it's real. >> second video. >> oh. >> how do they do that? do they cook it? is that a cooked peach? >> yes. there you go. i think that's what you might be seeing. like it's been blanched. >> something has been done to this peach to make the skin peel off. >> we have to call fake on it? >> no, they did something to make it really come off. i'm not sure what that something was. >> i think it's real. >> i'm going real, too. >> they messed with the peach, but it's a real video? >> yeah. i think we all agree it's been messed with. >> all right. real. what's the deal? >> that was definitely real. you guys are dying to know how. so was i. i had to look it up and see how do you perfectly peel a peach. what it is, you have your peach, boil it for 30 seconds, sub mersubmerge it in an ice bath, when it cools down, you can peel it like this. it's real. >> video number three --

♪ >> oh. he wants us to believe he threw it and it didn't spill out? we're supposed to think he opened that can. you see the liquid inside. you even hear him sip it, he does the whole water bottle toss, and nothing spills out. >> fake. you see him open it up on camera the soda off camera. >> i'm going fake, too. >> fake. >> i had to take a closer look at this one. i slowed it down to see if it's been staged. the flip did look a little weird. i think we all agree this is fake for sure. >>hanks for joining u today. we'll see you on t next brand-new

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tense moments caught on camera at a tampa apartment building. a dog was dangling from an apartment balcony. people were holding a sheet when it suddenly dropped, you see there. the dog landed on the blanket and appeared to be okay. >> wow. >> good heads-up move on those folks. day two of jury selection gets under way this morning in denver in a civil trial pitting taylor swift against a former deejay. swift accuses david mueller of groping her during a photo shoot. he is countersuing swift for getting him fired and blackballed from the industry. both were in the courtroom yesterday, seated just 12 feet away from each other. so far, no jurors have been seated and two prospects have already been eliminated. meanwhile in a courtroom in boston, "top chef" host pat malachi will testify that she was petrified when her van was surrounded by teamsters as she tried to cross a picket line. four teamsters members are accused of using threats and violence to shut down the filming of "top chef" for using

nonunion drivers. and hackers are now demanding several million dollars in ransom from hbo. they've posted what appears to be scripts from five episodes of "game of thrones," including one upcoming episode. they've also included a month's worth of e-mails from the network's ce president of of sensitive internal documents. hbo says it's working with police and cybersecurity experts. and a pair of backpackers got a little too close to nature in california. >> yeah, i'd say so. they found themselves in a rather lengthy staring contest with that guy, the mountain lion. they froze, and luckily for them, the cat held its ground while the hikers tried to figure out what to do next. >> what are we supposed to do? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't think you're supposed to run. >> the pair eventually backed away slowly. both men said they didn't sleep

we that night. in fact, they were so shaken, they actually made good-bye videos for their loved ones. >> a biologist told the hikers the mountain lion probably just finished hunting and wasn't interested in them. oh, yeah, all right, thanks. >> however, having watched enough online videos of people who turn their backs on big cats, that i can tell you is a thing you're not supposed to do. >> this was in sequoia national park. not to stare at them or not to turn your back? >> don't turn your back! >> okay. apparently, they also knew not to run and try to make loud noises. that helps. >> you're supposed to make loud noises? >> yeah. they knew don't run and try to make loud noises. >> so, just sneak away and act like the cat did not actually see you is not -- >> just hoping that he didn't -- do you think he notes us? i don't really think he does. but in all those videos that we've seen, you've seen the gentleman zells that are running away from the cats. they could have gotten away. >> oh, sure, that sounds safe. >> huge. coming up "the bachelor"

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♪ skinny ♪ skinny, so skinny "skinny" time, and it is all over on abc's "the bachelorette." another emotional season in the books. >> and you know what i learned? true love is walking by a woman's eyelashes for two days. that's what i learned from "the bachelorette" last night. >> i'm very confused. >> jack is here to break it all down and explain why, the significance of the eyelash. >> that is absolutely impressive. this is the first prop we've had. we waited until the season finale for the prop. >> yes, yes. >> that's good. that's good. all right, i'm going to put that

right next to the rose. >> wonderful. >> where it belongs. >> great! >> let's just remind everybody where we were. >> those are not mine, by the way. >> the rioja region of spain. three dudes left for the final rose cemony, ic, ban and peter. eric got the boot. >> bye, eric. >> so much for that, yep. the guy was total class on the way out. he actually -- they expressed love for each other. he thanked rachel for basically having him on the show. no bitterness, no hate, hasta la vista. eric. next, peter and rachel. this was emotional. you want to talk emotion, there it is. peter could never quite get there and say, you know, i'm ready to do this thing, i'm ready to propose, et cetera, et cetera. he says "i don't feel i'm ready to ask you to marry me tomorrow." well, that didn't sit very well with rachel. and despite the fact that they expressed love for each other,

no one was budging from their positions. that's usually not good in situations like this. rachel down the stairs, out the door, into the rain. peter, see ya! they go their separate ways. >> it was so sad! >> it was so wrong. >> yeah. the first thing you do is just take your sweater off and cry into it. uh! that was that. all right, next. with peter and eric on the way -- gone -- >> who's it going to be then? >> that only leaves brian. >> ooh, the suspense! >> he wore a brightling watch to a very windy setting that they had. it looked like -- it sounded like an engine was blowing on them. but he eventually -- he had to do it. let's put it that way. here's the big moment. >> oh. >> ah! i can't -- [ laughter ]

>> rachel lynn lindsey, will you be mine forever? >> it's so pretty, yes! >> and marry me? yes! give it to me. it's so pretty. >> and there you go! >> so, she -- >> i would just like to know, there was no, i love you, i can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you. >> no. >> it was give me the ring. >> yeah. >> give me the ring, the ring is really -- >> and she gave up a shot at love for a ring, basically. >> yeah, yeah. >> because she could have had love with eater, but -- >> maybe she does have love with brian. she was into him the whole time. >> by the way, we're starting to run out of time here, so we've got to get to this part. >> yep. >> way back when this whole ordeal started on memorial day, the analysts made his prediction. let's hear the prediction. >> who was it? >> ooh. >> the analyst predicts brian will be the winner. >> ooh! >> brian and rachel -- >> whoa! >> -- are engaged. >> yes, let's just get that right, brian and rachel are

