>> she can't can catch a break. >> i'm done with it. this is drama. whatever. >> mila can bring the drama if you want the drama, charles. >> i know somebody like that. >> do you, now? >> yeah. >> okay. >> he knows nothing. if i'm so tiny, jump over me. >> yeah. bring it. >> roll the tape. >> she's got the video footage to prove what she's telling us. there she is with her s dance moves. >> when here comes charles trying to jump over her tiny self and just boom. >> you can't. >> and in that moment, mila is exonerated. because, she ain't so tiny no

more. >> exonerated and concussed. because he still got her pretty good. >> he did. he laid her out. but her point is, stick to the point. >> right. right. >> and she should. >> oh, gosh. that attitude at that age, it's only going to get worse. >> yeah. charles got it coming. that's our show for today. go on over to rightthisminute.com for more fun content or catch the next brand new episode of "rtm."

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and as a result, so far five men have been released from prison. >> everybody needs to be aware of this. this happened. it's true. it's not something made up. this is what happened to me, and it's happened to a lot of other people. >> the lawsuit alleges that the then detective preyed on young latino men in order to close cases. chicago's law department spokesman says they have not yet seen the complaint. when we come back, our key senior "bachelor" analyst is here to break down the emotional episode. >> "the skinny" is next. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits

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>> it's "skinny time." in the meantime it feels like forever since we talked about abc's "the bachelorette." >> so our abc senior "bachelor" analyst now in the house. >> those are big shoes to fill. >> first time, long time here for the analyst here. where were we? 18 guys started this episode. that didn't last long. three guys got ousted straight-away. bryce, diggy, brady, they're out of here. >> see ya. >> all right. 15 guys left. roll that beautiful "bachelorette" footage. off to hilton head, south carolina they go. this is hilton head island, the number one best island in the continental u.s., according to travel and leisure magazine. >> uh-huh. >> hilton head island, home of great golf courses and "the bachelorette." maybe unfortunately for hilton head island.

next, started off with a one on one date with dean and rachel. >> his eyes are dreamy. >> no doubt. >> they were more dreamy when they went up in the goodyear blimp. >> how cool is that? >> it was pretty cool. dean doesn't particularly care for heights. but he warmed to the whole task. he hung in there, even did some driving of the blimp, et cetera, you get the idea. next they go to dinner. this is when dean told rachel about losing his mom. nothing like ending a date like this, a very successful date, i should add, with a concert they went to. dean is going to be around for a long time. next, the group date. >> group date. >> yeah. 13 guys on this, plenty of people. let's put it that way. and they have guy stuff going on, on board. but the real highlight of the whole thing was this spelling

bee that they eventually got to. after all, this going on, on board the boat, the spelling bee, let's just say it was not the scripps national spelling bee that we all know and love. coming in, there's the winner, josiah. they presented him with a cup, a trophy and stuff like that. he was parading the cup like he was on the pitch at wembley stadium. >> or lord stanley. >> exactly, exactly. rather have that than anything else. next, that night is when the drama really kicked off. this is the new producer's pick. now that waboom is out of there. leah's kicking up all kinds of controversy. kenny is having issues with lee. these guys are just never going to get along, let's put it that way. things are apparently going to come to a head next week on "the bachelorette." blood is shed. there was a "to be continued" at the end of this.

however, before we end here, next kiss count, kiss count. >> ooh. >> whoa. >> the kiss count this week -- >> hello -- >> ends at five. she's gettin' there. next week a bachelorette double dip. >> ooh. >> monday night and tuesday nights right here on abc. hopefully we can thin this crowd out a little bit. and get rid of some of these guys. >> speaking of that, analyst out. >> thank you, jeff. >> all right. happy news now for bachelorette nation, shall we? a lot to take in. carly waddell and evan bass fell in love and got engaged last season on "bachelor in paradise", shocker, right? the couple said "i do" on saturday in mexico. >> other members of the bachelor family attended.

nick and vanessa. carly and evan, read vows for 20 minutes. >> all right. we've seen tons of pictures of michelle and barack obama vacationing around the world since leaving the white house. but it's not all about beaches. and bay breezes. she's been keeping up by doing planks. >> impressive. >> that doesn't look that hard. >> oh, you don't think so? >> piece of cake. piece of plank. >> tell you what, why don't you do a plank while i read the rest of the story. >> challenge accepted. challenge accepted. >> okay. apparently the first lady said, in her instagram post, that's instagram spelled i-n-s-t-a-g-r-a-m. >> are you spelling it out? >> she used to host boot camp on weekends for close friends. very, very close friends. even though she's not in the

white house anymore, she still looks fantastic. >> how long is this? >> how you doing, kendis? >> i'm doing great, but this is the longest. >> you get crunches as well.

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marky mark and the funky bunch. ♪ come on come on come on snlts >> we are talking about marky mark who traded in his name and calvins for a producing career. he's doing all right. >> mark wahlberg sat down with abc's michael strahan to talk about his new "transformers" film, his family and football. >> thank you for coming and doing this with me. >> my pleasure. >> transformers, big fan. this is not the transformers that we've seen in the past. >> no, i mean, even when people see the spots and they see that optimus has gone rogue, people are going crazy. >> for you, it's physical. because i saw the scene. >> uh-huh. >> what was that about? >> oh, god, that's my worst part of making transformers is most of the time you're in a harness

and strapped to cables and somebody's yanking you somewhere or flipping you around. that's the thing i hate the most. >> one thing i like about you is your post with your four kids, you congratulated your son mikey on his football season. you're a big football fan. >> yeah, my wife who was nervous about football was like i can't wait until he gets the nfl draft and watch him get picked. i was like, let's make sure he has education. no, no way, he's going to the draft. >> maybe he gets drafted by the giants. how do you feel about that? >> i'd be okay with that. and i'd put a giants hat on. >> we got it on camera. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> that is a big confession for someone from massachusetts. >> who's a die-hard patriots fan. you know that his kid will only be drafted by the pats if he goes into the nfl. don't miss our updates on

