you can't stand up in centrifugal forces like that. i think this is totally possible. >> i'm going with real. >> in fact, i think he may even work on this ride. >> so the table is split. >> this is what i like. the tie breaker. so i've been on a lot of carnival rides. you know, gravitron used to be my favorite. there were experts on that ride that would walk. and walk around in a circle. if they can do that, i'm going real on that. but it was a close call. >> last video. >> oh, oh, oh. >> they're coming across what looks like someone sitting down the middle of the road. >> fake. they set it up. >> i'm with you. i think it's fake. first you get inquisitive. >> i think it's fake. the reaction sucks. because i would be out.

one fake and one real. >> i'm with the majority here. if it's me and i see something in the road, i'm going around it and still progressing to my destination. that's not happening. this is a fake. it's a setup. they knew it was there. >> yeah. you go home then all your friends start dying one by one and you wonder what happened. >> mac, always good to see you, brother. >> later. that's a look at some of the best internet videos of the day. thanks for watching. go to rightthisminute.com for more and we'll see you next time on "rtm." welcome to cook it safe! challenge, where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food.

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a family ipl a family in plantation, florida, was ready to take a plunge in their pool when they found this guy. >> cannonball. >> yeah, not too much. >> an 8-foot alligator, bottom of the pool. >> little smaller would have been okay. so, officials called a trapper to relocate the gator to safer location. that gator was like, uh-uh. >> really nice pool. he was enjoying himself. >> uh, it wouldn't go without a fight. no one was hurt. not even the gator. >> could you imagine if they've don't look in the pool first? >> yeah. jumps in. >> horrible idea. horrifying. >> what if it was a snake? >> even worse. >> ha-ha-ha. >> for the rest of the u.s. actually a different backyard danger out there this summer. smaller than alligators. >> experts are worried, because of the mild winter across the

country. this summer will be one of the worst for ticks. here is our correspondent. >> reporter: this viral face book video shows the the moment 4-year-old evelyn lewis lost ability to stand. >> try real hard. >> we really started to panic. we were rushing her to the hospital. doctors diagnosing her with tick paralysis. now her unsettling ordeal has become an urgent warning as experts brace for one of the worst tick seasons on record. >> seeing more than ever before. because of the mild winter we had and also because there are more hosts. a deer mouse, the ticks love to attach to. more mice, more ticks. >> more ticks means potential surge in cases of lyme disease and other rare but deadly illnesses like the virus. there are ways to minimize your risk. use bug repellent with 20% deet. make sure to spray your legs and feet. >> ticks don't fly. they crawl. protect yourself from ground up. >> most importantly, check yourself.

check your kids. check your pets. after being outdoors. and check in the hard to see spots. like the scalp, behind the ears, groin, armpits. >> if you find a tick, important to remove it as soon as possible. and if you experience a rash or flu like symptoms, seek immediate medical attention. ew. >> you know how you get with snake stories? that's how i feel about ticks. >> same way about tick don't worry, here with you sister. be careful out there. when we come back, the bachelorette. >> the real question, can our own chief national bachelorette analyst actually see into the future? we'll test his skills in "the skinny" next. we'll test his skills in "the skinny" next.

♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> this was explosive. big "the skinny" here with the bachelorette, rachel is proving that she has no time for drama. >> nope. last night's episode featured the first dates of the season. whole lot of fireworks. our senior bachelorette analyst has the morning off. jack is so good that he predicted what would happen before even watching the episode. check it out. >> this is huge. >> rachel's journey to find love, episode two. 23 dudes still in the running. first one-on-one date happened. >> peter. will you accept this rose? >> absolutely love to. that went well. there was a group date. >> even my boyfriend of seven months. >> who?

>> you thought you could walk on with an engagement ring, tell her you were ready to wife her when you were in my bed. >> i'm really going to need you to get the [ bleep ] out. >> that seemed fun. for some reason. he is still on the show. seriously. it's come to that. you can tell. rachel is developing feelings for some of the guys. our man brian. who got the first impression rose. he is hanging in there. >> just feels so good. >> one guarantee. the most emotional season of the bachelorette to date. continues next week. analyst out. >> mind blown. how did he know? >> my favorite part is, for some reason, waboom is still around. >> ha-ha. >> seriously. it's come to that. >> so how you going to be on the bachelorette and think like you are, other, your other woman would not find out? >> yeah, there is this thing called television. you are going to be on it. >> also the internet.

>> this is a moment. when he walks in. he is like who are you? i don't know her? >> i hope for her sake that she decided she is no longer his girlfriend. before showing up. >> i would hope so. >> or they going to frolick into the sunset together now. >> at some point. he was trying to run game on the bachelorette. >> yeah, warning sign. >> rachel was having none of it. >> come on, man. >> need you to get out. >> continues next week. there is a cliffhanger. he wanted a talk. she was game. what happened? can't wait. >> don't let him back, rachel. don't do it. so, in the meantime, from the bachelorette, now to -- bunch of boys who aren't bachelors at all. talking hanson. can you believe it has been 25 years since they all got together. 20 years, "ooh-bop ♪ >> know who is not old then.

just 16, 14, 11 when this whole thing started. and now they're back with a new song. and "i was born." new music video starring their own children. they have 12 between the three of them. 11 kids in the video. >> whole lot of kids. >> cutest. showing the next generation of hansonettes there you might say. >> love it. >> in this video. npr says the song is really, really good. >> heard people say it is good. >> i liked all their songs. that's the thing. they were really catchy. >> they were great. >> they say they wanted the kids in. give an honest performance. >> that they did. show you a really, really cute thing took place. and "baywatch" over the weekend. zac efron posted the photo of two of baywatch's biggest fans. >> those are zac efron's grandparents. >> posted on instagram, love you, grandma, grandpa. can't wait to talk to you after the movie.

>> this is them takin in the movie in bend, oregon. he said this makes everything more awesome. how cute are they?

