a super market in russia need a super market in russia needed a little cleanup. here's why. >> ooh. >> yeah. the floor appeared to give way. this was in kazan, russia. food went toppling off the shelves, and a hole seemingly opened out of nowhere. and here at home, a water main break turned a street in tampa into a lake. residents were told to stay in their homes in case of any downed wires. they're also told to boil their water for a few days.

so there has been another animal attack in yellowstone national park. >> the latest incident was a bison charging a crowd of people and goring a 59-year-old woman. the crowd came within 15 feet of the bison. they recommend a safe distance of 75 feet. two other recent attacks involve elk. you don't think of elk as being aggressive. we're getting a new look of dramatic video of erupting lava from kilauea's volcano. >> here it is. red hot, flying there, some hundreds of feet into the air. >> lava has destroyed more than 600 homes on hawaii's big island. the volcano is still very active, and they have no idea when this eruption will slow down or if more lava-spewing vents will start to open. >> it is amazing to get those totals on how many homes have been destroyed. and it's because officials are getting some new images after

flying over it, and it is devastating for a part of the island. so the faa is investigating the emergency landing of a small plane on an interstate highway in gainesville, florida. >> it happened during a training flight with a student pilot. here is david curley. >> reporter: a striking sight for gainesville, florida drivers as a plane lands on their highway. it was a small plane in trouble. the tower wondering, as those drivers saw the cessna landing on i-75. >> we've got a plane that landed down on the interstate. >> reporter: officials say the pilot actually did a good job of finding a break in the traffic and putting the plane down between vehicles. >> by the grace of god, nothing struck it. no injuries. >> reporter: the plane owned by a flight school apparently suffering engine trouble, landing safely with two people on board. this part of the interstate is surrounded by swamp, according to a police officer who said the pilot had little choice.

david curley, abc news, washington. >> the pilot is now being applauded for a job well done. he put it down great. no damage to the airplane, no injuries to any passengers. didn't hit anybody down on the ground. >> and you look at the landing, it was fairly textbook for a highway. >> apparently. >> a runway. >> i don't know about textok. they say as they started recognizing there was engine failure, the pilot had already started picking out spots, potential spots if they weren't able to make it back to the airport. so he was well prepared. quite a lesson for that student. when we come back, oprah becomes a part of history. and a cast member of the '90s show "party of five" goes topless. you dirty bastards, i know who you're thinking. you're thinking.

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tattoos that are speaking to us this morning. >> like mike tyson's? >> kind of, but this one's got a message i think you will like. >> perhaps you've heard of post malone. you may have heard about the coachella performance. and maybe it wasn't as epic. but his tattoos are. >> check out the right eye. >> whoa. >> yeah, pretty clear. it says always, maybe a tribute of some kind. >> maybe a commercial. always hopeful? >> nope. >> always striving? >> hm-mm. >> always iversons? always off-key? >> always tired. his other eye has a tattoo under it saying "tired". let's get the whole view, shall we?

not only do his eyes say always tired, but then above the other eye it says stay away. i think i should wear a t-shirt that says that on my way home. always tired, stay away. because when we get tired we get cranky, people. >> we get hangry, people. good luck with that, buddy. >> i hope that's all going to mean something in like 40 years. >> i really hope he wasn't sober when he got that. >> the next eye. no rugrats. >> congrats. next to oprah, a momentous occasion for her. >> did she get face tattoos too? >> not oprah. >> her new exhibit at the african-american museum of history opens today. >> when the truth of who you are denied, relentlessly, aggressively, audaciously, i

grew up. there was nobody on-screen but buckwheat. nobody wanted to be buck. ♪ ♪ in all the wrong places ♪ lookin' for love >> except for one person, eddie murphy sang the hit as buckwheat on snl. but then murphy ended the madness and had buckwheat killed off. i remember that so well. but yesterday was kind of like the meta moment that we were all talking about. you had oprah watching oprah, which is the name of the exhibit. the oprah show. and that was really, really long. >> we were watching oprah watching the watching oprah exhibit. next to nba star yanis,

known as the greek freak, much easier to pronounce. and he earned that nickname because he's from greece and he does freakish things on the basketball court. >> now he's trying to learn more about the american culture through some of our cuisine. first he conquered the corn dog. tweeting god bless america. >> god bless indeed. next, to wash down that corn dog, his first sip of red kool-aid. he said it's extremely tasty. america, stay blessed. >> but the latest update, he tweeted, having my first pedicure in two years, i tried my first bag of funyuns, they were good, but i'll stick to american cool ranch doritos. >> he's really embracing this whole americana thing. and finally, the '90s show, scott wolf just turned 50 and took to instagram to share his shirtless bod and captain american pajamas pants.

>> he said if posting a shirtless selfie at 50 is wrong i don't want to be right. wonder if he is friends with mark wahlberg. >> where is that, motel 6?