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♪ work, work, work, work should really mention really quickly, peter walked by rachel's eyelashes for two days after he dumped her, so that's what the eyelash was all about. but we have rihanna, because putting in some work, or at least her designer was, when they made this little outfit there. look at that gal. >> she went all out with this carniv carnivale-style outfit and turquoise hair in her native barbados. >> caribbean pride. this was a festival in barbados, rihanna celebrating in the streets, like so many other people there, a parade topping off the festivities. everyone loving her look online,

especially those crystal eyes, fishnets, nude tights. how's my accent? did it come back? >> yeah, i like it. i liked how you said carnivale. >> carnivale. rihanna putting in work. >> she's work, work, working that outfit, i'll tell you that. next up, a man who needs an outfit, channing tatum spreading some cheer around kentucky. here he is at a state trooper barracks, posing with police in a trooper initiative. >> quite a big get for that launch. the day before, channing stopped by the windy corner market but came with a gift, giving a free harley-davidson bike to an employee at the restaurant because it was her 20th birthday. >> very nice! and tatum is currently promoting his new movie "logan lucky," and is apparently on a cross-country tour promoting that. we will see where he ends up next. >> yeah, not bad. bringing some gifts here. next to casting news and an

amazing hollywood project on the life of lucile ball. amazon has apparently bought the biopic "lucy and desi." >> aaron sorkin has written the script and cate blanchett has signed on for to play the lead. >> i like that. >> no word on who will co-star with the oscar-winner. they are still looking for someone to play desi arnez and vivian vance as well as william frawley. >> fred and ethel, of course. >> fred and ethel on "i love lucy". coming up, the revelation that princess leia has another title to her name. she is intergalactic royalty, but also a senator, a general, and now some are learning for the first time, she's a doctor. >> apparently, nobody knew this until one fan went back and listened to the dvd commentary at the beginning of "a new hope," the original "star wars," where george lucas says that leia was 19 and had just gotten her ph.d. she posted that info online and it's blown up with everyone rethinking the entire "star

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good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane ma sadio. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." the u.s. is bracing for another round of severe weather heavy rains and high winds spawned a possible tornado in maryland, carving a path of destruction. it even uprooted trees, flipped cars. we have the forecast ahead. government scientists say americans are feeling the impact of climate change right now. an unreleased report obtained by "the new york times" found that the average temperature in the u.s. has gone up dramatically since 1980, and human activity is largely to blame. the polls are open in kenya with more than 1,800 elected positions up for grabs, including the presidency. many of the country's 20 million

registered voters have waited in line for hours to cast their ballots. and ten years after his last swing, barry bonds says he wished he could have played one more season. bonds, you'll recall, left the game surrounded in steroid allegations and with a record 762 home runs. those are some of our top stories we're following this tuesday. it's august 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody, on this tuesday. we're going to start with the severe weather that is battering much of the east coast. >> maryland in particular is recovering this morning from the brunt of that storm's force after what's believed to have been a tornado blasted through the city of salisbury, tossing cars around parking lots like they were toys. >> yeah, look at those dramatic images there. and look at the radar, which shows a band of powerful storms stretching nearly 1,200 miles, from the deep south straight up into the northeast. abc's gio benitez starts us off.

>> reporter: powerful winds tossing cars like toys in salisbury, maryland, a possible tornado ripping through this town. >> oh! >> reporter: the driver of this car escaping with minor injuries, walls caving in, roofs shredded in this parking lot, all part of a storm system stretching all the way to texas. in san antonio, a race to save residents trapped in high water after more than 4 inches of rain fell in just three hours. >> water's just about going over the hood and i have one hispanic male sitting on the roof trying to get rescued. >> reporter: crews reaching that man, helping him crawl to safety, rescuers responding to more than 20 calls in all. dangerous lightning striking throughout the state, sparking this house fire outside dallas. a family of five sleeping inside just grateful to be alive. >> life is more important. all this can be replaced. >> reporter: this after a weekend of violent weather, three twisters striking the tulsa area, including this ef-2, winds up to 130 miles per hour on the ground for nearly seven

miles, more than two dozen injured. this shopping center ripped apart. >> friday, they had patrons in it, and the roof collapsed. >> reporter: customers and employees inside this friday's restaurant narrowly escaping, warnings going out by cell phone and weather radio, but those twisters moved through so quickly, officials say they didn't have time to sound the sirens. back in maryland, a community left picking up the pieces. and in maryland, thankfully, no serious injuries have been reported. crews are still trying to restore power there, and officials are still trying to figure out if that was, indeed, a tornado. more rough weather is ahead. gio benitez, abc news, new york. and as the eastern u.s. braces for more storms, the west is facing another near-record day of heat. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us now. it's a pretty busy day, paul. good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. we're looking for rounds of storms to continue to cause problems for the tennessee valley region, the southeast, going into the south-central part of the country, including dallas, houston, heavy showers, likelihood of flooding because of daily storms in new orleans,

atlanta, nashville, raleigh, jacksonville, possibly just shy of the tampa area. but not just there. we're concerned about widespread scattered showers that's going to reach throughout portions of the rocky mountains region, going into all of colorado, utah, into idaho and into the western slice of montana. then for the northwest, looking for storms to reach into montana and idaho, but look for smokey and hot conditions to continue for tuesday with near record heat that will kick in for us. then through friday, we'll have a high pressure system that will become stronger. dry air flow and more dangerous breathing conditions. kendis, diane? >> yeah, temperatures in the 90s today in portland. paul, thank you. a third boy scout has died after a tragic sailing accident in east texas. 11-year-old thomas larry was unresponsive after a cat marianne carrying three scouts collided with a power line and caught fire. thomas was riding with two older eagle scouts, ages 17 and 16, both of whom died at the scene. you can see a vigil there in remembrance of those young boys.

president trump will be briefed on the opioid crisis today as he continues his working vacation in new jersey. it's been 200 days since he took office and he's now on the defensive over new declining poll numbs. that new cnn poll shows the number of republicans who strongly approve of the president fell 14 points in six months. still, the president dismissed the polls as fake news, tweeting "the trump base is far bigger and stronger than ever before." attorney general jeff sessions is blasting a lawsuit over the justice department's crackdown on so-called sanctuary cities. the city of chicago is challenging a move by the trump administration to withhold certain grants from jurisdictions that limit cooperation with immigration authorities. now, the mayor there, rahm emanuel, says they won't be blackmailed into changing the city's values. >> chicago will not let our residents have their fundamental rights isolated and violated. >> unfortunately, cooperation too often around the country has

been impeded by the policies of a lot of cities, councils, and mayors. they're not protecting law-abiding citizens. they're protecting the criminals. >> well, sessions says chicago simply must comply with the law or forego taxpayer dollars. but the lawsuit argues that the government cannot unilaterally set new conditions without congressional approval. a former arizona tech worker faces charges that he tried to sell information to a mexican drug cartel. prosecutors say robert miller asked an informant for $2 million. in exchange, he allegedly planned to provide the cartel with computer access to track law enforcement. miller worked for honeywell. the company says he was fired for reasons not related to the case. 16 years after the 9/11 terror attacks in new york, the remains of another victim has now been identified. the identity of the 1,641st victim was discovered through dna retesting of remains recovered at ground zero in 2001. it's the first time in more than two years, actually, that a