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same spot. >> like that song. >> chance rapper's version >> same spot. same spot. >> like that song. >> chance rapper's version of it. >> oh. >> his rap during it. >> good to know. the youngest president ever voted into the white house. >> this week as the nation marks 100 years since the birth of john f. kennedy. his presidency is taking on a new significance, you might say. here is abc's david wright. >> reporter: three out of four americans were not even born when j.f.k. became president. >> the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. >> reporter: he is someone

handed down to us. and glamorous photos evoking the mad man era, and stirring speeches with lofty goals. jfk's america so different from ours. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> reporter: almost like he is black and white. grainy, and gone. ♪ happy birthday mr. president >> it would have been john f. kennedy's 100th birthday. the family celebrating in boston. daughter caroline. >> i thought about him and miss him every day of my life. growing up without him was made easier, thanks to all the people who kept him in their hearts. >> reporter: his only grandson, >> reporter: his >> elected on challenges and not promises. >> and fighting on in congressman. congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts, aged 36.

>> there is no mercy in the system that makes health care a luxury. >> robert kennedy was your grandfather. john f. kennedy, your great uncle. >> hard walking in the shoes. >> you don't walk in the shoes. how do you live up to what giants and titans have done. >> he knows nostalgia alone can't overcome the challenges of today. >> do what you can, at least i believe, you do what you can to try to, make the world a little better than you found it. >> he is fighting to carry the torch for a new generation. a living, legacy. david wright, abc news, washington. >> born in 1957, pulitzer prize, profiles in courage of course. >> more on that coming up. don't miss our updates. meanwhile on facebook at wnnfans.com.

good morning, i'm kendis gibson. good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are top headlines we are following on "world news now." president trump says he still has full confidence in his son-in-law, jared kushner amid allegations kushner tried to establish a back channel to secretly communicate with russian officials. prominent republican now says, he doesn't like what he is hearing. we have much more coming up. more than a dozen people are dead after a bomb exploded outside a popular ice cream shop in central, baghdad. you see the explosion there. families go to eat at the location in the evening during holy month of ramadan which just started. isis claimed responsibility. jury selection begins in the police shooting trial. the minnesota man killed during a traffic stop last year. his girlfriend says he was shot while reaching for id after telling the officer he had a legally owned gun.

the main railroad station in manchester, england opened this morning a week after the suicide bombing nearby. hundreds of people attended the vigil last night for victims of the terror attack. those are some of the top stories we are following. it is today, may 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning to you. we begin with president trump. >> the president took part in a tradition, memorial day wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. where he expressed gratitude for those who made the ultimate sacrifice. a lot of people paying attention to this. as he sang along to the instrumental version of the national anthem. meanwhile the president is standing by his son-in-law, who is under intense scrutiny over his contacts with russia. abc's mary bruce has the latest. >> president trump marking this memorial day with a solemn ceremony. greeting families of the fallen.

>> you take care of yourself. >> thank you so much. >> his first public event since arriving back home from the overseas trip and back into the center of the russia firestorm. in the spotlight, now, trump's son-in-law, jared kushner. sources say he tried to create a secret communications channel, with moscow, even after intelligence agencies found that russia had meddled in the election. but the president is fighting back. defending kushner in a statement off to "the new york times." saying, jared is doing a great job for the country. i have total confidence in him. he is respected by virtually everyone." he is one of the president's closest advisers. >> jared is a very successful real estate person. but i actually think he likes politics more than real estate. i must tell you. he is very good at politics. >> kushner right there for key moments like the strike against syria. traveling on a secret mission to iraq. and just last week, at trump's side during meetings with foreign leaders.

kushner is not a target of the fbi's investigation. but they do want to talk with him. and now, quietly, some in the president's inner circle are wondering if it might be time for him to take a leave of absence. sunday, kushner's wife, ivanka spotted at the white house with the private lawyer the president hired to tackle the russia investigation. the administration insists kushner did nothing wrong. that any back channel with russia would have been used to to discuss syria and other policy matters. >> it's both normal in my opinion and acceptable. even some republicans disagree. >> i've don't like it. i just don't, i know that -- some administration officials are saying, well that's standard procedure. i don't think it is standard procedure. >> a top democrat is calling for a review of kushner's security clearance. >> i think we need to get to the bottom of the allegations, but i do think there ought to be a review of his security clearance to see if he was truthful or candid. >> the white house is retooling

its communication strategy to deal with the constant drip of russia stories. one thing they're considering fewer on camera face-offs with the press. mary bruce, abc news, the white house. so far, the 2:00 p.m. spicer briefing scheduled for today. new president of france minced no words as he hosted russian president vladamir putin. with putin standing inches away from him, macron, said they spread lying propaganda about him. during the french election. macron talked to putin about homophobia and lgbt rights in chechnya. the french making a point of accepting the first gay refugees from chechnya on the same day of putin's visit there. the two leaders did find some common ground, agreeing to work together to fight terrorism. >> back in putin's mother russia, at least 11 deaths are blamed on a powerful storm system. in moscow. most of the deaths were caused by falling trees.

there. more than 9,000 homes were left without power. north korea claiming a breakthrough in the missile program. the country says it was able to get ready for the latest launch. more quickly. and that the short-range ballistic missile has a precision system that can zero in on a target within 23 feet. north korea says it needs the missiles to defend itself against the united states. meanwhile, the murder trial in malaysia of two women acuesed of assassinating the half brother of north korea's leader has been moved to another court. the lower court that was to hear the case has no jurisdiction over the murder. the women, one from vietnam, the other from indonesia, are accused of smearing a nerve poison on his face at the airport in february. back in the u.s., specifically, texas. tensions boiling over at the state capital. lawmakers physically clashing over the state's new ban on what is called sanctuary cities. the issue sparked altercations

with pushing and shoving. and get this, even death threats. more from our austin affiliate. >> reporter: disorderly conduct in the texas house. representatives yelling and and pushing each other. the cause -- >> he walked by, back and told us, i called ice. >> he is representative matt renaldi referring to people in the gallery, protesting. the bill banning sanctuary cities. >> we both, what do you mean, you did what? he said, yeah i called ice. and then he said, f-em. >> you say things to incite people. that's exactly what i did. >> he took to facebook writing he did call ice. and that representative novarez threatened him. seems threats went both ways. >> there was a threat made from representative renaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's heads. >> all of this happening with members spouses and children on

the house floor. >> there are enough of us here who remember a time in texas where respect and decorum ruled the day. we didn't disrespect each other. and if we disagreed, we came back together and said, we apologized. acted like grownups said let's move on. >> representatives did move on. a journey for sine die on a lighter note. serving as presiding officer is an honor. >> it is a privilege. as today has proven it's never, never boring. i wish all the members and families the very, very best until we meet again. which i hope will not be any time soon. >> the governor says he will make an announcement about a special session later this week. ashley goudeau for abc news, austin, texas. >> thank you, ashley there. in the state capital of austin. sports writer, frank deford, being remembered this morning as a literary artist.

