actual key and tape it to the bottom of the box. >> that's so wrong. >> so he locks it up, leaves a clue, and hides. as soon as he walks in the room, suspicion. he's like what's going on. he reads the clue. the first thing he asks, call my phone. prove it. >> it's ringing. >> okay. now he knows it's on. ends up finding up there and eventually goes to the fridge. >> never going to find it. >> he starts digging into the first one. i think you're wondering why doesn't he dump out all the ice cream. >> that's wasteful. >> there you go. he does do is ropes in his buddies. >> that's nice. she's sharing. sharing in the misery. >> further down the line you can see he doesn't look too good. >> i'm going to be so sick after this. eventually you can see it's a massacre of ice cream across the table. >> but then --

>> i think he's going to throw up. no. no! >> hey. >> finds the key. runs into the bedroom. he's so excited. but -- >> open the box. >> open it then. >> until eventually he's like, oh, wait. >> the third right here. >> oh, yeah. the third clue. >> oh, my goodness. >> video ends with what looks like a good beating. >> stop. stop. that's our show for today. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com or join us for the next brand new episode of "rtm."

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plead for his freedom. >> he's not going to try to retry the case. he's done a lot of positive things in prison. >> count two, guilty, count three, guilty. >> reporter: simpson's botched 2007 attempt to recover sports memorabilia he says belonged to him. he was sentenced to 33 years for armed robbery and kidnapping. simpson telling an earlier parole board he's a model prisoner. >> i've not had any incidents. despite the stories in the t tabloids. >> reporter: it's been over 20 years since his infamous acquittal for the murder of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. for goldman's father and sister, the parade of o.j.-related products, from "o.j. made in america" still stings. but nothing like imagining him free. what would that picture look like to you? >> disgust. >> he did a horrible, heinous crime, and i have no feeling except rot in hell. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc

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♪ skinny ♪ so skinny and, on your "skinny" this wednesday, we are starting things off with surprising news. daniel day-lewis has announced his retirement. >> say it ain't so. >> it is so. the 60 year old, a three-time oscar winner, didn't give a reason for the decision. >> he's considered one of the best actors of our time starring in "my left foot", "lincoln." "there will be blood", and "gangs of new york." he would immerse himself in character, staying in character even between scenes.

even when he left the set. dedication. >> we thought we'd take a look at some of his best and most memorable roles. >> we are met at this chosen ground. to settle for good and all! who holds sway over the five points? >> i drink your milk shake! i drink it up! >> it is a self-evident truth that things that are equal to the same thing are equal to each other. >> i can imagine him walking around the set. >> or going to the grocery store, staying in character like that. that would be odd. >> or seeing him at shake shack saying "i drink your milkshake! >> thanks. it's going to be $10.80. go ahead. >> he apparently became a butcher's apprentice and

listened to eminem records. to channel rage. that's what a lot of people do, i think. >> he confined himself to a wheelchair for "my left foot." >> that is serious dedication. >> that's old-school dedication. >> he only person to have three oscars for best actor. >> wow, interesting. i hope this next chapter is wonderful for you, mr. lewis. good news for fans of "the bachelor." "bachelor in paradise" will start to produce again. they have completed the investigation into alleged misconduct on set and found that the film did not support the claim. >> so the two at the center of the controversy, corinne and demario will be back when they begin shooting again, soon. the show hopes to be back on air before the end of the summer, right here on abc. our senior bachelor analyst

consultant, bachelor in paradise >> expert. bachelor guy. >> are we excited about this news? >> i don't have anything to say about this one. way too many legal details on this one. i'm going covfefe on this one. >> covfefe. >> forget it. >> he's staying away. >> that's why we pay him the big bucks. >> arm's length, baby. not even close. next? >> so what do you think? >> keep it movin'. >> we look forward to seeing more of jack's analysis of bachelorette. so the internet never misses a chance to make critiques. al sharpton at any posted this photo on father's day, and people began calling him out for his mirror selfie game. >> here he is with the side workout shot. >> and afro pic. >> he's got the afro pic. that's a nice smile. >> infinity.