previously unknown victim has th man's family wants to keep his identity private. about 40% of those killed, more than 1,100 victims, still remain unidentified. google has fired an employee behind a controversial memo criticizing its diversity policies. senior engineer james demore says he was fired after writing a memo on women in tech jobs on biological differences, not discrimination. that memo created a firestorm on social media and google's ceo accused him of advancing harmful gender stereotypes. demoore is now threatening to sue, saying the tech giant is intolerant of right-leaning views. as you know, many married couples renew their vows, but usually not on their honeymoon. >> mikaela and taylor flowers walked down the aisle again, courtesy of southwest airlines. a flight attendance had the couple repeat their vows. >> the bride wore a crown made from a bag of chips and toilet

paper for the veil. the couple was serenaded with music over the intercom. >> hmm. spent all this money on a ceremony and now they could have just done it all on the honeymoon, huh? >> they could have done it right there on southwest where bags fly for free. >> the toilet paper is a nice touch. >> it is. >> they didn't have to charge extra for that, i hope? >> they renewed their vows, to always fly southwest and to put our small carry-on bags under the seat, not in overhead bins. relationship goals. coming up, dating worlds collide. why digital dating apps are looking to more analog methods of helping singles find the one. could speed dating combined with the high-tech apps be the perfect formula? first, a model who traveled to another country for a potential job, allegedly kiped by gting drugged, packed into a suitcase and chained up for six days before getting away. what she's saying now about the ordeal. you're watching "world news now." w."

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charged with making online threats to blow up two indiana high schools. he's also accused of making cyber threats to underaged females and producing child pornography. now, prosecutors say that his goal was to become the worst cyber terrorist that ever lived. and we're hearing for the first time from the british model who says she was drugged, stuffed in a bag, and kidnapped in italy. >> yeah, that model is expected to meet with police today to talk about her ordeal. here now is abc's elizabeth hur. >>eporter: smiles and relief from british model chloe ailing, finally back home in london after surviving what authorities say was a bizarre kidnapping in italy. >> i've been through a terrifying experience. i fled for my life, second by second, minute by minute, hour by hour. >> reporter: reading from a prepared statement, the 20-year-old told an italian reporter she's grateful to be alive but still in shock. >> i've just arrived home after four weeks of being in italy, and i haven't had the time to gather my thoughts. >> reporter: ayling told police she traveled to milan for what

she thought was a photo shoot, but men posing as photographers drugged her with a powerful succeed mine and then bound and stuffed into a suitcase, police say the men put her into the trunk of a car, drove her to a remote cabin near the french border and held her there, handcuffed to furniture for six days until she was finally released. according to investigators, the suspects used accounts on the dark web, an encrypted part of the internet not accessible through normal browsers, demanded the model's agent pay more than $300,000 to stop them from selling her as a sex slave. police say they recovered a flyer from the cabin where she was held advertising an online criminal network, and now they have a polish man in custody with suspected ties to online sex trafficking. police say they have evidence confirming their suspect spent time with the model, but the suspect has "a different

perspective" of the events. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> such a bizarre story. ayling reportedly told police that she was told the gang behind all this was called black death. >> so, apparently, this gang, she says, has a rule where they would not kidnap moms, and when they learned that she had a child back home waiting for her, that's when th said that they would let her go. so -- >> that was one of their -- kidnapping, sex slave, yes, yes, yes, but if you're a mom, they're not going to keep you. >> what a bizarre story. of course, investigators will continue on this and we will continue monitoring their developments. all right, coming up, dating in numbers. >> see how dating apps are changing the game with the revolutionary idea of speed dating. revolutionary. never been done before. >> speed dating? >> wait, but they're putting a new twist on it. >> oh, they're going to put them in their myspace top eight? >> we'll tell you all about it, coming up on "world news now."

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♪ i love to go out fishin' ♪ oh, i love to go out fishing in a river or a creek ♪ ♪ but i don't enjoy it half as much as dancing cheek to cheek ♪ >> ah, yes. ♪ dance with me >> you know what you need to dance cheek to cheek? >> what do you need? >> another person, or at least another cheek. >> that's kind of tough. you're just going to leave that hanging out there for me to go with? >> i was kind of curious to see what direction you'd take it. but you know, a lot of things are better with another person. >> yeah. >> particularly a date. >> true. but the world of online dating has made finding a physical connection a little more difficult for some people, and those app companies are now looking to an old trick. mm, speed dating, remember that?

we're "up all nightline" with t.j. holmes. >> i'd go for something more romantic, like a pink? >> shan-shan boo is getting ready for a big night out in san francisco. >> probably not appropriate for tonight. maybe if there's a third date. >> reporter: she's dressing to impress for a first date. >> so, i think i'm going to go with this dress. i like that it has a little flair, so i can stand out. >> reporter: but she won't be wining and dining with just one eligible bachelor. >> i'm feeling excited but also a little nervous because i don't know what to expect. >> reporter: she's spending the evening with a room full of them. shan shan is a member of the league, an elite dating app that's part of a growing trend, online matchmaking services taking their efforts offline, bringing their most eligible users together at exclusive posh events. because even though it may seem that the competition is between the daters, it's also heating up between the apps. >> as a dating coach, i am asked every day, which dating app should i get on?

there is so much competition amongst the different dating apps. to get the dater's attention and business. >> reporter: the online dating industry is worth big money, over $2 billion a year. but the grandma jorrit of dating apps don't turn a profit as they struggle to find a user base against behemoths like tinder, which one survey estimates is used by one out of four online daters. >> these dating app events are actually allowing certain apps to stand out. >> reporter: tonight, shan shan is going a trendy warehouse dinner party hosted by the league. >> i decided to join the league because a friend of mine told me about this app where everybody was very smart, career driven, and vetted. so, i downloaded it, and i was put on a wait list. i eventually got in, and it was exactly what i thought it would be. today's matches, we've got jay. he seems fun. he has a puppy. so, i would say yes.

oh, and it's a home run. that means he matched with me. >> reporter: while some app daters might think meeting irl seems old-school, to shan shan, it makes perfect sense, helping her maximize her time and narrow in on a potential love interest. >> in real life, people look different than they do in pictures, and you can see someone's vibe. you can see the way they treat people. you can see the way they interact with you, the way they look at you, and those are such huge things that makes me like someone. >> reporter: as the event kicks off with a cocktail hour, the alcohol and the conversations start to flow. for the apps, these events are also an attempt to swipe away dater apathy. more people than ever are looking to apps to find a match, one in five young adults, but only 12% of new relationships started online, and one-third of digital daters have never actually gone on a date with someone they met on an app. >> so, our seating arrangement for this evening was determined based off of our user

preferences. we have an algorithm that tells us what someone's looking for. >> reporter: the daters chat over salads and get over any trepidation. >> i didn't know what to expect. she seems really nice. >> reporter: there are some hits, some misses -- >> i'm actually very smart. i promise. >> reporter: but when the main course is served, it's time to switch it up. >> all of the men stand up, and you are actually going to shift down six spots. >> reporter: and shan shan is surrounded by several new potential matches. >> i wonder if i've ever seen you. >> all right, let's do this, why not? >> that's a great picture. >> reporter: by the end of the night, everything is just desserts for shan shan. >> very good. >> that was really interesting. it was like a house party, but the house party was perfect. i think this is probably one of the best nights i've had this year. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm t.j. holmes in new york. >> all right, what do you think? >> i don't know. it seems a little bit old-school. the whole idea of the dating apps is, i think, is not to have

the interpersonal relationship with somebody. >> wouldn't want that. wouldn't want to actually talk to a real person. >> no, it defeats the purpose. >> okay. >> it defeats the purpose.