78-year-old died in florida. the baltimore native, long time "sports illustrated" and npr contributor also on, real sports with bryant gumbel on hbo for 22 seasons, deford won six, sports writer of the year awards and member of national association of sportscasters and sports writers hall of fame. what appears to be annual, dangerous prank under investigation near indianapolis. investigators are trying to figure out who put explosives into mailboxes outside four homes. the bombs are made from chemical filled soda bottles. local sheriff says it happens every spring. the mailboxes were damaged. luckily no one was hurt. meanwhile, zillow asking for help fixing its home evaluation tool. which has been under criticism. the real estate site launched a $1 million competition for data scientists to improve zestimates tool. they're already much better now that it had a few years under

its belt. better than the company when it launched 11 years ago. they now say they're within 5% of eventual sale price. new york sculptor using creativity to protest decision to place the fearless girl statue across from the iconic charging bull. how he is doing it. the artist decided to add a statue into the mix. taking aim at the leg of fearless girl. whose stay was extended well beyond international women's day. the artist says, fearless girl has the nothing to do with feminism. so the girl downgrades the bull. the dog peeing in the vicinity that boosts everyone? is that the idea? >> the bull and downgrades fearless girl. >> i don't know if that's quite the way it works. okay. here's to art. and now to a really bad robber in new zealand.

>> okay, you see the armed masked man rummaging around the counter. starts to feel the heat. runs out. but drops the loot. got all the loot right there. yeah, okay. okay. but then he goes back to the shelf. grabs a bag of chips. >> is that what it is? >> that is something. that's it. >> why wouldn't he just grab, whatever was on the floor? >> right next to him? >> when he fell, yeah. >> oh. >> probably couldn't see. >> oh. >> ah. >> the first problem in being a burglar. need a better mask. >> need a better mask. >> second, you need some brains. >> duly noted. >> man reverse. >> yeah. >> probably could have asked for potato chips. >> clearly the munchies. >> really hungry. coming up. police officer responding to a call. ended up being rescued. show you how it all played out. revealing interview by britain's prince william, how he is struggling 20 years after the

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>> the officer was responding to a burglary when a pickup truck failed to yield and t-boned the cop car sending the squad vehicle careening 30 feet down into a creek bed. >> the cop was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. he is reportedly now in staebl condition though thanks to the good samaritans. >> police are looking for the driver who started all of this. but, lucky that those people were there for him. >> uh-huh. britain's prince william has given a revealing new interview. in it he is coming to terms with his mother's death after 20 years. >> opened up to british gq involving work and mental health, with the goal of getting his country to talk more about feelings. he tells gq, mentally he is one of the best places he has been since diana's death. he was 15 at the time. he struggles to cope with the loss. >> he wishes his mother could have met kate and his children. makes him sad they will never know her.

the magazine released this image of william and his family at home. lovely photograph. he says that he will fight for them to have a normal life. and doesn't want them growing up behind palace walls. >> and, the issue features so many beautiful photos of the family and william inside. william says he couldn't do this job without the stability of the family, stability at home is so important to me, he says, quoting, i want to bring up my children in a happy, stable secure world. >> they grew up in the eye of the paparazzi. one of the big factors in the accident that killed his mother. he and kate have taken a big stance against that trying to protect their children from that media frenzy. >> the issue of gq available for download thursday. also not prince william, prince harry mentioned he suffered for many years following the loss. >> can't imagine. coming up. why you should look at the calendar before leaping into a deal. best days of the week for buy

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any bargain hunter knows timing could be anything. that means which day of the week is best to buy items. consumer expert vera gibbons is here. >> hi, diane. >> i love a good deal. you say gas has specific day of the week to shoot for. >> monday. gas buddy analyzed. monday the cheapest day of the week to buy your gas. week to buy your gas. fill the car. top it off tuesday. the most expensive day of the week to fill your car up. avoid thursdays. if everybody avoided filling

their car up thursday and monday instead. collectively, save $1.1 billion. >> plan ahead of the weekend get away. supposed to be a record year for summer travel. best time to get airline tickets. >> tuesday. best time to click and buy if you are searching for airline ticket. specifically around 3:00 p.m. tuesday. >> getting detailed. >> really detailed information. >> 3:00 p.m. >> 3:00 p.m. >> airlines know what the competitors are doing. want to match the prices or beat them. so you can look throughout the course of day tuesday. but be ready to buy around 3:00 p.m. >> concert tickets. sitting waiting. >> prices are changing constantly. got to jump. >> stressful. >> summer barbecue. got to get the groceries. >> wednesday for summer stuff. food, whatever the else you need from the grocery store. circulars are out then. recipes come out then. deals are out then.

the nice thing is, not that crowded on wednesday. maybe in new york. >> grocery store. wednesday, 3:00 in the morning. >> everybody else, wednesday. buy your groceries then. >> you say, clothing on thursdays. why is that? best day of the week. promos, discounts. roll them out. retailers do that. monday, tuesday, wednesday. they stock. thursday, start pruning the weekend deals. talking to retailers and they said they saw this happening last month. 30%, 40%, ann taylor, gap, banana republic starting thursday. >> competition too? trying to one up each other? >> part of a cycle. inventory. deal stuff got to move out the door. do that on the weekend. >> okay. >> and then end of the week, no one wants to shop on a friday. what's the best thing. >> happy hour. >> friday, not much on sale. in the retail world.