>> yeah, okay. and there -- okay, now you're not supposed to show your whole body in the selfie. kev on stage posting a rant about how a lot of people --? how he feels. >> why do old people never know how to take selfies. they always show the phone in the mirror. it's like they got to be around a mirror so they can see. the phone always be showing you. the front-facing camera, al. look at the snapchats. >> oh, my. so the picture is so confusing, it looks like a 12 year old going to recess is in the background. doesn't it? he's showing down his slimmed-down self. he went from 305 pounds to more than 212. more than half his body weight. we can't help but throwback to the old g sharpton with the track suit. man. >> you've come a long way, baby. >> yes, he has.

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♪ american woman ♪ stay away from me ♪ american woman ♪ mama, let me be isn't lady liberty french? >> yeah, but lenny kravitz is always acceptable every day. no matter what. >> absolutely, i agree. >> we're talking about a true american woman, jackie kennedy onassis known for style and grace. it's no wonder people are so very interested when anything she owned hits the auction block. >> there's an accessory with a very special story. we are up all nightline. with our friend, byron pitts. >> reporter: the glitz, the glamour. first lady jackie kennedy. a woman of her time whose legend remains timeless. now some of her signature style

is up for sale. >> i've never been as excited. to handle and sell the jackie cartier tank watch. >> reporter: jackie's cartier tank watch hits the auction block at christie's. she received the watch from her brother-in-law to commemorate the 50-mile hike he took in palm beach in 1963. >> february 23rd, 1963. it has the time, 2:05 a.m., at the start of the hike and the end at 9:35 p.m. >> reporter: that hike, part of a trend sweeping the country at the time, a presidential challenge issued to americans nationwide. clint hill, co-author of the book mrs. kennedy and me. >> i had no athletic shoes to wear. i had no idea this was going to transpire. this hike. so i had to do the best i could. >> reporter: this isn't the first time jackie's memorabilia has been up for bidding. in march, a treasure trove of

letters sold for over $126,000. the first lady herself created this painting which is being sold along with the watch. the lot is expected to fetch up to six figures. but it's hard to say how much someone will pay for a piece of camelot. >> at the end of the day, when the gavel goes down, everything has a price. >> reporter: byron pitts. abc news, new york. >> i love history. >> it's a beautiful watch, apparently, it was given to her by her brother-in-law back in 1963, the range from $60,000 to $120,000 it could go for. i hope it works. >> who cares. it's jackie o's watch. >> if it doesn't work, is it really worth $120,000? >> yeah, it's jackie o. more updates -- this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. news

good wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm adrienne bankert. here are some of the top headlines we're following. on world news now. first tropical storm cindy dropping rain on the gulf coast. some areas getting as much as 12 inches. the governor of alabama has already declared a state of emergency. the full forecast ahead. the congressional seat remaining in the hands of the gop after a hard-fought and expensive race in georgia. republican karen handel thanked president trump for his support after defeating the democrat, jon ossoff. campaign spending hit a record $50 million. and president trump is visiting iowa today for the first time since being in office. he plans to tour a community college and speak about agricultural innovation. he'll wrap up the day with a make america great again rally. ♪ when i met you in the summer it officially started a few

hours ago. they are celebrating the longest day of the year already at stone henge, and we're celebrating right here on our set. it is summer. ♪ summer, summer, summertime >> on this wednesday, june 21st. from abc news, this is "world news now." favorite summer song. >> "happy" by pharrell. i don't know if it's summer. >> there's no summer in that song at all. >> it would be will smith's "summertime." i was just singing it. >> "she works hard for the money." that's by donna summer affiliation. >> i like sunshine, it makes me happy. i think of "happy" and pharrell. >> there it is. with summer comes the threat of tropical storms, and there is

