startled, went on the attack and this morning that runner is sharing her terrifying story. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: karen williams is nursing serious bites and scratches after a run-in with an angry mother bear. >> she was ripping at my upper arms. i had my hands over my head and i screamed because it hurt. and she didn't like me screaming and so she gave me a whack on the side of my head with her left paw. >> reporter: the marathon runner was just a few miles from the finish line in new mexico sunday when she apparently surprised the bear protecting her three cubs. >> then she bit my neck and started shaking me. >> reporter: she realizes the

only way to live is to play dead until the bear leaves. >> i pretended i was dead and she kept glancing over at me. >> reporter: because the bear attacked a person, state law required she be euthanized and tested for rabies. her cubs sent to a wildlife refuge. williams was found by fellow runners about 30 minutes after the attack, airlifted to a hospital with the serious injuries. >> i've got a nice chunk out of my eyebrow that i'll have to probably get a little plastic surgery on. >> reporter: doctors say williams will make a full recovery. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> scary that as she was screaming she could tell the louder she screamed, the more agitated and aggressive the bear got. >> that's why i don't run marathons. >> that's right. you're worried about those angry mother bears. >> bear attacks. when we come back, dwyane wade exposed. literally. what you may have neveknown also about his secret indulgence. and "the game of thrones" cast members are in line for some pretty hefty raises. "the skinny" is next.

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>> the three-time nba champion stripped down to his birthday suit. that's right, all six feet four inches of him for espn's annual body issue. >> as he posed for the shoot, wade admitted he's never been confident about being naked around others for fear of being judged. >> could are fooled me. >> despite his obviously ripped physique, he added yes, he's human with insecurities just like everybody else. >> we have no idea why. he even admitted for the longest time, he was uncomfortable getting naked in front of his own wife. but here's one thing he's apparently not self-conscious about. >> what? >> he told the magazine he never misses an opportunity to get a pedicure. >> wow. >> so wade says that besides a professional pampering and preening, he loves getting toenails done in black polish. >> hmm. >> he does look like he shredded up a little bit. >> can't imagine why he would be self-conscious about that.

>> so pedicures. very nice. get a nice massage that goes with it. underrated i think. >> i don't know. tickles. next, a celebrity couple comes clean. >> so it's been the worst kept secret really for years in hollywood. but now a good friend of jamie foxx has confirmed he and katie holmes are a thing. >> "real housewives of atlanta" star claudia jordan has told the allegedly podcast that the oscar-winning actress "very happy with tom cruise's ex-wife." so the couple was first spotted together three years ago dancing at charity event in the hamptons. >> now, back in january of this year, "in touch" magazine quoted another friend saying the actors have had marriage on their minds for quite awhile. something small and quiet. maybe even a little thing. >> but that source reportedly said holmes was afraid how tom cruise would react with their daughter suri having a new father figure around. >> he doesn't really get much choice in the matter, does he? isn't that house divorce works?

>> exactly. next, charging all the way to the bank will soon be the star of "game of thrones." >> the hollywood reporter says the stars of the hbo fantasy drama are set to receive heft y salary raises. >> the shows top stars including peter dinklage and kit harington, lena headey, and emilia clarke have been rumored to have been getting paid $300,000 an episode. they'll now reportedly get bumped up to half a million per episode. >> wow. of course that doesn't guarantee their characters will survive into the eighth season. a risky strategy. >> it is a strategy. here's what's going to happen in sunday's episode is i know the show runner. >> i am going. >> and. >> kendis loves to spoil "game of thrones" for everybody. >> someone will die.

>> is it going to be you for spoiling the episode? maybe that's how they'll cut the budget. you're too expensive, sorry. >> sorry. >> all right. >> i have no clue. and from a galaxy far, far away to the small screen just across the pond. >> yeah, so he's best known as luke skywalker, but mark hamill is set to step away from "star wars" to star in a british sit-com. >> the 54-year-old hamill will reportedly join the cast of the hit show the "man down" for its third season. his role has not yet been revealed but he's expected to play the father of the show's main character who breaks up with his girlfriend and conflicted about keeping the teaching job he's always hated or trying something more exciting. > for hamill, this certainly sounds exciting. > that was a really long synopsis for a character. >> our producer was pointing out in our video, we gave away some spoilers to "star wars" in case somebody hasn't seen it and as well as to "game of thrones."

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quarter billion times and counting on instagram alone. >> let me take another selfie. >> reporter: sub genres is, mirror selfies, sans makeup selfies #iwokeuplikethis. kids or pets, background celeb, straightup smolder, 3.7 likes. but millennials you did not invent this. 1991, thelma and louise, filters to make you look better, those selfie sticks, yep, they are new. don't get your undies too bunched over this neonarcissism. van gogh painted himself 43 times. >> i know my perfect angle. my chin down and i just pose away. >> reporter: kim is generous with tips. camera up, chin down, pouty, super pouty. lighting matters. take lots. take the best. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. ♪ let me take a selfie

>> nick looking good there. >> well done. just to clarify -- >> point of clarification. >> people mess this up when they tell stories. a selfie does not mean any picture with a person in it. a selfie has to be taken by someone who is actually in the photo. >> get the zoolander look. man. whoa. >> apparently you're not supposed to smile. >> i don't like smiling. it adds like ten pounds to your face. >> you have a great smile. doesn't he have a great smile? >> look at that sweaty one. man. >> is that a mirror selfie? >> it's a complete mirror selfie. does that count? >> i don't know. >> somebody's been going through my instagram. >> tip on a selfie, set the timer. >> yeah, that's a key. >> look at diane. >> are you smiling? >> oh, sorry. >> are you smiling? no. >> oh. >> look at that. >> diane is the queen of selfies. >> i try. >> like honestly. there isn't a day that goes by she isn't taking a selfie. it takes a few. >> does it? >> do you think filters -- >> i think my arms are too short. i don't know.

making news in america this morning, nasty nicknames. the presidential candidates trading barbs about each other and who would be better at handling the economy. dueling speeches today mean the back and forth is set to continue. we're live with the details. wildfires in southern california are raging out of control. hundreds have been forced to leave their homes so far while animals are also in need of rescue. an arsenal of weapons found inside a distinctive-looking truck. who was inside and where did they say they were going? and it was a rough night for the men's u.s. soccer team. one of the world's greatest players lived up to his reputation and defeated the americans in the process.