good tuesday m good tuesday morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." outrage is mounting in washington after the death of otto warmbier, less than a week after he was released from north korea. we have details ahead. some house democrats say former national security adviser michael flynn made an unreported trip to saudi arabia in 2015 before joining the trump campaign. they say the trip may have involved contacts with saudi officials that flynn failed to disclose when seeking renewal of his security clearances. and it's election day in georgia for voters of the sixth congressional district. democrat jon ossoff is facing

off against karen handel. a seat held by the gop. it's seen as a test for the gop. if you're looking for a new place to call home -- well, maybe not. a nasa spacecraft has discovered more than 200 new planets outside of our solar system. and some may be able to host life. >> ooh. >> shall we say party? on this tuesday june 20th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to all. we start this half hour off with growing calls from capitol hill for a forceful response to north korea. after the death of american student otto warmbier. >> the 22-year-old ohio native died yesterday less than a week after he returned home from north korea, suffering from extensive brain damage. >> he'd been in captivity for more than a year, and officials are still trying to figure out what happened to him during that time.

abc's martha raddatz has the latest. >> reporter: he arrived in the u.s. less than a week ago, carried off a plane, suffering from extensive brain damage, more than a year since the world heard his plea for mercy. >> please save my life. please save my life. please think of my family. >> reporter: in a statement today, his parents say when otto was carried off that airplane, he looked very uncomfortable. almost anguished. but within a day, the countenance of his face changed. he was at peace. he was home, and we believe he could sense that. but he could not walk, talk, or respond to verbal commands. he passed away surrounded by his family. since the moment their son was sentenced to hard labor for stealing a propaganda poster, the warmbiers were fighting until he was released. >> we're thrilled that our son is on american soil and i'm able to talk to you on otto's behalf

and i'm able to wear the jacket that he wore when he gave his confession. >> reporter: the family clearly blames north korea for otto's death, saying the awful torturous mistreatment our son received at the hands of the north koreans ensured that no other outcome was possible. president trump made some brief comments before the beginning of a meeting, saying that a lot of bad things happened to otto while in north korea but at least they were able to get him home to be with his parents. the white house also said this deepens the administration's determination to prevent such tragedies, but there was no indication that there will be any response beyond that statement to otto's death. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> martha, thanks. investigators in paris are trying to find out more about

the suspect surrounding the taxi along the champs-elysees. >> the attacker drove his van there. he died at the scene. no police or bystanders were injured. authorities say he had link ed o islamist extremism. and the attack comes less than a day after another attack in london in which a man drove a truck into a crowd outside a mosque. the driver has been identified as 47-year-old darren osborne, a resident of cardiff in wales. he was not on security services radar. he was a father of four who recently voiced a hatred of muslims. now his mother is speaking out. >> i'm not going to defend him. he's my son and it's a terrible, terrible shock. and it's not just robbing the bank or some other atrocity. and i just at the moment in time i can't cope with it. i can't. >> at least nine people were

hospitalized in that attack. all muslims. investigators say there is no immediate evidence that osborne is a member of any extremist organization. here at home, democrats in the senate are protesting the secrecy surrounding the gop plan to replace obamacare. >> the democrats delivered hours of speeches going well past midnight, but they don't have enough votes to derail the bill just yet unless several republicans defect. abc's serena marshall covering it in washington is covering it from new york. good morning. >> they don't have the votes, but they have the senate floor, at least for about six hours. interrupting business as usual. the goal is to bring the republican health care bill out from behind closed doors and force a hearing. minority leader chuck schumer even drawing comparisonings to the obamacare process. making republicans acknowledge the bill they're hoping to replace was debated for 25 days. he then pressed majority leader

mitch mcconnell to submit to at least ten hours of open debate. >> since this is a complicated bill, will it be available to us and the public, more than ten hours before we have to vote for it? >> i think we'll have ample opportunity to read and amend the bill. >> will it be more than ten hours? >> i think we'll have ample opportunity to read and amend the bill. >> republicans are using the opportunity to repeal and replace. it requires a simple majority to support the bill. meaning republicans can only afford to lose two votes, and right now even some rank and file republicans have been warning against a rush to vote. >> sometimes when people miss out on "young and the restless" or "general hospital" they miss their normal daytime soap opera. i've been missing my daytime soap opera known as the white house press briefing. what's going on? >> it went behind closed doors. no audio, no cameras inside either. it's kind of unprecedented. and it's a problem for not just

the press in that briefing room, but the american public. not getting access to ask tough questions and information. >> so basically, if you had an etch-a-sketch -- >> ever get those court sketch artists in there? at least we'd have some visuals. >> we've got new ideas for the pressroom. serena marshall, thank you. great to have you here. meanwhile, the supreme court is stepping into the fight over gerrymandering. jus justices will hear a case in the fall. it will be the first time in more than a decade that they will take up the issue of partisan gerrymandering, and it could have implications for how voting districts are drawn in other states as well. google is promising to do more to stop online extremism on youtube. the increased will draw on artificial intelligence and human tracking. that includes using experts to identify questionable content. the announcement comes after facebook last week vowed to ramp up its efforts to get rid of

terror-related items. youtube and facebook have faced sharp criticism for not doing enough to rein in hate groups. and a teenager really tried to nail a science test and as a result it's now going viral. >> the key word being nail. these pictures coming from the twitter account of a 17-year-old in spain. all those little scribbles under his fingernails are cheat sheets for a physics exam. >> here's the question, how long does it take to put as many as three formulas under each nail? he says he wasn't caught and did okay on the test. but i'm just wondering, wouldn't it be faster to study? >> no. not with all the pressure. >> do you now how much time that takes? >> i'm all for the cheating. >> i think you'd probably have to spend less time studying for the actual exam and knowing the formulas than you would -- >> i'm giving him props on his mani.