belts, scarves, best day of the week for happy hour actually. >> listening. you have my undivided attention. >> there you go. leaving work. rounding up the troops. go to your facebook page, favorite watering hole see what they're offering. happy hours throughout the course of the week. on friday you see the best deals. as the bars and restaurants kick off the weekend. >> is this the bar's attempt to lure you in and hope you are going to then stay there? throughout, friday night, perhaps, into saturday morning? >> you will if it is cheap. >> as some of us have been known to do, perhaps? >> you will stay, yes. kick off the weekends by making it, two for one. $3 basket of chicken whatever it is. yes, find it. >> okay. friday, hit it up. >> tgif. >> happy hour. >> vera, great to have you on. when you have good bargains for us. now time for us to go shopping in a little while. stay with us a little longer. you are watching "world news now." a little longer.

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disney resort in orlando. they participate in workshops from engineering to graphic design and medicine to learning to network. motivational speakers, celebrities at the top of their game like cam newton offered some sage advice. whatever you dedicate your life to you will get compensated. my compensation comes in happiness. >> reporter: the students are no slouches. take this 14-year-old. he published his first book last year. my mom taught me. if you want something, go get it. >> william williams thanked his bullies in his speech. >> for telling me that i was nothing that i could stand on this stage and know produce to you the greatest something that will ever be. so, thank you! >> bringing the dreamers to their feet. >> good morning, dreamers. >> yours truly was intimidated to deliver the dreamers

commencement speech. >> i cannot believe i get the honor of addressing you all on your big day. you guys can change the world. and you can. you all should dream big. and you should. if you leave with anything, from me today. it is to please do not judge your life, and your success, by somebody else's time line. and somebody else's success. theirs ain't yours. >> then, surrounded by their nearest and dearest. the dreamers graduated. this chance of a lifetime made complete with a little disney magic. t.j. holmes, abc news, orlando. >> and t.j. tells us, and it is a secret, disney is the parent company of abc. >> ha-ha. >> apparently. >> 100 students in the program. qualifications, have to be 13-19. live in the u.s. be enrolled in high school, 9-12. >> great advice from tj. sage advice from cam. let's hope it wasn't fashion

this morning on "world news now," violent confrontation in the texas state house. >> hundreds of protesters turned up to protest immigration reform. tempers flared among lawmak this morning on "world news now," violent confrontation in the texas state house. >> hundreds of protesters turned up to protest immigration reform. tempers flared among lawmakers. some started shoving each other. two even reportedly threatened gun violence after gun representative revealed he called immigration on the demonstrators. >> a massive explosion rocking downtown baghdad. isis claiming responsibility for more than a dozen deaths. at a popular ice cream parlor. tiger woods offering his side of the story fom lowing a dui arrest over the week end. struggling golf superstar says no alcohol was involved. we'll have the new details coming up. may not be able to throw his helmet too well. but he sure does look good doing it. doesn't he? look at the hair action from bryce harper. bryce getting into a fight that

led to rowdy bench clearing brawl. we will break it down with more slow-mo. answer the question. what shampoo does he use? on this tuesday, may 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the big take away. >> a big take away of all of that. the texas lawmaker saw bryce in that. they're like, i wonder if my hair would look as good if we got into a confrontation as well. >> maybe they were trying to test the theory. starting with chaos in the house of representatives in texas. the state's ban. >> protesters filled the gallery. disrupted the legislature, final session with chance against a new immigration policy. demonstrators were escorted out peacefully when fight broke out among the lawmakers. the floor erupted with yelling, shoving, even death threats. and some men had to be physically separated.

>> one lawmaker admitted he threatened to shoot a colleague. but he says the colleague threatened him first. after he called immigration on the protesters. >> i don't remember what was said on either side. i want to -- i just know they were saying stuff to me. i was saying stuff to them. both designed to incite each other. we were both, all sides were emotional. >> the whole fight centered around the controversial ban signed into law this month. allows police to ask immigration status of anyone they stop. for a traffic violation. >> police chiefs, sheriffs could face jail time if they've don't comply with deportation procedures. quite a scene there. want to got to breaking news happening right now. former panama dictator, noriega passed away. died in panama city, in a hospital, age 83. panama's president tweeted noriega's death closes a chapter in the country's history. he ruled panama from 1983 to 1989 when removed from power by

the united states. indicted for drug trafficking and convicted and sentenced to prison in florida. upon his release extradited to france. panama, to answer charges in the countries as well. and the man accused of a deadly attack after anti-muslim rant on a train in portland, oregon is due in court today. >> we have the new video shows jeremy christian on the same train railing against muslims and jews as well as christians. it was taken the day before the, the allegedly, he allegedly targeted two teenage girls and stabbed two men to death when they came to their defense. the mayor of portland urging federal officials to cancel so-called trump free speech rally scheduled for saturday. fearing the people that are coming to peddle a message of hatred.

>> president trump condemned attack as unacceptable. tweeting victims were standing up to hate and intolerance. president trump defending his son-in-law. sources within the white house call for jared kushner to take a leave of absence. kushner is facing growing scrutiny for trying to set up a secret line of communication with russian officials. well the president told "the new york times," that kushner is doing a great job for the country and he has total confidence in him. administration officials insist, such back channels are normal, but even some republicans disagree. >> you don't like it. i don't like it. i just don't, i don't, i know that -- some officials are saying standard procedure. i don't think it is standard procedure. senator john mccain. meantime, democrats demanding to hear directly from kushner. some say his security clearances should be revoked. turning to overseas. at least 13 people are dead. dozens injured after a car bombing in baghdad. it happened outside a popular ice cream shop. isis quickly claimed