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location. so, take a gander at the very posh presidio terrace neighborhood in san francisco, an enclave of the rich, the famous, and after today, the furious. >> i was always under the impression that it's our street. >> reporter: presidio terrace is one of those rare private drives in san francisco. residents owe the city property taxes of $14 a year, but when after three decades that payment fails to arrive in the city treasury -- >> state law is very strict. if people fail to pay their property taxes for more than five years, we must offer the property for auction. >> reporter: that's what happened in 2015. real estate investor michael cheng and his partner won the street in a public auction with a bid of just more than $90,000. he spoke with us today while on vacation in boca raton, florida. >> at the moment, we are really looking to hold on to this. you know, property like this just don't come along often in san francisco. >> reporter: but it's not so simple.

residents here say they never got a bill from the city. instead, they say the city was sending a bill to an accountant who stopped representing them in the 1980s. how could they ever know? >> there should have been notice to the residents. >> we mailed to the address of record. so, it is always the property owner's responsibility to keep their information up to date. >> reporter: so, now the presidio terrace homeowners will appeal to san francisco's board of supervisors, and mr. cheng? well, for all they know, he may start charging them to park on what used to be their own private street. >> well, flabbergasted! >> reporter: who isn't? in san francisco, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> $90,000 for that, the street, the sidewalks, every bit of common ground in that private development. >> that was being popular wit. a a lot of celebrities live there. can you imagine just buying your street and your block? >> it would be kind of fun to do it just to tell some senior politician, no, no, no, you

can't park here, sorry. >> no, sorry. >> it's against the law. >> yeah. >> the one you

this morning on "world news now," a massive search under way for a cop killer. >> the rookie officer was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop. heavily armed officers are now going door to door. we'll have the latest in the search. and north korea threatening revenge on the united states after tough, new sanctions from the united nations. the north is making it clear that its nuclear program is not up for negotiation. our reporter standing by. then, we're watching tropical storm franklin lashing mexico's yucatan peninsula with heavy rains and gusty winds as another powerful storm pushed through the east, lifting cars off the ground. >> wow! >> we'll have the accuweather forecast. and finally, a solution for guys who love their partners

just enough to physically go to the mall but not enough to actually shop with them. from the makers of the man cave and irreconcilable differences comes husband storage, because you have enough children already. it's tuesday, august 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "wor news now." >>usband storage, huh? >> husband storage, yes! isn't that what the bar is? >> touche. story solved. that's what i think, right? >> we'll find out. >> i always wondered when you go to the mall and see the husbands and significant others that are just sitting there on a bench, you know, playing with their phone. >> you've got to love the bench. this is the husband-boyfriend seating area. >> exactly, as opposed to just going to the bar and hanging out while waiting. >> most malls don't have one, so -- >> well, that's true. >> we'll see how that mall solved the problem. but we start off with a developing story, an intense search in missouri for an alleged cop killer.

>> authorities in and around clinton, south of kansas city, have been going door to door, as you can see there. they're trying to track down a man who is charged with the murder of a rookie police officer. abc's alex perez is there in missouri. >> reporter: investigators in missouri on the hunt for this man, ian mccarthy, accused of shooting and killing a police officer after he was pulled over for a minor traffic violation. >> shots fired! officer down! officer down! i repeat, officer down! >> heavily armed officers going door to door searching for any sign of the suspect. the clinton, missouri, police officer, gary michael, pulled mccarthy over because his headlights were off. that's when authorities say mccarthy exited his vehicle and fired multiple shots at officer michael. he was ae to return fire, but the suspect sped away. >> he didn't he a chance. i mean it was a cowardly moment for that individual. >> reporter: mccarthy's abandoned vehicle located three blocks from the shooting. >> suspect believed to be running on foot from that location.

subject is still armed. >> reporter: this tight-knit community mourning. in a facebook post, officer michael's mother saying her son was a vet who served his country in the u.s. army and that being a police officer was his dream job. michael is the 28th officer to be killed by gunfire this year. he leaves behind a wife and two stepsons. the suspect has an extensive criminal record. officer michael had only been on the force for about a year. alex perez, abc news, clinton, missouri. and we move on from that manhunt to another one that came to a deadly end overnight. the breaking news from ohio where authorities say brandon powell shot himself last night after being cornered in his parents' home near the indiana border. the escapee had been on the run since friday when he overpowered a sheriff's deputy as he was being transported from a psychiatric hospital. the second uprising in the past month at an arkansas prison has ended, this time peacefully. authorities say six inmates overpowered three correctional officers at a maximum security

facility outside little rock. the officers were released after about three hours with minor injuries. one inmate was also hurt. last month, two guards and an inmate at the same prison were attacked. new this morning, president trump is facing another set of dismal poll numbers 200 days after taking office. >> the president's approval rating dipped to 38% in a new cnn poll. that's a new low, by the way. and 56% of americans say they disapprove of the way he's handling the job. >> voters are also expressing concern over credibility. just a quarter of americans say they trust most of what they hear in official white house 30% say they trust nothing at all. and north korea is vowing to retaliate against the united states 1,000-fold after getting blind-sided by tough, new u.n. sanctions. >> the north is portraying the sanctions as a u.s. plot to infringe on its sovereignty and making it clear that its nuclear program is not up for debate. we turn now to abc's arlette saenz for the latest.

good morning, arlette. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. north korea is sending a direct message to the u.s., threatening to make the u.s. pay dearly for the toughest sanctions yet on the regime. the north korean government blames the u.s. for the unanimously approved sanctions by the u.n. security council. north korea says they're a result of a heinous u.s. plot to isolate and stifle pyongyang. in an interview on fox, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, described the sanctions as a gut punch to the regime, and said despite north korea's threats, the international community won't back down. >> but i think the signs that we're seeing from north korea, they're concerned back. now they see the international community is standing with one voice. now north korea has to respond. and yes, they're going to say, they're going to threaten, they're going to do all of these things, but we're not going to run scared from them. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson recently said the u.s. would be willing to hold talks with north korea if it stops its missile tests, but the north koreans are saying that's not happening.