>> i don't think you're a good cheater if you do that. you take more time to study than just cheat. all right, coming up -- delta has its eye on a new form of passenger security. they're testing biometric scanning as a way to speed up the check-in process. >> and if you're sick of swiping left or right to find your next date, you might be in luck. one woman is fighting back against apps, and helping people find love the old-fashioned way. here's a look at today's temps. here's a look at today's temps. "world news now" weather brought to you by fisher investments. fisher investments.

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well, temperatures will hit 106 degrees again today in sacramento, as it did yesterday, and a lot hotter inside of a car, of course. that woman's car, she put a roast on the dashboard to cook along with some vegetables. a couple hours later, she took it out of her four-wheeled oven, and the meat was done and it served as a reminder about not leaving pets and children in hot vehicles but an excuse for us to get all hungry. >> yeah. big steak. wall street opens in record territory. tech stocks recover from a tumble last week. inching up about 1% and leaving the broader market higher. new strength in health care helped boost the indexes.

the dow rose to close at 21,528. and u.p.s. will be adding new charges during the holiday shipping season. individual and commercial customers will be charged between 27 cents to 97 cents extra for a package during certain times in november and december. the new charges for oversized packages will be much more. u.p.s. says the extra income will be used to pay for rising cost. it sounds like science fiction, but it might get you through the airport check in even faster. >> delta started testing the country first biometric-based self-service system. in minneapolis. >> reporter: it's out with the old and in with the new at msp. >> flip it over, scan it again. >> reporter: as of monday, this is the only airport in the country with a biometric based self-service bag drop, trying to cut down on those long lines at the ticket counter. it cost delta about $600,000 to install, although it's free for you. you don't have to sign up ahead of time either. this is a brand new system, you're going to show us how it works.

you go to a kiosk and enter your trip details. this is the usual process when you check a bag? >> absolutely, this is going to start my check-in process. the difference here is when we check in, we're going to bring out a bag check. passengers are used to having agents do it, now we're going to let them do it themselves. i've got my boarding pass and my bag with my bag tag and i'm going over here. >> reporter: which is where you notice things change. >> i'm going to take my bag and drop it on the belt. >> reporter: then you scan your boarding pass and the machine will ask for your passport. >> i'm going to take the photo page and put it right in here. it's going to pull the image off the passport, take a 3d picture of my face and compare that image to the image on my passport. >> reporter: if you're traveling with a passport, this is where an agency would walk up and take a look at your i.d. instead. then the bag is scanned and weighed. that's about it.

>> i see red lights, that's the scan in. that's the laser scanners. off my bag goes. >> reporter: delta chose msp, because it's the second-largest hub. more than 450 flights coming in and out of here every day. so far, frequent fliers tell us they like what they see. >> if i can speed up the process, sometimes i come through in a monday morning, it's a 45 minute wait, that would be awesome. >> the great thing is they get through check-in easily and then there's a line of security around the entire terminal at msp that made them miss their flight. >> i'm all ready. oh, you don't have that here? oh, back to the check mark. coming up, single people are flocking to dating apps, hoping to find a partner, but old school matchmaking is still going strong. >> what's the old school way? looking for love like it's 1965, next. like it's 1965, next. or suffer excess mucus? left untreated mucus can build up causing further problems.

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all right. if your dating life needs some work, well, we have a story for you. >> single people are turning to apps and websites, of course, but traditional matchmaking is still in demand, here's abc's janine elliot. >> mom, i met someone. >> i met someone. >> reporter: match, bumble, tinder, swiping left, swiping right. it's how millions worldwide are finding love, or at least trying to. in fact, some 30% of adults in the u.s. who have never been married say they have used online dating. >> i just got out of a relationship that was a year and a half. we met on tinder. >> that was good. >> reporter: but for some, finding love online isn't all it's cracked up to be. >> people like lie a lot on those things. >> i swore to myself recently, that i don't want to do the online thing again. >> reporter: a fear of rejection

some guys tell us, is what gets in their way. >> you look at her, but you're like, does she like me? should i call her? should i walk up to her? i don't know what to do. >> there's no pressure online. if it doesn't work you swipe left. >> reporter: annie is the owner of modern love club, a matchmaking company. van dorn works out of an east village store front, selling nothing more than the possibility of finding love. >> started off about eight years ago as an art experiment. i would sit in the park with a sign that said free love advice and hear people's stories. at this point we've interviewed thousands and thousands of people. >> reporter: the pair worked to find the perfect matches for their clients. >> you can be the client, or you can come in and talk to me. we can have a conversation for an hour, give you feedback and put you in the rolodex as a possible match. kind of like tinder. but in real life. >> reporter: the matchmaking duo

are currently working with 1700 clients. they use their rolodex to see who would be the most combatable with whom. van dorn is looking to put a modern twist on the age-old practice of matchmaking. >> in the past, matchmaking had been older rich gentlemen, extremely high network. now we have a literary agent, a couple cool doctors, two female comedians. people who have that je ne sais quoi who don't have time for online dating or maybe just don't want to. >> reporter: this matchmaker believes online dating has changed the game significantly but not for the better. >> you walk by a bar and see two single people that should be talking to each other at the bar but they're sitting next to each other swiping left and right. it's like, just turn your head to the left. there's a human being right here waiting for you to talk to them. >> reporter: although prices vary from client to client. the service will cost you thousands of dollars. once you're set up, van dorn offers a few hints to help ensure that first date leads to

a second. >> if you're working with us, don't google. we've done the background. if you're using online dating i'd do a little googling so you feel safe, don't talk about exes. try not to get wasted. people get so nervous before dates that they end up like a coping mechanism drinking and they're like, i had such a great time. did you? at the end of the day, i don't know if someone's going to fall in love or not, but i can imagine there's a sense of humor vibe. i imagine them being friends in real life. it's what's great about love. it's a mystery. >> reporter: janine elliot, abc news, new york. >> so, what do you think? >> don't get wasted is one of the tips. no wonder my first dates don't go to second dates. don't talk about your exes. and my third question usually is how much is your dowry. >> oh, that always really locks

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♪ ♪ i know every curve like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ >> sam hunt, did you see him? >> no, i miss sam hunt, but that's okay, we're all going to feel better about missing sam hunt. we have this happened for you animal edition. new york city, we all know that unfortunately, we come across a row rodent or two. >> we call them city kitties. >> so, remembered pizza rat?