responsibility for that blast. which apparently involved the remote explosives inside a parked car. abc news did a feature on the ice cream shop in 2010. one of many eateries crowded in the evening during holy month of ramadan when muslims fast during the day and go out to eat at night. hundreds of people gathered in manchester, england, to mark one week since the suicide bombing there. church bells tolled, 10. 3, 1, same time the bomb went off outside ariana grande concert killing 22 people. meanwhile, police released surveillance image of salman abedi with the hard shell blue suitcase. the suitcase wasn't used in the bombing. police are asking the public. back in the country now. move on to the arrest of tiger woods. we are hearing his explanation for the dui charge that he is now facing. woods is blaming it on prescription medication. we now hear in florida. >> the mug shot showing the golfing great like we have never seen him before. just after 3:00 a.m., police

pulling tiger woods over near his jupiter, florida, mansion. in the booking report. charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. booked after a sobering night in jail, released by 10:50 a.m. woods releasing a statement. saying i understand severity of what i did and take full responsibility. i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved. what happened was reaction to prescribed medications. i didn't realize the mix of medications affected me so strongly. the golfer in a free fall. since his first mishap behind the wheel. the crash in 2009, suspected of driving under the influence that led to revelations of numerous affairs and breakup of his marriage. >> age 41, unexpected. really could derail any chances he has to come back. >> recent years, marred by crippling back and knee injuries. he played only once this season. just last month. after his most recent surgery.

woods saying he felt no pain. but the man who was the world's number one ranked golfer for five years, sits at number 876, with criminal charges hanging over his head. >> now we know woods could get probation or even jail time if convicted. and there is no word just yet on when he will return to the golf course. >> gio benitez, abc news, orlando. moving to hockey. penguins took game one of the final. despite their best efforts. blew a three goal lead to nashville. took 12 shots on goal. fewest ever for a winning team in the final. but the late goal broke the tie. they won, 5-3. they have a mystery on their hand. how did a catfish make it into the arena. predators fans traditionally toss the fish on to home ice. pittsburgh fish stores vowed not to sell any to out of towners. the investigation under way. play game two tomorrow. giants, nashvilles,

resembled a game. hunter strickland, drilled bryce harper with a 98 mile an hour fastball on the hip. watch harper. throws his helmet. then they both start punching each other. their team mates jump in. bench is cleared. you can imagine. both players were ejected. and facing suspensions. >> take a closer look again. there is a harper, helmet toss. did he mean to toss it at the pitcher. or -- >> it does. it really does look like he meant to throw it at strickland. i have to say. luckily, better at throwing baseballs than the helmet. >> yeah. strickland is. >> yeah. >> a good looking guy. strickland gets a shot right there on his side moneymaker. >> ow. >> not sure. harper is going to win any boxing matches any time soon. >> no. >> but his hair looks fantastic. >> hair game is on point. >> look, after being ejected he had to be escorted out by his own teammate.

feel bad some of the teammates got involved to stop the fight. they actually collided with each other. probably the most injured out of all of this. >> giants catcher is like, no, good. just going to hang out over here. should point out. i have been with harper when he has done modeling shoots and such. and he does his own hair. work. while he had like a makeup artist do his, makeup. >> get tips from him? what happened? >> yeah, exactly. took it the wrong way. >> nationals won 3-0. who cares. no one watched. no one was focussed on the score of the game. >> lost a fight. coming up. what this herd of elephants was caught doing. no, it wasn't stampede. answer in "the mix." and take a closer look at war torn somalia, facing violence and food shortages. see what scientists say is behind the drought and the famine. check out our behind the scenes pics on instagram, abcwnn. you are watching "world news now."

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police are looking into the incident at memo police are looking into the incident at memorial day parade outside milwaukee. watch as the show ponies get spooked and rush on to a crowded sidewalk. three people suffered minor injuries, including a nine-year-old boy. the ponies may have been startled. new details in the investigation into the young boy that accident involving that new water park in california. one day after the 10-year-old flew off the edge, the park reopened but considering changes. here is our correspondent. >> reporter: the fallout after the terrifying moment at a water park in northern california. watch as a 10-year-old boy launches down the 80 degree drop from three stories up. then straight over the edge of the slide. surprise, he walked away with only minor scrapes and bruises.

>> worried about the two slide. they're steep. >> heart stopping incident happened 90 minutes into the wave water park's grand opening on saturday. the slide, called the emerald plunge, was immediately shut down along with two other slides. we'll do everything we can. >> the city of dublin which owns the park says inspectors from the state and slide's manufacturer are investigating the incident. at the 43 million dollar complex which is still operating other attractions. >> way too scared to ride that. >> every year more than 4200 people are taken to the hospital after suffering injuries on public water slide. >> there are no two states that regulate amusement rides and water park rides the same way. >> there is a minimum height requirement in place for that slide. but park officials now tell us they're considering additional safety measures like a weight requirement and changing the water pressure on the slide. well, coming up in the next half-hour. growing danger in your own

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nation torn apart by war and terrorism, now ravaged by drought and famine. once fertile region turned into a wasteland. scientists think they know why. >> we're up all "nightline" with byron pitts. >> somalia, a nation home to approximately 11 million people. the kind of place we in the outside world rarely see. having fallen into despair, since that civil war in 1991, rampant attacks by terrorist groups, this is a country in the grip of conflict. for many americans, it's the grim place where u.s. service members were killed. retold in blackhawk down. scientists say the country is facing a new threat. global warming and pushing somalis to the brink. a severe drought, set in two years ago, food and water, and killing the live stock. a life line for the communities. >> i lost 100 goats, 10 cows and camels, four donkeys.

it is already killed the animals. we believe humans are next. >> with this weather pattern, somalia, or somalis will not survive. maybe the land, a piece of -- somali will exist on the map of the world. somalis cannot survive. that is a fact. >> 6.2 million somalis are now in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. they say the worst humanitarian crisis since world war ii. >> we eat each other alive because this environment is not giving us any more. and the survival will depend on the strongest. >> in my 45 years, i have never seen this kind of drought that killed our animals. it is the worst one. >> for years, mohammad was able to support his family off the small farm and animals.