they are vowing to never place their nuclear program on the negotiating table. kendis and diane? >> arlette, thank you. and chicago has officially filed a lawsuit against the justice department, stemming from its status as a so-called sanctuary city. mayor rahm emanuel is challenging a move by the trump administration to withhold federal grant money from jurisdictions that limit cooperation with immigration authorities. emanuel argues that those new conditions would sew fear in the immigrant community. plus, he says, they have to be approved by congress. attorney general jeff sessions fired back, saying the administration will not give away money to cities that proudly violate the rule of law. the three marines killed when their osprey aircraft crashed off the coast of auralia ve now been identified. they are lieutenant benjamin cross and corporal nathan ordway, both members of the flight crew and private first class reuben velasco, who had just turned 19. they died when the osprey went down during a training mission over the weekend. the wreckage of the aircraft has also been located.

an investigation into the cause of that crash now under way. a houston family is blaming united airlines for the death of their dog. the family says the dog was in a cargo hold of the flight when it was delayed for two hours on the tarmac. and when the flight arrived in san francisco, the 5-year-old king charles spaniel was dead. united, which has the worst record for pet deaths on board their flights, is looking into that incident. and now to the extreme weather, starting in the caribbean. >> yeah, tropical storm franklin is lashing mexico's yucatan peninsula with heavy rains and gusty winds, topping 60 miles an hour. it could get stronger and become a hurricane after it heads back out over the open waters. meanwhile, another powerful storm system pushed into the eastern u.s. with high winds strong enough to lift cars off the ground! amazing video there. that happened in salisbury, maryland. >> look at that parking lot video there. so, elsewhere in maryland,

the damage suggested a possible tornado blew through. joining us now to tell us what's in store for today is accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning, diane, kendis. more rain further inland you go. we'll have hit-and-miss spot owers continuing throughout nevada, utah, idaho, wyoming, colorado, reaching into portions of nebraska as well as kansas, but it's the southeast where the punch is going to be a little more of a haymaker. we're expecting the steamy flow to continue to feed into the primary scattered showers across the southeast for atlanta, jacksonville, tampa, down to miami, over towards new orleans and even hitting the houston area. diane, kendis? >> thanks, paul. a big blast by a georgia little leaguer is still getting a lot of buzz. >> so, sunday, against a team from south carolina, 13-year-old jace blalock crushed it! grand slam to left field. >> not bad. >> 375 feet, by the way. that's good enough for a homer in the pros. >> all right, let's recruit that boy! >> uh huh.

>> let's go, yankees! blalock's hit came seconds after the broadcaster said his coaches told them he can hit it into the trees. >> i do love the guy that's out there in the outfield who's sitting on his lawn chair who is just like, i'm just going to sit here. i know there's a flying ball that's coming towards me. >> he's picking daisies. >> yep, just hanging out on his phone. watch for him when the ball gets there. he has his tent and he's just kind of like, i'm just chilling. >> mm-hmm. >> so, blalock played again monday. he didn't hit a homer, but his team did win. here's the guy. take a look, right back there. i'm just hanging out. >> just hanging out. [ laughter ] all right, blalock! let's keep an eye out for that name going forward. a mall in china has come up with a solution to the age-old problem of husbands suffering through a shopping trip. well, just put the guys in storage! >> put you over there. >> uh huh. >> so, the men are being put into a glass case, complete with comfortable chairs for them and

video game consoles. the so-called husband storage pods are free, though that may change. >> ah. now, one major drawback is they don't have air conditioning. the husbands say that they're getting more than just a little sweaty waiting for their wives. they need to cool those husband storage boxes off. >> it's a sauna? it's an electronic sauna for them? >> maybe that's the other perk, yes. video games and a sauna, all in one. >> i don't know about that story. >> would you sit in an overly hot box, if it had video games in it, to entertain yourself? >> no, not at all. but just imagine, though, every husband, though, while their wife is shopping, is sweating it out anyway because she's got the credit cards or the credit cards are just going to town, so you know, it's all the same. i wouldn't go to the mall. >> you're just not going. >> no, i just wouldn't bother. coming up, a husband who is not in the dog house, at least with his wife. his loving social media post

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the government has just released new numbers showing deaths from drug overdoses rose sharply last year. >> it's a growing problem affecting millions of americans, including the mayor of nashville. she has just returned to work after losing her only son to an apparent overdose. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: nashville mayor

megan barry, seen here welcoming students back to school, says it broke her heart to lose her son to drugs. >> our hearts will always be sad and empty, because we can never replace our child. >> reporter: her only child, 22-year-old max barry, seen here as a child in a photo the mayor will certainly treasure forever. he was struggling with addiction and died in colorado from an overdose on july 29th. >> the new normal for me is that i get to get up every day now and i don't get to ever talk to my son again. >> reporter: in an emotional letter to the city, she shared how the knock on the door came at around 3:00 a.m. "she thought it was a city issue, but we proceeded to receive the most devastating news a parent could ever hear." her message is that parents need help. >> if you see another child struggling, don't ever hesitate to pick up the phone and call that parent and say your child needs help. >> reporter: every day the government says about 91

americans die from opioid overdoses alone. steve osunsami, c news, atlanta. >> it's a sad story. >> yeah, but it is great that she's talking out about it so others can benefit from that. well, coming up in our next half hour, the jaw-dropping, wild encounter for a couple of hikers stumbling across a mountain lion peering down at them from a rock above. the onlookers so shaken, they started making good-bye videos to loved ones. >> what? first, right after the break, the intense debate a husband sparked by posting a proud message about his wife's body on facebook. hear why critics say the message not only missed the mark but was actually offensive. >> hmm. >> others defending him. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our atching "world news now." crest whitestrips stay in place. crest whitestrips professional effects... ...lock in the whitening for a whiter smile. these are. crest... ...healthy, beautiful smiles for life.

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i can feel it in my back. i didn't realize what extra weight on the body feels like. oh, i definitely felt it in my knees. you can easily put 2, 3, 4, or 5 pounds on in a year. woman: 10 pounds makes a big difference. no one liked carrying the extra weight, but people do it all the time. wouldn't you like to drop that weight and stop picking up more? man: i think this is a lifechanger for me. ♪ ♪ you got a perfect one, so put it on me, swear it won't take you long ♪ ♪ if you love me right, we have got the life ♪ ♪ on and on and on >> who is that? >> i don't remember. >> oh, that's tove lo. >> oh, there you go. >> all right. >> just came to you. >> yeah, just, boom. nice. so, a husband's social media post sing that he loves his wife's curvy body is getting a lot of action. some are praising him for his words, but others say he's got it all wrong. >> so, couple is now opening up about all of the attention they've been getting, and abc's