>> oh, pizza rat, we miss you. >> pizza rat went viral for its determination on getting pizza downstairs. meet garbage rat. that rat was not satisfied with just the pizza. went with the entire trash bag. >> wow. was it successful? >> apparently, it was going for pizza crust in the garbage bag. but now i wonder if we should skip the cheese and peanut butter on the miscellaneous traps. >> just put a big slab of pizza right there on the sticky trap. new york is a gross city at times. it really is. we move on now, we love sea turtles. they're beautiful, beautiful animals. of course, you don't often see them here. in a pool. >> oh. >> this 250 pound -- >> wow. >> -- sea turtle from -- where else? florida in a pool.

fish and wildlife officials worked to release him. examined it and released into the keys. >> they think it was a female who laid her eggs on the beach and got disoriented. maybe had one too many pina coladas. we don't want to see them swimming in the pool, though, do we? >> i love turtles. >> i love turtles. finally, a kangaroo fight caught on camera, and we didn't have to go to the discovery channel for it. >> and there goes mcgregor. >> forget about mayweather/mcgregor. here comes over a third kangaroo. they don't knock it off. >> that was pacquiao. he was just here for the check. he didn't want to fight. >> third man in penalty. >> you two knock yourselves out. get it? knock yourselves out. >> i like turtles. i guarantee, it's like laughs for days. just google it. >> i like turtles. >> i like turtles.

this morning on "world news now", the dangerous heat wave. across the west. >> the extreme temperatures will reach even higher today with flights, airline flights getting canceled due to intense heat. residents across the southwest warned to stay indoors in air conditioning. but in some areas, there are planned power outages. accuweather has the forecast, including the tropical systems threatening the coast. the president's son-in-law and senior adviser gave rare public comments, speaking about his experience so far trying to change washington. hear what jared kushner said as he tries to iron out a middle east peace plan. and drowning out hate with song. a group of protesters. surrounded by the gay men's chorus of washington, drowning out their detractors with harmony. ♪

and nobody's feeling the music more this morning than this little girl. see her classic rendition of disney's "moana" and why it's all inspiring traveling the sfwhert like internet like wild fire. on this tuesday, june 20th. ♪ from abc news, this is "world news now." all right. >> you know -- >> yeah, it's hard. we have to wait to do that story, and it's difficult. >> it just gets within you, like the inner mickey mouse just comes -- >> like the wind in my sail on the sea. >> yes, behind you. no one knows how far this will go. >> speaking of wind, we could use a little breeze in a lot of the country this morning because

there is some extreme heat hitting most of the southwest. take a look at the map. triple digits from arizona to northern california with temperatures soaring at sky harbor airport in phoenix, airlines have cancelled dozens of flights have been cancelled. >> many regional jets have to be grounded when temperatures get above 118 degrees. in the suburb of tempe, a water park was forced to close because of a fire there. it is, however, expected to reopen today. >> visitors to the las vegas strip are warned not to overexert themselves. the strip is often the hottest place in vegas because of the long stretches of concrete. and palm springs residents are concerned about planned power outages with today's forecast predicted at 122 degrees. officials say those outages are being trimmed back to minimize risk. >> and this was here in new york city. take a look at this. as a line of powerful storms rolled through, high winds brought down trees across the area, and heavy rain caused

localized flooding as well. >> and extreme heat isn't the only weather we have to worry about. >> accuweather's paul williams is here. good morning, kendis, diana. scorching heat blistering the desert southwest. a strong system is going to push that dangerous heat to the point of heat exhaustion. this as well as elevated fire risks. look at these temperatures between 110 and 120. vegas as well, phoenix. of the highs, record highs that could tumble, vegas, 115, we could surpass that and the record of 116 in phoenix. on the other side of that, very dry, very wet. we have a gulf system pushing through creating drenching storms all the way towards the gulf coast. here's the tracking of potential tropical cyclone three, expected to reach the louisiana coast by wednesday and memphis by friday. kendis, diane. >> there's even another tropical system that's way out east as well. busy times there, paul. thank you. and some of the national temperatures hit triple digits.

record highs we hear from the energy secretary rick perry who says he doesn't believe carbon dioxide is the main cause of global warming. >> perry says he feels skepticism about climate change as a sign of being a wide, intellectually engaged person. adding the oceans may be the biggest climate change threat in reality. >> most likely, the primary control knob is the ocean waters and the environment that we live in. but the fact is, this isn't -- it shouldn't be a debate, you know, is the climate changing is man having an effect on it, yeah, we are. the question should be just how much and what are the policy changes we need to make to effect that. >> well, a line calling co2 the primary greenhouse gas affecting climate change is apparently no longer on the website for the epa. a u.n.-backed panel says the gas is the world's largest heat-trapping source, and

according to two federal agencies, the earth's temperatures were the warmest ever last year. the u.s. may take a tougher stance against north korea after the death of american college student otto warmbier. the 22-year-old died just days after returning from a year in captivity with severe brain damage. he had been sentenced to 15 years hard labor for stealing a propaganda poster. warmbier's parents say their son was subjected to awful, torturous mistreatment and said once back in the u.s., what else at peace. president trump is calling north korea a brutal regime. saying otto's state is deep into his administration's determination to strategy in the future. in washington today, senate democrats held a late-night talk-a-thon in protest of the secrecy surrounding the gop plan for replacing obamacare. lawmakers on both sides are waiting to see a draft of a bill by a small group of republicans behind closed doors. democrats have been delivering back-to-back speeches to slow senate business.