already one about to hammer the gulf coast right now. >> really serious. on the radar, you can see heavy bands of rain coming ashore. there could be as much as 12 inches of rain, flooding likely. >> taking a live look at bourbon street in new orleans. it's a little bit wet, a little bit quiet. we have seen a few people with umbrellas, not drinks, not umbrella drinks. just umbrellas. >> it's a weekday. >> that doesn't mean nothing in new orleans. this image thanks to earthcam. there is already flooding in alabama on dauphin island. the governor announcing a state of emergency. >> and cindy expected to make landfall tomorrow near houston and continue to move northward. we get more from eva pilgrim. >> reporter: residents along the gulf coast already feel the effects of tropical storm cindy. heavy rain and waterspouts off florida beaches. >> nobody can go in the ocean today. >> reporter: and miles off the louisiana coast. >> it's blowing bad out here.

>> reporter: oil companies working to get workers off those rigs. in new orleans, officials are watching the storm's every move. >> the impact could really shift if that storm moves 20 or 30 miles in either direction. >> reporter: the big fear? flooding. >> it's not only going to bring us rain and wind but water. >> reporter: in st. charles parish, they're racing to protect homes. they're actually building a levee, an actual wall, four and a half feet up to keep the water from getting into this neighborhood. take a look at the water already. it's up to the edge of the bank. residents like alayna taking no chances. >> look at the water, what it looks like, it's not good. >> reporter: that tropical moisture stretching all the way to georgia. dozens evacuated from this flooded area. this is three quarters of a mile long. they'll be working through the night to get it ready. it's been raining here all month.

the ground is already saturated. so a very real concern as to how much it will flood. eva pilgrim, abc news. st. charles parish, louisiana. the gulf coast isn't the only place with extreme weather problems today. >> accuweather's paul williams is tracking it all. good morning paul. >> cindy causing big problems in the deep south. but heavy rain across the entire southeast and expected to make her impact along the texas/louisiana border. this is the path we're expecting wednesday and getting even closer and moving right inland by the time we get to early thursday morning. here's a wide scope of what's going to happen. we could see believe it or not, ten inches of rain, pensacola to gulf port. too much rain there, but not enough in the west with the dangerous heat cranking up with records being challenged. temperatures near 120, 110, up towards vegas and near 110 even up towards sacramento. and if that's not enough, we're

watching for severe thunderstorms to hit minneapolis. kendis? >> paul williams keeping busy at accuweather there. thank you, paul. senate republicans are determined to pass a health care bill designed to replace obamacare next week. despite push back from across the aisle, some have complained that it is shrouded in secrecy, and now the senate majority leader says a draft of the bill will be unveiled tomorrow. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: after months of frustration and concerns, americans worried about whether they'll lose their health coverage, at town halls across the country, senate republicans say their plan to repeal and replace obamacare is coming, but no one seems to know what's in it. >> haven't seen it. >> haven't seen it. how can i put my support behind it if i haven't seen it. >> reporter: has the president read the bill? >> i don't know if he's seen the legislation or not. >> reporter: after the president stood with republicans at the

white house celebrating when their health care bill passed. privately he told some republicans the bill was mean. >> he wants a bill that has heart in it. >> reporter: and democrats agree. >> for once on the topic of health care i find myself agreeing with the president. his health care bill is mean. >> reporter: for weeks, senate republicans have negotiated behind closed doors. there have been no hearings and no public debate. >> if this was going to be met with joy and satisfaction by the american public, would you hide it? no. >> reporter: it's still unclear exactly what's in the bill and why the process has been so secretive. this bill is bound to have a profound impact on the country. do americans have a right -- >> it's going to have a profound, positive improvement over the status quo. >> reporter: so do americans have a right to see these negotiations. >> it's simply unsustainable. >> reporter: do americans have a right to see this process? republican leaders say they plan

to release what they're calling a discussion draft of the legislation. but the big question remaining, will republicans have the votes to pass this? mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. breaking news now sending shock waves through saudi arabia. the royal succession of the important u.s. ally in the middle east, shaken up. king salman has named his son to be heir. it moves salman ahead of the nephew who had been first in line to the throne. he had met with president trump in march. back here at home, ten people have been injured in a bumpy flight to houston. a united airlines flight was going around tropical storm cindy and struck rough weather. ambulances were ready when it arrived in houston.