mara schiavocampo has their story. >> reporter: this is the picture that got over 200,000 reactions on facebook and more than 31,000 likes on instagram. 26-year-old robbie tripp sharing what some are calling a controversial post about his wife. >> i am a body-positive fashion blogger and i am a curvy girl. i am not ashamed of anything that robbie wrote. he celebrates all aspects of who i am as a woman. >> reporter: in the post, tripp proclaims his love for the sarah's body -- "there is nothing sexier than this woman right here, big thighs, big booty, cute little side roll, et cetera. this gorgeous girl i married fills out every inch of her jeans and is still the most beautiful one in the room," adding, "a real woman is not a porn star or a bikini mannequin or a movie character. she's real. she has beautiful stretch marks on her hips and cute little dimples on her booty," also saying, "girls, don't ever fool yourself by thinking you have to fit a certain mold to be loved and appreciated. there is a guy out there who is

going to celebrate you for exactly who you are, someone who will love you like i love my sarah." >> i wanted to celebrate a real man. i wanted to celebrate a woman in my life who represented all the curvy woman, who had those thick thighs and that big booty. >> reporter: at first, the provocative post overwhelmed with approval, comments like "love, love, love. we need more men like you in this world." but then critics came calling with articles titled, "area man thinks he's brave for finding his wife hot" and "dear nice guys, dating a curvy woman does not make you a hero," writing "mansplaining on instagram does not make you a male feminist." >> i don't see girls like me in advertisements, in magazines, and i am not offended that robbie labels me as curvy as well. everything that he posted was highlighting one thing that he loves about me, and it's not devaluing everything else that he loves about me, thinks about me, thinks about my body, et cetera. >> reporter: and while it was a body praising post that went

viral, tripp says everything that he loves about his wife is far too long for social media. >> if i were to write an instagram caption about all of the things that i love about my wife, it would be a novel, it'd be a 700-page book. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> now, this story blew up on our facebook page at wnnfans.com. so we want to check out how you all feel about this one. nicolette says "it's his wife, his marriage and his opinion. don't like it? too bad." >> "except he chose to talk about the thing that he doesn't care about," replied kelly. joanna green here asking "why does he need to discuss her size? it should be a nonissue and not even brought up." >> but kaitlyn posts, "this is insane! we try to tell men to break out of their man box, and here we are shaming one man for doing so. just let it be." >> i don't mind him talking about it. >> i think katelyn f. ends with some wise words. >> just let it be. >> just let it be.

>> well, there was that great poet, drake, who once wrote in one of his songs, "girl, you without all those curves and me without no brakes," that really spoke to body image for women. >> that one? you want to put that in a post, see if it goes viral?

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there have been sasquatch spottings and where they coincide with where you'll be lar eclipse two weekaway rican from tonight, from today. >> huh? >> so, go to these locations in the middle there of the swath, and you might be able to see sasquatch and the sun. it's something he's calling sunsquatch. >> and once you get there, re-evaluate your life and your priorities. >> yeah. and once you get there, he tells you to look at the sun without any sort of paraphernalia, and then you'll be able to see sasquatch. >> not a good idea. >> no, do not look at the eclipse without paraphernalia. okay, on to more adorable animals that actually do exist, dare i say? so, the other day, we were telling you about the world champion dog surfing contest. >> mm-hmm. oh, yeah, this is cool. how can you not? >> they are hanging ten and then some. >> how cute is that? >> they go backwards!

>> you were so impressed by that. >> it was! it was amazing. well, bbc anchor simon mccoy apparently didn't think so. here's simon reporting on that same event. >> dog owners and their pets in california have hit the waves in the second annual world dog surfing championships. here are the pictures. ♪ the competitor's main challenge is to stay afloat on the board. this is in pacifica, near san francisco, but there are also prizes for the best dressed and tandem surfing dogs. the winner, of course, being crowned top dog. that's a shame. we've run out of pictures. >> never seen someone so reluctant to read a pun. >> that's okay. >> simon has no time for dog surfing, clearly. well, this is also another wonderful time of year for parents. do you know why? the kiddies are going back to school in one month! >> oh, yes. >> in alabama, with the perfect photo here, i believe that's a mimosa in hand. kids aren't looking too happy, but there she is, couldn't wait.

this other mom posted her excitement, weee! >> we're going to miss you.

this morning on "world news now," president trump unleashing a series of blistering tweets while on his working vacation, this time lashing out at a sitting senator, as new polls show how americans really feel about his tweets. a massive manhunt is under way for the man accused of shooting and killing a police officer in missouri. that rookie officer now," president trump unleashing a series of blistering tweets while on his working vacation, this time lashing out at a sitting senator, as new polls show how americans really feel about his tweets. a massive manhunt is under way for the man accused of shooting and killing a police officer in missouri. that rookie officer gunned down after a traffic stop. and new this half hour, the face-to-face encounter on the hiking trail. >> two men thought they were alone in the woods, until they saw this. that's a mountain lion, which did not seem scared of them at all. so, hear what they did next. and later in "the skinny," the bachelorette makes her choice! but making us all bite our nails

for last night's big finale. all of the twists, the turns, the disappointment from twitter. we're going to bring you the very moment, the biggest ones. jack helps us make sense of this historic event in america, as rachel's real story is now only beginning. it is tuesday, an epic day, august 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we have not done a more important newscast, i would say, than this. >> an epic day, you said. >> an epic day in "the bachelorette." i've got to say, twitterland is not happy with the choice or nonchoice that rachemade. >> okay, wl -- >> basically, it's like she's they're saying she seted. >> we will have the analysts -- >> jack will break it down. >> -- take on that coming up. but we start with president trump away from the white house but not taking a break from twitter. >> he didn't weigh in about "the bachelorette." >> i don't think so. >> yet, but we will see. the president unleashed a

blistering attack on a sitting senator who criticized the administration's crackdown on leaks and said the russia investigation must be pursued. he also slammed "the new york times," all this as his poll numbers continue to decline. abc's arlette saenz joins with us details. arlette hasn't seen "the bachelorette" as of yet, so we won't say who got booted. >> no. and the president has not commented, but he tweets sometimes late at night. >> we'll see. >> he stayed largely out of the public eye for the first part of ens new jersey vacation or stay, but when it comes to twitter, he hasn't stayed silent as signs emerge that support from his core backers is starting to drop. president trump is hunkered down at his new jersey golf club as he receives another sign that approval among his supporters is starting to slip. a new cnn poll found the number of republicans strongly approving of the president fell 14 points since february. one top white house adviser is acknowledging the drop-off. >> his approval rating among republicans and conservative and trump voters is down slightly. it needs to go up.