when the drought hit, his crops failed now almost all his live stock has died. >> live stock brings wealth. if you don't have live stock then you don't have a way to survive. >> he is working against elements to hang on to what little he has left. fears how he will provide for his family. >> if you have a family, and you lose your live stock and there is drought, you will do anything to feed the children. >> if the drought continues at this rate farmers stand to lose what little they have left. >> i believe if it continues to be this way. i think there will be no life. may god not make that happen. i think that in somalia or even in africa, if that happens, life will not continue. because people depend on rain. >> he is lucky to live next to a community well he can use to irrigate crops and feed his family. for now. ali's family knows firsthand the kind of violence that can be

sparked by effects of an increasingly parched environment. this bullet was shot from behind that tree. where the person was hiding. >> he tells us that just two weeks earlier his cousin mohammad was murdered in a fight over land. shot twice by another man. evidence of that shootout still visible. if the rains continue to be less, and less, we will all lose what we have. >> reporter: because so many here are starving, fleeing is often the only option. many somalis took to refugee camps like one of the world's largest in neighboring kenya. >> how you doing? good. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> welcome. >> the refugee camp is a strange purgatory, filled with people trying to create semblance of their past. brings a sense of normalcy to mohammad. he lives here with his wife and their five children. he tells us he lived in an area of somalia controlled by the

terrorist group. al shabaab. but he says he feared starving to death, more than terrorism. >> between insecurity and drought, the drought is worse. if a person has food and he is killed or arrested, it is not as bad. worse when someone dies of hunger. >> even what little they have here is in peril. as the kenyan government threatens to close the camp, citing national security concerns. though, returning the land to the abundance depicted in the photos from murray watson, remote at best. those living in somalia are trying to make the best of the cruel hand they have been dealt. holding out hope for the next generation of somalis. for nightline, i am byron pitts in new york. >> story was documented by two journalist around the world. documenting how climate change affected humans. >> had an impact on regions. somalia. also in somalia land a little earlier this month.

>> stay with us. more news coming up. us. more news coming up.

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it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how. time for "the mix." time for "the mix." we start with -- a stampede of elephants. >> okay. >> elephants that is. check this out. this happened in a nature park in northern thailand. see the elephants. they're on the move. they're running for it. kind of a scary scene. until you see what they're running towards. >> something after them? >> quite the opposite. turns out they're running to rescue a 2-year-old baby elephant that had just been rescued. and was coming to the nature park. >> that's like their greeting. >> greeting. >> greeting committee. >> save elephants foundation. apparently kind of normal for them. social creatures. they like to welcome everybody to the party. >> oh. that's kind of nice. sort of like when you come to abc. they're like just a giant stampede of people like. >> there is? >> saying hello.

you walk on set. >> oh. >> every day on set. >> yeah. just. >> crickets. >> any day now. >> any day now. >> just more evidence that elephants are better than we are. >> yes. >> and they, they, you know the one thing about that young little elephant there. he will always remember that. >> because an elephant -- >> do you like when i explain your jokes or leave them out there. >> ha-ha. >> there is no explanation for really bad jokes. meantime, we have all been there. and by we, i mean, i have all been there. i have been there. you get blackout drunk and go through your phone the next day. >> don't remember ever doing that. >> and exactly. and then you are like, oh, i took a photo, doing that, that, that, wow. >> easy, kendis, we're still on the air. >> it happened to this dude in tasmania, south of australia there. of course, so he got blackout drunk. and then apparently these two tasmanian police officers took

him home, but before leaving, they decided to do some selfies. >> the guy in the background. >> the guy in the background. >> he tweets photo. so just looking through my phone. turns out these, good guys, took some banger selfies after they took my drunk butt home. >> i would have loved to see the reaction on his face when he looks at his phone the next morning. starts scratching his head. when did i take that. >> you didn't. on to a head scratcher. how is this little kid so darn good at basketball. so this came from a video. he dribbles the ball down the court. watch it one more time. just totally fakes out his opponent. looks much bigger than he is. >> no, no. doesn't count. totally traveled. >> in that case, forget it. not impressive at all. the internet my friend. disagrees with you. the interwebs think it is awesome.

this morning on "world news now" this morning on "world news now" -- tiger woods is hitting another rough patch. the golf star offering up explanation after a dui arrest. we have details ahead. city of portland oregon, canceling free speech event following the deadly knife attack. now being investigated as a hate crime. and president trump speaking out for the first time about it. condemning the violence. new this half-hour, deadly storm in moscow. >> high wind ripping roofs off and toppling trees killing at least 11 injuring more than 100. the bachelorette bombshell we predicted all along. all right maybe not the specifics. but our analyst calls all the big moments even though he is off this morning. so how did he do it? we have tv magic for you coming up later in "the skinny."

on this tuesday, may 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." an explosive episode of the bachelor. >> bachelorette. >> bachelorette. in fact. >> a lot of bachelors on there too. she clearly has her hands full, all 20-something now. started with 31. whew. we start with the big headline. talking about tiger woods' dui arrest. the two new york tabloids. the editors were of like mind there in new york. both of them saying, dui of the tiger. >> creative. both have the same idea. creative headline. >> tiger woods is speaking out about this. he released a statement saying that the charge was not alcohol related. blaming it on bad combination of prescription medications. >> he spent seven hours in police custody. the latest battle as he tries to put his career and life back together.

abc's danya bachus now. >> reporter: a police mug shot showing one of the world's most famous athletes disheveled. police pulling tiger woods over after 3:00 monday morning near his jupiter, florida home. according to arrest report, stopped for driving under influence of alcohol or drugs. palm beach sheriff's office booking him at 7:18 releasing him by 10:50. pro golfer addressing the arrest in a statement monday night. saying he takes full responsibility. and no alcohol involved. but unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. he apologizes to family, friends and fans. >> no! >> this isn't the first time the golf great had trouble behind the wheel. in 2009 he was suspected of driving under the influence after a crash that would ultimately reveal his numerous affairs and the breakup of his marriage. >> there it is! >> woods, who was once ranked the world's top golfer, has

continued to try to fight his way back up to the top. but with crippling back and knee injuries he played once this season. >> the mind is sharp. i just need to get the body willing to do it. >> last month after his most recent surgery, woods saying he felt no pain on "good morning america." this run-in with the law possibly threatening the come back he has been hoping for. >> i think this changes everything for tiger woods. at age 41, unexpected really could derail any chances he has to come back. >> now, the man who was the world's number one ranked golfer for five years, sits at number 876 with criminal charges hanging over his head. we're told woods could receive jail time or probation if convicted. and we don't know yet when he will return to golfing. danya bachus, abc news, los angeles. >> a rough time. >> yes he has.