>> it was a lot of turbulence. the plane started moving violent. >> many people were crying. >> they were scared? >> many people like they, they, they jumped to the ceiling of the plane. >> the plane made a safe landing at george bush international airport. nine passengers and a member of the crew were taken to the hospital. all the injuries were minor, but experts warn to keep your seat belts buckled. to avoid being hurt by turbulence. one more aviation story as we travel more in the summer. boeing sees a dim future for the 747. company management saying it doesn't see much demand for really big aircraft going forward. airlines now prefer smaller, two-engine jets, hello? instead of large four-engine planes like the 747. however they expect to deliver two or three new 747s to serve as air force one. >> the queen of the sky. >> i'm a little sad about it. beautiful plane.

breaking news in the meantime from a different company. uber. its founder and ceo resigning overnight. travis kalanick helped build uber into a major transportation player. but a series of problems led to an investor revolt that made it impossible for him to stay at the company. kalanick says he's stepping aside so uber can go back to building rather than being distracted. and a word to those thinking about starting a family. >> the longer you wait, the more likely your sons will be geeks. by that, a british study finds that the male offspring of older fathers are brighter, more focussed and less worried about fitting in. those all seem like really good things. the age of the mothers didn't seem to make a difference. >> this is a best-of of geeks on tv. erkle's my favorite. and daughters didn't seem to be affected by how old their fathers were. one reason could be is that the fathers who wait the longest to

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>> keepin' it cool. what's going on? >> summer solstice. you might think memorial day is the first day of summer, but it is today. pop quiz. what does summer solstice stand for? >> it means sun's out, guns out. there goes -- is that gronk? >> it's when the sun reaches the highest point of the year, the tropic of cancer, it's when it hits the tropic of cancer and it happens at the same time every year, just happened 12:24 a.m. eastern. the same time all over the world. >> all over the world. in each time zone. >> 12:24. every time zone. you can see how long your day is going to be. here in new york, any guesses on the time? >> how much daylight. >> how many hours of daylight are we going to have in new york? >> i'm going to say we're going to get a good 15 hours of daylight. >> i say 16 1/2.

>> it's exactly 15 hours, five minutes. 35 seconds. one of the biggest celebrations of summer solstice. stone henge, thousands of people turning out to watch the sun rise. it's a celebration of a pagan holiday. and one of those markers. you can watch the sun rise come up right through that marker every summer soltice. >> this is when the aliens come back, right? and that's where they go? >> no it's a celebration of the harvest time. it's all linked to food. really the rest of us actually eat, kendis. >> what else is there to do on this day? >> there's celebrations all over the world. but on the southern hemisphere, it's actually their shortest day of the year, and they celebrate it with an arctic plunge. of course these folks coming out and plunging nude. >> oh, wait, could we get a closeup? >> no, we're not getting a closeup. >> can we slow-mo this video?

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family vacations can be costly, and if you give in to the kids' every whim, it may actually break your budget. here are some games to help kids become a little more familiar with spending. with us is our money expert. vera gibbons. we can make this fun. >> you can make it fun. >> and not costly. >> that's the objective. >> how do we do this? >> trip guesstimates. this is the first game. before you go on vacation,

explain to the kids, we've saved up for vacation, we've got the vacation fund, this is where we're going, this is where we're staying, this is what we're going to do, this is what we're going to eat, any idea how much this is going to cost? >> you say this to the kids? >> you tell this to the kids and they write do you know their estimate. the child with the closest estimate wins a prize. it's a really good lesson in showing kids, we budgeted for this, we planned ahead, and that's why this vacation is possible. >> so much for the impulse buys ahead. >> impulse buys are a bad thing. >> what's deal masters? >> deal masters. as you know, there's discounts on everything from the museum entries to the parks to discounted meals. this game, i would suggest you have the kids play also in advance, but they could probably do it on the road, too. where are the best discounts? how much are we saving? have them go to sites like groupon. or living social.