they're actually worried that republicans will jam the bill through the senate before the july 4th recess with very little debate. the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner did something he almost never does. think about it. when's the last time you heard jared's voice? he spoke in public. kushner is heading to the middle east tomorrow hoping to lay the groundwork for a peace deal. but yesterday was the moment. he spoke out in his role as the newly created white house office of innovation, addressing tech ceos about the administration's efforts to modernize government. >> before i came to washington, many warned me that the bureaucracy would resist any change that we tried to implement. so far, i have found exactly the opposite. to date, we've been working with hundreds of talented civil servants, men and women, who want to serve their country and see their government do better. >> kushner's focussing on his day to day white house duties despite the looming

investigation on russian election interference. but sources say kushner is now looking to add a criminal defense attorney to his legal team, as his business dealings come under scrutiny. tensions are mounting between the u.s. and russia over the u.s. shooting down a syrian war plane. russia now says american and coalition planes will be tracked as targets over parts of syria, and it's also suspended a hot line intended to avoid collisions. the u.s. says it downed that syrian jet after the jet dropped bombs near troops on the ground and giving it warning. there's been no claim of responsibility so far from yesterday's terror attack in paris along the famed champs-elysees. an armed driver slammed his car full of explosives into a police van, but the plans backfired. abc's james longman has the latest from paris. >> reporter: the burning remains of paris's latest terrorist attack on the famed champs-elysees. the suspect sets his car on fire hoping to cause an explosion,

according to french media. but his attempt fails as he rams his car packed with explosives into a police van. only his vehicle is engulfed in flames. the driver seen here dragged away in clouds of smoke by officers, reportedly gripping onto a handgun which he was too badly injured to use. >> i thought to myself, guys, maybe it's an attack, this teenager says. badly burned, the alleged attacker dies. >> reporter: dozens of soldiers, the bomb squad is called in. an officer carefully cutting away the man's clothes, checking for a suicide vest. inside the car, investigators reportedly finding two gas canisters, two handguns and a kalashnikov rifle. the attacker was known to authorities and identified as a 31-year-old man with links to extremism. police again were the target but unlike the shoot-out on the champs-elysees that left an officer dead no police or bystanders were hurt and not a stingle shot fired.

there's been no claim of responsibility so far and this attacker was clearly an amateur, but this is the sixth time since 2015 that law enforcement has been targeted around paris. >> absolutely amazing. james longman for us in paris. back here at home, an unexpected end to a clash at a pride festival in knoxville, tennessee. a group of protesters showed up with signs to oppose the event and shout at participants as they walked by, but they were drowned out by a gay men's chorus. they started singing everything from "we shall overcome" to the national anthem. the choir is touring several states and spreading the message of equality through song. and they're quite harmonized i might say as well. a pricey teaspoon of nutella is sparking social media outrage and some skepticism from us. >> a $5 dollop of the hazelnut spread is supposedly being sold at a pop-up in melbourne,

australia. that led to lots of online complaints and people asking whether the whole thing was a joke. >> we actually think maybe. ask and you shall receive. we did a little internet detective work and traced this pop-up site to a man who does branding and artwork business down under. haven't been able to reach him for comment yet. but the cafe where this whole thing was supposedly sold? no evidence it even exists online after using google australia. >> oh. not just a regular google. >> no. >> we went -- >> nutella naughty. >> naughty. >> it said naughty nutella. >> maybe that's why you're paying five bucks for a spoon of it. >> that's with the australian accent. it's actually nutty until you make it naughty. >> that's right, got that right. all right, coming up, tlc creeps back on the scene with a new album. >> creeps. ♪ yeah

♪ creepin' on the down low >> they were one of the biggest-selling groups of all time until tragedy struck. hear how they were finally able to move on after the loss of lisa "left eye" lopes. and a new update from tiger woods. here how he's managing his medications after the arrest driving while drunk. and no need to creep. we put it out there on our instagram. @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now."

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prescription drugs. he was charged with driving under the influence. and we're learning some more about what may have caused the death of carrie fisher. she had several drugs in her system when she died. >> she has been open about her struggle not only with drug addiction but as well with mental illness throughout her life. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: the los angeles coroner's report revealing a mixture of drugs in carrie's system at the time of her death, toxicology reports showing cocaine, methadone, ecstasy and heroin and alcohol in her system. when the actress went into cardiac arrest on board a flight six months ago. it's unclear exactly when fisher took the drugs. the coroner telling abc news, sleep apnea caused cardiac arrest and drug use and heart disease could have played a role too. in life and in her art the "star wars" actress spoke candidly about her struggles with addiction and mental illness. >> hi, i'm carrie fisher, and i'm an alcoholic.

>> reporter: often with honesty and humor. over the weekend, fisher's daughter billy lorde speaking out saying i know my mom. i want her death to encourage people to be open about their struggles. fisher's daughter says she died of mental illness and addiction and pointed out that her mom was always willing to tackle the stigma of those diseases publicly. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. coming up, an update on the green bay super fan who married into a packers family. literally. he changed his last name and everything. we're going to show you the details on the wedding. but first, still ain't too proud to beg. tlc is back, the interview, next. left untreated mucus can build up causing further problems. treat mucus buildup early with #1 doctor recommended mucinex 12 hour.