ultimate fall from grace from number 1 to 876 in golf. and it is something about these holiday weekend. remember, that, first incident when his affair was revealed, was during a thanksgiving weekend. >> forgot that was on the holiday. >> the crash in florida. now this memorial day weekend incident. 41, still has plenty of time to come back. but editors, imagine sitting there early on, thinking how do we sum this up? >> yeah, they both came to the same conclusion. good news here of course that nobody got hurt. >> yeah, exactly. of course more on tiger's fall from grace throughout the morning. but we will move on right now. because texas legislature descended into something else. it descended into chaos. as tempers flared over the state's new ban on sanctuary cities. >> protests converged in the gallery in the house of representatives to rally against immigration policy. now the protesters mostly peaceful. the lawmakers on the other hand, they started yelling. they started shoving. one congressman admitted he threatened shoot a colleague, but he says it would have been self-defense because that colleague threatened him first?

>> okay. all right. so, the new law allows police to ask anyone they stop about their immigration status. sheriffs, and police officials who don't operate, or cooperate with federal immigration officials, well they could be jailed in the meantime. breaking overnight. manuel noriega has died. he was ousted from power by the u.s. once was a key ally and cia informant. indicted on drug trafficking charges before the u.s. invasion. in 1989. he served prison sentence in the u.s. under house arrest for the past year. because of ill health. noriega was 83. new developments from the west coast. the mayor of portland, oregon trying to get federal officials to cancel the permit for free speech rally after an anti-muslim tirade ended with a deadly attack on a train. the mayor says he wants to honor the victims by standing up to

bigotry, as well as violence. this as we learn more about the suspect who is due in court today. here is adrian bankart. >> reporter: jeremy christian will face a judge after allegedly stabbing three men on a portland train. learning of the possible warning signs. just a day before, christian was seen here, laughing. and ranting on that same train. >> you got a problem with what i am saying. [ bleep ] all you christians and muslims and jews. >> reporter: police say on friday he started spewing hate at passengers and stabbed three men who tried to protect them killing two. >> he stabbed three people in the jugular in the neck. >> police say they dealt with christian multiple times at this free speech rally last month. he's seen wielding a bat giving what looks like a nazi salute. >> we don't know if he has mental health issues. don't know if he is under the influence. >> destiny was on the train with her friend wearing a hajib, and christian said get out of my country. >> i just want to say thank you to the people who put their life on the line for me.

because they didn't even know me. >> one of the men who survived, micah fletcher, his mother thanking the man who saved his life. >> if he hadn't been there. there would be three dead people. >> christian could face hate crime charges in addition to murder. former lawyer saying he appears to have mental health issues possibly caused by a head injury years ago. >> adrian, thank you. learning more about the navy s.e.a.l. who died in a par chuting exhibition near the statue of liberty. 27-year-old remmington peters from colorado died when his parachute failed to open. a member of the navy parachute team more than a year. was veteran of two combat deployments. just the day before he died, a navy photographer took a picture of peters helping a young fan to try on a parachute. in the mediterranean, a dramatic rescue is caught on camera after a boat full of migrants caught fire. portuguese air force plane spotted the people in trouble and dropped a small lifeboat. the spanish coast guard, and a

fishing crew pulled all 34 to safety. the u.n. says more than 1300 refugees a year die or disappear while trying to cross the mediterranean. from dramatic images to others from moscow of a powerful deadly thunderstorm. russia's news agency says 11 people were killed and 140 others injured. most of the deaths were caused by falling trees. 60,000 people were evacuated. one region due to heavy flooding. here in the u.s. there is an outside chance for showers in the northeast. we do expect heavy rain along the gulf coast, and thunderstorms in south florida. and the southern rockies. there will also be some showers in the pacific northwest. >> cooler than normal in most of country. low 60s in the northeast. detroit and chicago should reach 72. albuquerque is going top out at 81. the highs in portland and seattle, going to be about 62 degrees. >> this is one of two days where manhattan, when the sun aligns with the buildings go out see the sunset.

yesterday, didn't work out. >> cloudy, cloudy, cloudy. >> yeah. first world problems. we have video in the meantime of animals on display. 2 x 2 in china. >> visitors to shanghai wild animal park were seeing double. five sets of four-legged twins went head-to-head with five sets of human twins. >> kids had a chance to feed the animals which included giant pan cats, tigers. they ate raisins, dates, peanuts, carrots, did we mention pandas. >> i'm not a twin. can we hang out with twin pandas. >> would be cute. >> how cute is that. coming up the danger lurking in the weeds. experts are predicting this will be one of the worst seasons ever for ticks. what you need how to do to, to protect your pets, your kids, and your legs. plus, the bachelorette bombshell. one of the guys sent backing

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a family in plantation, florida, was ready to take a plunge in their pool when they found this guy. >> cannonball. >> yeah, not too much. >> an 8-foot alligator, bottom of the pool. >> little smaller would have been okay. so, officials called a trapper to relocate the gator to safer location. that gator was like, uh-uh. >> really nice pool. he was enjoying himself. >> uh, it wouldn't go without a fight. no one was hurt. not even the gator. >> could you imagine if they've don't look in the pool first? >> yeah. jumps in. >> horrible idea. horrifying. >> what if it was a snake? >> even worse. >> ha-ha-ha. >> for the rest of the u.s. actually a different backyard danger out there this summer. smaller than alligators. >> experts are worried, because of the mild winter across the country.