just to find what deals are locally available. and then once the kids come up with the best choices and options for the family, they get something. >> and that's, i guess that's one way of avoiding the budget busters. >> this is the impulse buys you were talking about. the budget busters. so along the road when you're stopping for gas, you're buying chips, soda, energy drinks. junk. >> sugar high. >> those are the budget busters. you don't want to do that. i'm trying to show the kids the impulse buys add up. some may spend $10, some $20. i would say the person who spent the least of the incidentals could get a portion of the one who spent the most. because these budget busters add up. the point of all this is that budget busters are not a good idea. >> so you're basically playing mind tricks on your kids. >> it works. >> there's a little bit of a delayed gratification. >> right. so this is, i'm thinking airports here, kendis, because you're sitting around, there's

delays. the kids are antsy, bored, it could lead to buys at the airport that are not relevant buys. you're just buying stuff. from a family perspective, you say why don't we hold off on the buys here and buy something more meaningful when we get to the destination. that we can remember. here you are saying hold off on stuff you don't need, go to experience. >> in other words, bribe your kids. >> you are putting words in my mouth. >> what about the souvenir savings? >> they give kids dollar bills if you're not whining or beating up your brother. that type of thing. i think the point of all this is to show kids that money is something you earn, not just handed out. parents set a bad example when they hand over the credit card and say eh, get what you want. >> those are the kids who end up in debt in college. thank you for the advice. make it fun.

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♪ music bumps there, all back to back. and we're back. we're kicking things off with an unusual parking job. >> or just an unusual accident. how in the world does this happen? the nevada highway patrol showing a picture of this abandoned car on top of a large rock. it's in the middle of the desert. and they said that the person who drove their car into a rock >> leaving a concert festival there. >> yeah, this morning, wants their car back. come talk to the troopers to get it back.

>> just imagine, though, you're leaving that carnival there, that show, and seeing this image. trippy. >> i think somebody may have done it as a prank. i think -- >> an art project. >> or art, yes. >> oh, my. >> abandoned car art. >> that is nevada's picasso. it's beautiful. >> i think they did it as a stunt, and then they jumped in their friend's car and went home. now to some crazy kids jumping into the world book of records. >> so there are 14 kids in all. this is from a school in japan. this is not time lapse video. this set a new guinness world record for most skips over a single rope. any guesses on how many? 225 times in just 60 seconds. >> that is impressive. i could watch that for like ten minutes. >> it's dizzying.

>> it's like a give. >> a jif even. >> i call it a gif. i might be completely wrong. it's one of those things that you want to see over and over again. it looks like it is sped up. >> it's the gif that keeps on going. and that sound, man, that's not annoying. that's awesome. you have to check this out. you've heard about the guy that walks into a bar. >> mm-hm. >> how about a koala who walks into a diner. >> so a friendly koala has given diners a pleasant surprise when it strolls into a diner in australia. in adelaide's east area. nobody was really fazed by it. >> he's so cute. >> i hope he didn't walk out on his check. >> i would love to see a crocodile.

from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's a frame. it's just a freeze, it's like that right before she turns her head to go in for the hug. >> it was right before she completely rejected him. >> no. no. we're not going to start that. >> we're going to break it down a little later on. what a photo. but first breaking news out of georgia, a significant victory for the gop in a congressional race that captured national attention and triggered a record-breaking, multi-million dollar advertising campaign. >> many expected a photo finish here, but it wasn't. republican karen handel defeated democrat jon ossoff in the district held by the gop for nearly four decades. it was largely seen as a referendum on n e the tr idency and a win for democrats would have rattled washington ahead of the mid term we're covering it all.