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don't go chasin' water falls ♪ >> reporter: to many, they are the quintessential sound of the '90s. >> i heard these girls and i thought they were cool. >> reporter: t-boz, left eye and chilli, aka, tlc. one of the best-selling female groups ever. >> you haven't changed a bit. you look exactly the same. >> reporter: 15 years after their last album, tlc is back with their fifth and they say final one. but not without a little trip down memory lane. >> i remember these outfits. >> you do? >> just got burlap. just held it. >> yep. >> it looks crazy sexy cool. >> reporter: some thought the new album would never happen. >> music fans around the world are mourning a loss this morning after the tragic death of group member lisa "left eye" lopes in a car crash in honduras. >> devastating. when i would talk about her speaking like she's still here.

it's always going to be a sore spot for us, because that was our sister. >> reporter: their new album out on june 30th came together in an unusual way via the crowdsourcing site kick-starter. contributions nearly $500,000 came streaming in from fans around the world, including some recognizable ones like bette midler and katy perry. >> we were so surprised when your peers get involved, too, it says a lot. >> reporter: but tlc has had such an impact on other artists that such support may come as less of a surprise than you might think. >> i went and met lady gaga from a song we did, and she started crying saying how we changed her life especially with songs like "pretty." i was like, wow, you're lady gaga. she's like, you don't understand, as a young girl who wanted to sing, and i felt like an outcast, you made me feel okay. >> reporter: to this day, they're covered by musicians of all different genres. >> hanson, they sing our songs.

♪ >> like, it's amazing. >> reporter: but for a career with so many highs, there were also unimaginable lows. at the height of their fame, they filed for bankruptcy, cheated, they say by unfair recording contracts. >> we're so broke we had to borrow money to go broke. lisa was dating andre rison, and he had to give us money to go broke. >> 15,000 apiece. we couldn't even afford to go broke. we paid him back. >> reporter: today the time feels right for a new chapter. ♪ >> reporter: tlc will headline the "i love the '90s" tour starting in july. and t-boz and chilli are generating much buzz for that upcoming album, releasing their video from way back with snoop dogg last week. for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york city. >> are you buying the tickets or am i? we are going.

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♪ ♪ all right, time for "the mix" starting with some very exciting news. nasa has detected 219 possible new planets, and ten of them may be like earth. >> oh, we have neighbors. >> yes. how cool is that? we could take a field trip. >> yes, let's do it. >> so, there's just one problem -- >> they hate us? >> maybe that too. but they're hundreds and thousands of light-years away. so still in the milky way. >> can't get there this morning? >> feeling a little more crowded today? >> it's going to take a little time. >> it's going to take us a while. >> okay. >> yes. >> you first? >> make sure you stop for a bathroom break on the way. so, we talked about this a little while ago, this die-hard green bay packer fan who met the

love of his life. it so happens that her last name is packer. he decided to take her last name. well, voila! we can show you that they went through -- >> mission accomplished. meet mr. packer and dr. packer who got married recently. >> no, he did not. >> oh, god. that was his suit? >> wow, that's even worse than some of the stuff you wear. >> yeah. i mean, well, he's a die-hard fan. i do question how much of a die-hard fan he is because they got married in chicago. >> i would question how much of a fan he is of her. if i am dr. packer at this point, i'm thinking do you even like me? or is just about my last name? >> if she's dr. packer, it's all about that title in front of her name. that's what i'm marrying into. >> or it's for love. >> or money. >> okay.

on to adorableness. this 4-year-old miami girl is going viral this morning for her kick-butt performance at her graduation. 4-year-old sophia apparently was very nervous for this performance of "moana" saying i don't want to do it, i'm so scared. see what happened. ♪ >> i think it's safe to say she got over her stage fright pretty quickly. >> yeah, she did. this is like you in the makeup room. >> it really is. we were just -- >> hit it! >> yeah, do it, sophia. >> do it. >> oh, my god, i love it. if we ever need a moana on broadway. we may have found her right there. >> scene from nebraska. raging bull. ♪

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this morning on "world news now," the late night protest. on the senate floor, democrats refusing to yield, demanding answers from republicans working on a new plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the overnight standoff as millions of americans fear losing coverage. the american student released from a north korean prison and sent back home in a coma has now died. there's growing concerns and calls for the u.s. to take action. we have the full story ahead. new this half hour, an attempted kidnapping on surveillance camera. >> hear why the cameras may have saved the victim after the attacker grabbed her by the hair while she was working alone. and things get heated on the bachelorette. but not steamy heat that we're used to seeing. rachel in tears when several suitors got dirty and down right nasty with each other. our chief senior "bachelor"

analyst is here to break it all down here on "the skinny. this is tuesday, june 20th. why can't we all get along? from abc news, this is "world news now." >> wow. >> it was men behaving badly apparently on bachelorette. >> we will have all that coming up for you. you know what's probably the popular business in washington, d.c. right now? >> what's that? >> the late night pizza places. it's an all-nighter right now. senate democrats holding a talkathon as it's called on the way the republican colleagues are crafting their replacement for obamacare. >> democrats held up the senate floor with a string of speeches as they called on republican leaders to lift the secrecy surrounding their health care plan on the gop's plan. >> abc's serene marshall is on top of this, here, in new york.