they are telling him, just enact your program. >> reporter: but the president disagrees, tweeting "the trump base is far bigger and stronger than ever before." the president is away from the white house, but it's business as usual on twitter. one of his targets, senator richard blumenthal, who appeared on cnn monday morning. the commander in chief fired off a series of tweets, calling the democrat a phony vietnam con artist. back in 2010, blumenthal apologized for claiming he served in vietnam during the war when he actually was stationed in the u.s. as a marine corps reservist. the connecticut senator brushed off the president's attacks. >> i am not going to be distracted or bullied by these slurs. >> reporter: the president's twitter tirade didn't stop there. he blasted "the new york times" as "totally inept." president trump appeared to be irked by a report republicans, including his own vp, are laying the groundwork to run for president in 2020 if he doesn't seek a second term. vice president pence denied

that's the case, calling the story disgraceful and offensive. the white house says vice president pence will travel to bedminster later in the week for meetings with the president, and we're learning next week the president will have his first overnight stay here in new york since moving to the white house, so get ready for that traffic. >> oh, yeah. >> that will be fun. >> and arlette, i know you mentioned this new cnn poll has his approval rating falling. what else are we learning from that poll? anything else you found sticks out to you? >> so, drilling into that poll just a little bit and taking a look at whites without college degrees, the number of them strongly approving of the president has dropped by 12 points since february. this was a key group that helped propel him to the white house. that's a big number to watch. there's also some interesting numbers on the president's twitter habits. the poll found the majority of people don't think twitter is the most effective way for him to share his views on important issues, and 72% thinks it sends the wrong message to other world leaders. one other quick number. of all the tweets that the president sends, only 10% of

people are shared or responded to any of the president's tweets. kind of an interesting number, since he tweets so often. >> that's interesting. that's the reaction that it actually gets. >> yeah. >> huh, all right. poll numbers, 57% say that rachel should not pick bryan. i'm just saying. >> those polls might be more reliable -- >> than those polls. >> -- than those polls, actually. >> 57% of readers. >> arlette saenz, thanks. great having you on. a new report says americans are feeling the impact of climate change right now. >> the report obtained by "the new york times" found the average temperature in the u.s. has gone up rapidly since 1980 and recent decades have been the warmest of the past 1,500 years. >> much of the blame is attributed to human activities, a claim questioned by president trump in the past. the trump administration has to sign off on the report before it's actually made public. some scientists are concerned that it will actually be suppressed. more than 60 investigators in missouri are involved in what's being described as a nonstop manhunt for an accused

cop killer. heavily armed officers have been going house to house looking for ian mccarthy, charged in the first-degree murder of rookie police officer gary michael. apparently, it was during a traffic stop. mccarthy has a long criminal history. authorities consider him to be armed and dangerous. and authorities in texas have questioned a suspect in a road rage incident. the driver can be seen in this video pointing a gun at a fellow driver on a highway in lancaster. the suspect reportedly told police that he was acting in self-defense. he thought the cell phone in that driver's hand was a weapon. police say that man could face charges. and in cleveland, a 4-year-old boy is in serious condition after being shot in what's also being called a possible road rage incident. police say the shooting happened as the mother was driving with her son and 7-year-old daughter. she honked her horn to pass another car blocking the road. that car then allegedly followed the mother on to the freeway, firing multiple shots at her s they're now searching

for two suspects who thethk are armed and dangerous. a nohwestern university professor accused of fatally stabbing a man in chicago has now been fired from his job. wyndham lathem made his first court appearance in california on monday. he agreed to transfer back to illinois to face a murder charge. lathem and another suspect identified as andrew warren spent a week on the run. they surrendered to authorities on friday in california. now police say lathem and the victim had a relationship but had not exactly shared a motive for the brutal crime. lathem is being held without bail. and a man who was once part of a junior firefighter program faces nine counts of arson in california. authorities say they've linked the 23-year-old, jared samra, to fires that burned more than 900 acres and injured one firefighter. the wildfires took place in the san bernardino mountains over the past two months. samra faces up to 19 years in prison, if he's convicted. all right, time to check those old coat pockets, shake

out the couch cushions for any extra change, because america's most expensive house is up for sale. >> going to need way more than what's in my pocket. the asking price for the bel air estate once owned by a billionaire businessman is -- $350 million! >> oh, just $350 would have been too much for me. >> exactly. >> you get for that price a 25,000-square-foot main residence and more than ten acres of land. there is also a tennis court, a covered parking lot for 40 cars, and a ballroom. that one we could make use of. >> yeah. now, why you're looking at this is because old-school tv fans may recognize the place. the main building was in the credits for "the beverly hillbillies." >> oh. >> y'all come back now, you hear? >> monthly mortgage payments, by the way? >> uh huh? >> $1.8 million. >> that's the annual mortgage? >> $1.8 million monthly mortgage payments.

>> is that based on a 15-year fixed? >> that's based on a 30-year fixed with 4% interest and 20% down, since you asked. it also has a 75-foot swimming pool, a pool house, a wine cellar, a paneled dining room. >> so, if you win the mega million tonight -- >> and the powerball. >> -- and the powerball, you still may not be able to afford that. >> exactly. >> so, good luck. coming up, fast-forward on "game of thrones"? the new details we're learning about hbo's cybersecurity breach and what the hackers are now posting online. and later, the long and winding road for rachel, "the bachelorette," is now over. she was forced to pick her future husband in last night's final episode, so we'll have the emotional breakup before the final rose. so, what actually went down? our analyst is going to break it all down for us as only he can. >> our t.j. holmes among those tweeting about it, who is not happy. he's like, there are some serious shenanigans going on right now. >> oh, boy! well, we'll get to the bottom of that. first, here's a look at our forecast. "world news now" wea

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tense moments caught on camera at a tampa apartment building. a dog was dangling from an apartment balcony. people were holding a sheet under the animal when it suddenly dropped, you can see there. the dog landed on the blanket and appeared to be okay. >> wow. >> good heads-up move on those folks. day two of jury selection gets under way this morning in denver in a civil trial pitting taylor swift against a former radio deejay. swift accuses david mueller of groping her during a photo shoot. mueller is countersuing swift for getting him fired from his job and blackballed from the industry. both were in the courtroom yesterday, seated just 12 feet away from each other. so far, no jurors have been seated and two prospects have already been eliminated. meanwhile in a courtroom in boston, "top chef" host pat malachi will testify that she was petrified when her van was surrounded by teamsters as she tried to cross a picket line. four teamsters members are accused of using threats and violence to shut down the filming of "top chef" for using

nonunion drivers. and hackers are now demanding several million dollars in ransom from hbo. they've posted what appears to be scripts from five episodes of "game of thrones," including one upcoming episode. they've also included a month's worth of e-mails from the network's vice president of programming as well as a number of sensitive internal documents. hbo says it's working with police and cybersecurity experts. and a pair of backpackers got a little too close to nature in california. >> yeah, i'd say so. they found themselves in a rather lengthy staring contest with that guy, the mountain lion. they froze, and luckily for them, the cat held its ground while the hikers tried to figure out what to do next. >> what are we supposed to do? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't think you're suppod to run. >> the pair eventually backed away slowly. both men said they didn't sleep well that night.

in fact, they were so shaken, they actually made good-bye videos for their loved ones. >> a biologist told the hikers the mountain lion probably just finished hunting and wasn't interested in them. oh, yeah, all right, thanks. >> however, having watched enough online videos of people who turn their backs on big cats, that i can tell you is a thing you're not supposed to do. >> this was in sequoia national park. not to stare at them or not to turn your back? >> don't turn your back! >> okay. apparently, they also knew not to run and try to make loud noises. that helps. >> you're supposed to make loud noises? >> yeah. they knew don't run and try to make loud noises. >> so, just sneak away and act like the cat did not actually see you is not -- >> just hoping that he didn't -- do you think he notices us? i don't really think he does. but in all those videos that we've seen, you've seen the gazelles that are running away from the cats. they could have gotten away. >> oh, sure, that sounds safe. >> huge. coming up "the bachelor"

analyst breaks it down for us. rachel has given out her final rose, and some on social media aren't so happy about that. >> yeah, a segment -- yeah, "the bachelorette" segment three months in the making, next. ♪ when school was back in session ♪ ♪ those germs were shared with you ♪ each year kids miss 22 million school days due to illness. but lysol kills 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. one laugh, and hello so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from ou if you're a man over 50, you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how.