this summer will be one of the worst for ticks. here is our correspondent. >> reporter: this viral face book video shows the the moment 4-year-old evelyn lewis lost ability to stand. >> try real hard. >> we really started to panic. we were rushing her to the hospital. doctors diagnosing her with tick paralysis. now her unsettling ordeal has become an urgent warning as experts brace for one of the worst tick seasons on record. >> seeing more than ever before. because of the mild winter we had and also because there are more hosts. a deer mouse, the ticks love to attach to. more mice, more ticks. >> more ticks means potential surge in cases of lyme disease and other rare but deadly illnesses like the virus. there are ways to minimize your risk. use bug repellent with 20% deet. make sure to spray your legs and feet. >> ticks don't fly. they crawl. protect yourself from ground up. >> most importantly, check yourself.

check your kids. check your pets. after being outdoors. and check in the hard to see spots. like the scalp, behind the ears, groin, armpits. >> if you find a tick, important to remove it as soon as possible. and if you experience a rash or flu like symptoms, seek immediate medical attention. ew. >> you know how you get with snake stories? that's how i feel about ticks. >> same way about ticks don't worry, here with you sister. be careful out there. when we come back, the bachelorette. >> the real question, can our own chief national bachelorette analyst actually see into the future? we'll test his skills in "the skinny" next. skinny" next. we'll test his skills in "the skinny" next.

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♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> this was explosive. big "the skinny" here with the bachelorette, rachel is proving that she has no time for drama. >> nope. last night's episode featured the first dates of the season. whole lot of fireworks. our senior bachelorette analyst has the morning off. jack is so good that he predicted what would happen before even watching the episode. check it out. >> this is huge. >> rachel's journey to find love, episode two. 23 dudes still in the running. first one-on-one date happened. >> peter. will you accept this rose? >> absolutely love to. >> that went well. there was a group date. >> my boyfriend of seven months. >> who? >> you thought you could walk on with an engagement ring, tell

her you were ready to wife her when you were in my bed. >> i'm really going to need you to get the [ bleep ] out. >> that seemed fun. for some reason. waboom is still on the show. seriously. it's come to that. you can tell. rachel is developing feelings for some of the guys. our man brian. who got the first impression rose. he is hanging in there. >> just feels so good. >> one guarantee. the most emotional season of the bachelorette to date. continues next week. analyst out. >> mind blown. how did he know? >> my favorite part is, for some reason, waboom is still around. >> ha-ha. >> seriously. it's come to that. >> so how you going to be on the

to get the [ bleep ] out. >> that seemed fun. for some reason. waboom is still on the show. seriously. >> yeah, there is this thing called television. you are going to be on it. >> also the internet. >> this is a moment. when he walks in. he is like who are you? i don't know her? >> i hope for her sake that she decided she is no longer his girlfriend. before showing up. >> i would hope so. >> or they going to frolick into the sunset together now. >> at some point. he was trying to run game on the bachelorette. >> yeah, warning sign. >> rachel was having none of it. >> come on, man. >> need you to get out. >> continues next week. there is a cliffhanger. he wanted a talk. she was game. what happened? can't wait. >> don't let him back, rachel. don't do it. so, in the meantime, from the bachelorette, now to -- bunch of boys who aren't bachelors at all. talking hanson. can you believe it has been 25 years since they all got together. 20 years, "ooh-bop ♪

>> know who is not old then. just 16, 14, 11 when this whole thing started. and now they're back with a new song. and "i was born." new music video starring their own children. they have 12 between the three of them. 11 kids in the video. >> whole lot of kids. >> cutest. showing the next generation of hansonettes there you might say. >> love it. >> in this video. npr says the song is really, really good. >> heard people say it is good. >> i liked all their songs. that's the thing. they were really catchy. >> they were great. >> they say they wanted the kids in. give an honest performance. >> that they did. show you a really, really cute thing took place. and "baywatch" over the weekend. zac efron posted the photo of two of baywatch's biggest fans. >> those are zac efron's grandparents. >> posted on instagram, love you, grandma, grandpa. can't wait to talk to you after the movie. >> this is them takin in the movie in bend, oregon.

he said this makes everything more awesome. how cute are they? everything more awesome. how cute are they?

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♪ same spot. same spot. >> like that song. >> chance rapper's version of it. >> oh. >> his rap during it. >> good to know. the youngest president ever voted into the white house. >> this week as the nation marks 100 years since the birth of john f. kennedy. his presidency is taking on a new significance, you might say. here is abc's david wright. >> reporter: three out of four americans were not even born when j.f.k. became president. >> the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. >> reporter: he is someone handed down to us.

and glamorous photos evoking the mad men era, and stirring speeches with lofty goals. jfk's america so different from ours. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> reporter: almost like he is black and white. grainy, and gone. ♪ happy birthday mr. president >> it would have been john f. kennedy's 100th birthday. the family celebrating in boston. daughter caroline. >> i thought about him and miss him every day of my life. growing up without him was made easier, thanks to all the people who kept him in their hearts. >> reporter: his only grandson reflecting on the family legacy. >> elected on challenges and not promises. >> and fighting on in

washington. congressman joe kennedy of massachusetts, aged 36. >> there is no mercy in the system that makes health care a luxury. >> robert kennedy was your grandfather. john f. kennedy, your great uncle. >> hard walking in the shoes. >> you don't walk in the shoes. how do you live up to what giants and titans have done. >> he knows nostalgia alone can't overcome the challenges of today. >> do what you can, at least i believe, you do what you can to try to make the world a little better than you found it. >> he is fighting to carry the torch for a new generation. a living legacy. david wright, abc news, washington. >> born in 1957, pulitzer prize, profiles in courage of course. >> more on that coming up. don't miss our updates. meanwhile on facebook at wnnfans.com.

making news in america this morning, a chaotic scene in texas overnight. protests erupt over the state's new law cracking down on sanctuary cities, but it's the lawmakers, not the protesters, getting physical. we're live with thedetails. breaking right now, a notorious dictator dies overnight. manuel noriega, once toppled in an american invasion, what we're learning about his death. this morning, tiger woods is explaining his dui arrest and says alcohol was not a factor, so what was? and base-brawl. a lot of punches and a lot of hair flying all over the place after a baseball star gets hit by a pitch. and the slo-mo does look