you're normally in d.c. covering this stuff. >> we dragged you here. so thank you for joining us. >> they held that floor for more than six hours tonight in protest. this is after the house gop bill passed, but senate republicans planned to take up their own legislation. that promise to push it forward, however, creating deep divides. >> reporter: it's a senate standoff, democrats taking over the floor, halting business as usual. >> what are you afraid of? bring that bill out. >> people are literally in tears on the phone. they are scared. and they are angry. >> the president of the united states called it mean. >> reporter: in a talk-a-thon effort to bring the republican health care bill out from behind closed doors. a group of 13 republican senators have been working on their repeal and replace of the affordable care act for weeks and hoped to get it to a vote before the end of the month. democrats furious over the secrecy. >> is the chair aware of the number of consecutive days in session and the number of hours that the senate considered hr-3590, the patient protection

and affordable care act? >> the secretary of the senate's office notes that hr-3590 was considered on each of 25 consecutive days of session and the senate library estimates approximately 169 hours in total consideration. >> 25 days of consecutive session on a bill that was partisan in the sense that republicans were angry with it. but we still had the courage to have a debate on the floor. >> reporter: hoping to force open discussion and a hearing. >> since this is a complicated bill to review the bill, will it be available to us and the public more than ten hours before we have to vote for it? >> i think we'll have ample opportunity to read and amend the bill. >> will it be more than ten hours? >> i think we'll have ample opportunity to read and review the bill. >> i rest my case. >> reporter: and it's not just democrats. republican marco rubio on cbs

sunday warning against rushing to a vote. >> the senate is not a place where you can just cook up something behind closed doors and rush it for a vote. >> reporter: rank and file republicans are still deeply divided over major parts of the bill, and virtually none of them have seen the draft yet. and republicans can only afford to lose two votes, you guys, and that includes vice president mike pence as the tiebreaker in order to pass this. >> now, we're not only debating the bill, we're debating when the bill should be released and when it should be voted on. >> uh-huh. >> so much for agreeing in washington. >> what's the most popular pizza place in washington? i think it's dominoes. >> to be delivered late. >> serena marshall, we appreciate you joining us. >> it's a big day for the republicans. voters are heading to the polls for a closely watched special election in georgia. >> the candidates spent more than $50 million making it the most expensive congressional race in history. jon ossoff is hoping to flip a

seat held by republicans for nearly 40 years. he's taking on karen handel endorsed by president trump. >> the race is considered by many as a referendum on the president trump and a preview of the 2018 mid-term elections. democrats need to flip at least 24 seats to reclaim the majority in the house. we will have the very latest on the results tomorrow morning right here on "world news now." and a growing number of lawmakers are calling on the west to respond forcibly to north korea after the death of american student otto warmbier. several are even calling it murder. abc's danya bacchus with the latest. >> reporter: just days after his release from north korean detainment, 22-year-old college student otto warmbier has died. his family saying he passed away surrounded by his family. warmbier was held captive in north korea more more than a year. sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster during a tourist stop there. >> i made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: just last week he returned home to ohio, carried off a medevac plane awake but

unresponsive. doctors saying he had extensive brain damage. his family saying he looked very uncomfortable. almost anguished. within a day, the countenance of his face changed. he was at peace, he was home, and we believe he could sense that. just days before he was released, the north koreans say warmbier contracted botulism and fell into a coma after taking a sleeping pill. his family never believed that explanation. >> there is no excuse for any civilized nation to have kept his condition secret and denied him top-notch medical care for so long. >> reporter: at the white house monday, president trump condemning the north korean regime. >> it's a brutal regime. and we'll be able to handle it. >> reporter: the family blames north korea for otto's death, saying the awful torturous mistreatment of our son at the hands of the north koreans ensured no other outcome was possible.

danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. police in fairfax, virginia do not believe the murder of a teenage muslim girl was a hate crime but instead a case of extreme road rage. investigators say the 17-year-old was among some 15 teenagers walking and riding bicycles to a mosque on sunday when a 22-year-old got into an argument with one of the boys. torres chased them with a baseball bat and ended up beating her to death. to the weather now, temperatures will be scorching. and in california and for that matter, much of the southwest. take a look. las vegas could reach 116 degrees today. phoenix, 119. just a few degrees shy of a record. but record highs may be set in palm springs and death valley. with temperatures in the triple digits, parents are reminded that playground equipment can burn children's skin. and drivers are being warned about scorching hot car interiors. and pet owners should be warned that hot pavement can burn the

paws of their pets. a new study shows killer heat waves are getting longer and more frequent. nearly one third of humanity currently experiences 20 days a year of record heat. and predicts that could rise to 75% of people worldwide global warming does continue. and a tweet from coca-cola may be all we need. sometimes things get a little crazy from the heat. >> here's a tweet. a map of a red hot philadelphia being cooled by a bottle of cherry coke and ice. the problem is today's forecast in pittsburgh, record heat followed by an ice-cold wave of ahhhh. >> yeah, small problem there. pittsburgh mayor tweeted his response saying i was elected to represent the people of pittsburgh, not philadelphia. if you notice, the map under the tweet was actually of philly. whoops. coming up in "the skinny",

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a brush fire near big bear, california has grown to 850 acres. and triggering a voluntary evacuation order. the so-called holcomb fire is threatening campgrounds, a lake and a local dump, but no homes are at risk. this fire is spreading rapidly, fueled by record-breaking heat and dry conditions. and police are still searching for an attempted kidnapper. caught on camera. this happened on surveillance camera, watch as a man grabs a baby boutique employee by her hair and tries to drag her into the back room of the store. he finally stopped after the woman told him there were surveillance cameras. luckily, the woman was not hurt. police are searching for that

man. there are more unanswered questions following the deadly collision between a u.s. destroyer and the massive container ship off of japan. the japanese company that owns the philippines flagged ship is not saying why it took nearly an hour to report the crash, or why the cargo ship kept going for ten miles after slamming into the "uss fitzgerald." seven american soldiers were killed. investigators are trying to figure out if negligence was to blame. and a man who spent 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the former chicago police officer who he says framed him. 49-year-old jose montaines was released from prison last year after serving more than two decades for a 1993 shooting. now, 70 cases of officer rinaldo rivera have been revied. and as a result, so far five men have been released from prison. >> everybody needs to be aware of this.