♪ skinny, so skinny "skinny" time, and it is all over on abc's "the bachelorette." another emotional season in the books. >> and you know what i learned? true love is walking by a woman's eyelashes for two days. that's what i learned from "the bachelorette" last night. >> i'm very confused. >> jack is here to break it all down and explain why, the significance of the eyelash. >> that is absolutely impressive. this is the first prop we've had. we waited until the season finale for the prop. >> yes, yes. >> that's good.

that's good. all right, i'm going to put that right next to the rose. >> wonderful. >> where ibelongs. >> great! >> let's just remind everybody where we were. >> those are not mine, by the way. >> the rioja region of spain. rioja. >> ah, yes. >> three dudes left for the final rose ceremony, eric, bryan and peter. eric got the boot. >> bye, eric. >> so much for that, yep. the guy was total class on the way out. he actually -- they expressed love for each other. he thanked rachel for basically having him on the show. no bitterness, no hate, hasta la vista, eric. next, peter and rachel. this was emotional. you want to talk emotion, there it is. peter could never quite get there and say, you know, i'm ready to do this thing, i'm ready to propose, et cetera, et cetera. he says "i don't feel i'm ready to ask you to marry me tomorrow." well, that didn't sit very well with rachel. and despite the fact that they expressed love for each other,

no one was budging from their positions. that's usually not good in situations like this. rachel down the stairs, out the door, into the rain. peter, see ya! they go their separate ways. >> it was so sad! >> it was so wrong. >> yeah. the first thing you do is just take your sweater off and cry into it. uh! that was that. all right, next. with peter and eric on the way -- gone -- >> who's it going to be then? >> that only leaves bryan. >> ooh, the suspense! >> he wore a brightling watch to a very windy setting that they had. it looked like -- it sounded like an engine was blowing on them. but he eventually -- he had to do it. let's put it that way. here's the big moment. >> oh. >> ah! i can't -- [ laughter ]

>> rachel lynn lindsay, will you be mine forever? >> it's so pretty, yes! >> and marry me? >> yes give it to me. it's so pretty. >> and there you go! >> so, she -- >> i would just like to note, there was no i love you, i can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you. >> no. >> it was give me the ring. >> yeah. >> give me the ring, the ring is really -- >> and she gave up a shot at love for a ring, basically. >> yeah, yeah. >> because she could have had love with peter, but -- >> maybe she does have love with bryan. she was into him the whole time. >> by the way, we're starting to run out of time here, so we've got to get to this part. >> yep. >> way back when this whole ordeal started on memorial day, the analyst made his prediction. let's hear the prediction. >> who was it? >> ooh. >> here we go. >> the analyst predicts bryan will be the winner. >> ooh! >> bryan and rachel -- >> whoa! >> -- are engaged. >> yes, let's just get that

right, bryan and rachel are engaged. >> do we have the date stamp on that? >> yeah, it was posted on youtube may 23rd >> gbal nior baclor psychic analyst. l senior bachelor psychic analyst senior, psychic analyst. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay and could really save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now. with a medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to stay with your doctor. oh, you know, i love that guy. mm-hmm. [ male announcer ] these types of plans let you visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. and there are no networks. you do your push-ups today? prepare to be amazed.

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♪ work, work, work, work should really mention really quickly, peter walked by rachel's eyelashes for two days after he dumped her, so that's what the eyelash was all about. but we have rihanna, because putting in some work, or at least her designer was, when they made this little outfit there. look at that gal. >> she went all out with this carnivale-style outfit and turquoise hair, doing it big in her native barbados. >> yes, caribbean pride. this was the crop over festival, or basically carnivale in barbados. rihanna celebrating in the streets, like so many other people there, a parade topping off the festivities.

everyone loving her look online, especially those crystal eyes, fishnets, nude tights. how's my accent? did it come back? >> yeah, i like it. i liked how you said carnivale. >> carnivale. >> ooh. >> rihanna putting in work. >> she's work, work, working that outfit, i'll tell you that. >> nice. next up, a man who needs no outfit, but unfortunately, is wearing one here, channing tatum spreading cheer around kentucky. here he is at a state trooper barracks, posing with state police as they launch their shop with a new trooper initiative. >> quite a big get for that launch. the day before, channing stopped by the windy corner market but came with a gift, giving a free harley-davidson bike to an employee at the restaurant because he was her 20th -- it was her 20th birthday. >> very nice! and tatum is currently promoting his new movie "logan lucky," and is apparently on a cross-country tour promoting that. we will see where he ends up next. >> yeah, not bad. bring some gifts here. next to casting news andn

major hollywood project about the life of lucile ball. amazon has apparently bought the biopic "lucy and desi." >> aaron sorkin has written the script and cate blanchett has signed on to play the lead. >> i can see that. >> no word on who will co-star with the oscar-winner. producers are still searching for somebody to play desi arnez and vivian vance as well as william frawley, fred and ethel. >> fred and ethel, of course. >> on "i love lucy." coming up, the revelation that princess leia has another title to her name. she is intergalactic royalty, but also a senator, a general, and now some are learning for the first time, she's a doctor. >> apparently, nobody knew this until one fan went back and listened to the dvd commentary at the beginning of "a new hope," the original "star wars," where george lucas says that leia was 19 and had just gotten her ph.d. she posted that info online and it's blown up with everyone rethinking the entire "star wars" franchise with this new bit of context.

doctor. >> dr. leia. would you go with p

that's what's making news in america this morning. tuesday morning, president trump feeling some new pressure from the polls. a new survey shows the president's support weakening while voters say his tweeting is getting him in trouble. the details live from washington. also powerful storms move east leaving behind a big mess. some winds were so strong they threw around cars like toys. millions are still dealing with the threat. we have the forecast ahead. and new this morning, pirate threat on the high seas. luxury ship passengers forced to take extreme measures for days because of fears over being attacked. and a dog is dead after a fatal flight. hear why the family is blaming united airlines and what the airline is doing about it now.