this happened. it's true. it's not something made up. this is what happened to me, and it's happened to a lot of other people. >> the lawsuit alleges that the then detective preyed on young latino men in order to close cases. chicago's law department spokesman says they have not yet seen the complaint. when we come back, our key senior "bachelor" analyst is here to break down the emotional episode. >> "the skinny" is next. the emotional episode. >> "the skinny" is next. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits "world news now" continues after this "world news now" continues

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in the meantime it feels like forever since we talked about abc's "the bachelorette." >> so our abc senior "bachelor" analyst now in the house. >> those are big shoes to fill. >> first time, long time here for the analyst here. where were we? 18 guys started this episode. that didn't last long. three guys got ousted straight-away. bryce, diggy, brady, they're out of here. >> see ya. >> all right. 15 guys left. roll that beautiful "bachelorette" footage. off to hilton head, south carolina they go. this is hilton head island, the number one best island in the continental u.s., according to travel and leisure magazine. >> uh-huh. >> hilton head island, home of great golf courses and "the

bachelorette." maybe unfortunately for hilton head island. next, started off with a one on one date with dean and rachel. >> his eyes are dreamy. >> no doubt. well, they were even more dreamy when they went up some the goodyear blimp. >> how cool is that? >> it was pretty cool. dean doesn't particularly care for heights. but he warmed to the whole task. he hung in there, even did some driving of the blimp, et cetera, you get the idea. next they go to dinner. this is when dean told rachel about losing his mom. nothing like ending a date like this, a very successful date, i should add, with a concert they went to. dean is going to be around for a long time. next, the group date. >> group date. >> yeah. 13 guys on this, plenty of people. let's put it that way. and they have guy stuff going on, on board. but the real highlight of the whole thing was this spelling bee that they eventually got to. after all, this going on, on board the boat, the spelling

bee, let's just say it was not the scripps national spelling bee that we all know and love. coming in, there's the winner, josiah. they presented him with a cup, a trophy and stuff like that. he was parading the cup like he was on the pitch at wembley stadium. >> or lord stanley. >> exactly, exactly. rather have that than anything else. next, that night is when the drama really kicked off. this is the new producer's pick. now that waboom is out of there. lee's kicking up all sorts of controversy. kenny is having issues with lee. these guys are just never going to get along, let's put it that way. things are apparently going to come to a head next week on "the bachelorette." blood is shed. there was a "to be continued" at the end of this.

however, before we end here, next kiss count, kiss count. >> ooh. >> whoa. >> the kiss count this week -- >> hello -- >> ends at five. she's gettin' there. next week a bachelorette double dip. >> ooh. >> monday night and tuesday nights right here on abc. hopefully we can thin this crowd out a little bit. and get rid of some of these guys. >> speaking of that, analyst out. thank you, jack. >> thank you very much, jack. happy news now for bachelorette nation, shall we? a lot to take in. carly waddell and evan bass fell in love and got engaged last season on "bachelor in paradise", shocker, right? the couple said "i do" on saturday in mexico. >> other members of the bachelor family attended.

nick and vanessa. carly and evan, read vows for 20 minutes. >> all right. we've seen tons of pictures of michelle and barack obama vacationing around the world since leaving the white house. but it's not all about beaches. and bay breezes. she's been keeping up by doing planks. >> impressive. >> that doesn't look that hard. >> oh, you don't think so? >> piece of cake. piece of plank. >> tell you what, why don't you do a plank while i read the rest of the story. >> challenge accepted. challenge accepted. >> okay. apparently the first lady said, in her instagram post, that's instagram spelled i-n-s-t-a-g-r-a-m. >> are you spelling it out? >> she used to host boot camp on weekends for close friends. very, very close friends. even though she's not in the white house anymore, she still

looks fantastic. >> how long is this? >> how you doing, kendis? >> i'm doing great, but this is the longest. >> you get crunches as well. s the longest. >> you get crunches as well.

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♪ come on come on come on snlts >> we are talking about marky mark who traded in his name and calvins for a producing career. he's doing all right. >> mark wahlberg sat down with abc's michael strahan to talk about his new "transformers" film, his family and football. >> thank you for coming and doing this with me. >> my pleasure. >> transformers, big fan. been watching them forever. this is not the transformers that we've seen in the past. >> no, i mean, even when people see the spots and they see that optimus has gone rogue, people are going crazy. >> for you, it's physical. because i saw the scene. >> uh-huh. >> what was that about? >> oh, god, that's my worst part of making transformers is most of the time you're in a harness

and strapped to cables and somebody's yanking you somewhere or flipping you around. that's the thing i hate the most. >> one thing i like about you is your post with your four kids, you congratulated your son mikey on his football season. you're a big football fan. you got to be proud. >> yeah, my wife who was nervous about football was like i can't wait until he gets the nfl draft and watch him get picked. i was like, let's make sure he has education. no, no way, he's going to the draft. >> maybe he gets drafted by the giants. how do you feel about that? >> i'd be okay with that. and i'd put a giants hat on. >> we got it on camera. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> that is a big confession for someone from massachusetts. >> who's a die-hard patriots fan. you know that his kid will only be drafted by the pats if he goes into the nfl. don't miss our updates on facebook.

making news in america this morning, record-breaking heat for millions of americans. the high temperatures are already affecting flights today. we'll show you where it can hit 124 degrees. plus, a tropical storm watch is posted as a storm barrels towards the gulf coast tracking it all. senate standoff. overnight a marathon of protests from democrats holding speeches well into the overnight hours hoping to draw attention to what they call secrecy surrounding the republicans' push to repeal and replace obamacare. will this technique work? plus, this. >> people run for cover as a helicopter gets too close to an airport. hear what the pilot is saying this morning. and a baby elephant falls into a pool. wait until you see what happens next.