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♪ ♪ ooh, look at that live picture of singapore right now. you're looking at the cbd as they call it, the central business district. 88 degrees in singapore. humidity's going to mess with the president's hair. >> show the cbd. did i mention i was just in singapore and i know all the lingo? >> there's a great super cuts perfect for kim jong un. we're gearing up for a lot of news. the president does head there to singapore tomorrow. >> before all that happens, let's take a look at what happened this week in our weekly rewind. >> president trump and the power to pardon, the power to commute sentences and tonight granting the request made by reality star kim kardashian.

>> i want to tha nk president donald john trump. >> the president has commuted the sentence of alice marie johnson, sentenced to life in prison for attempting to distribute more than 70 kilos of cocaine. tonight johnson walked out of prison a free woman. >> new details about one of the most famous designers. kate spade's death stunning the world and the millions who loved her brand. >> leaving behind her husband andy and a 13 year old daughter. a spokesperson for the family saying we are all devastated. we loved kate dearly and will miss her. >> this is a ceremony that goes in conflict with my faith. >> he refused to design a cake for a same-sex wedding, arguing it would violate his religious beliefs as a christian. just as anthony kennedy described the commission as having a clear and infamous

hostility toward the religious sensibilities. >> the president trump canceled the visit for the philadelphia eagles after multiple players said they would boycott that meeting. >> president trump abruptly disinvited the eagles after they declined to attend. the president invited fans to attend a different celebration, one that he says will honor our great country, pay tribute to the heroes who protect it and loudly and proudly play the national anthem. >> did you just hit yourself? you're not supposed to be bruised. >> black and bruised. >> kendis, what happened to your leg? oh, it was a dance move. >> get it? still can't dance. >> did you figure it out yet? >> still don't know how to do it. >> you want to try it again? >> yeah. okay.

i don't want to hit you. >> ow.

good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." president trump may get a less than friendly reception as he arrives in quebec for the g-7 summit. he is meeting with allies after engaging in a public spat over u.s. tariffs. the president may soon face a subpoena stemming from colin kaepernick's case against the nfl lawyers. they want the president to testify about his conversations with team owners, as some players refused to stand for the national anthem. washington, d.c. is all caps this morning. >> the washington capitals have won the first stanley cup in franchise history. captain alex ovechkin lifted his first major trophy after the caps' win over vegas last night.

and cleveland is hoping to stave off a scene like that. lebron james and the cavs will try to extend the nba season tonight. to do that, they need to beat the golden state warriors who lead the nba finals 3-0. it tips off right here on abc. those are some of our top stories on this friday, june 8. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the cavs have them right where they want them. >> yeah. cavs in five, seven possibly. >> totally got this. we're going to start this half hour off with a countdown to the historic summit with north korea. >> and we have a live picture of singapore in the early afternoon hours there, where the stage is set for two leaders to discuss denuclearization of the korean peninsula.

the president and kim jong un will be meeting at an island about 20 minutes from what you are seeing now. as brad milky melky tells us, the president is not focused on the big meeting. >> i'm here in the start here studio. when it comes to that huge summit, president trump says preparation overrated. the president said attitude will make the real difference. >> i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude. it's about willingness to get through this time. but i think i've been preparing for this summit for a long time. >> but for the dozens of diplomats that have tried to script this event, it was a jaw-dropping moment. martha raddatz has gotten a head start to singapore and i asked, can these leaders really just wing it? >> you really don't know what president trump and kim jong un will do in that room if the dynamic changes. if one says something that the other doesn't like, then what happens? i'm sure they've prepped president trump to the extent he

wants to be prepped. it's basically, i'm going to show up. i'm the deal maker, i know what i'm doing and we'll see how this turns out. >> meanwhile, while the president is taking jabs at europe and canada, he says he may invite kim jong un to the white house for a visit. can you hear that entire interview on "start here" later this morning. the president heads first to canada today and then he'll travel to singapore tomorrow morning. >> our team is on the ground ready to go and bring you all the latest developments as that summit gets under way. don't forget to tune in to abc news for the latest. the epa chief scott pruitt reportedly really likes lotions from the ritz-carlton.

the "post" reports he ordered members of his security detail to drive him to multiple locations in search of those lotions. we all like hotel lotions. the reports also involved picking up dry-cleaning. a separate report says he frequently sends staffers to fetch his snacks. he is the subject of a dozen federal investigations. and a former aide of the intelligence committee has been arrested. james wolfe is expected to make a court appearance today all on charges that he lied repeatedly to investigators about his contacts with news reporters. while building their case, prosecutors secretly seized years worth of a reporter's phone and e-mail records. that reporter had been in a long relationship with wolfe. the case is the first known instance of the justice department going after a reporter's data during the trump administration. the lack of immigration reform is being felt across the country by families finding themselves in difficult situations. maggie rulli has the details.

>> reporter: while a comprehensive immigration deal remains elusive, real people are caught up in the mess. this man is facing deportation after he went to deliver a pizza to a military base in brooklyn and was detained and separated from his wife and two children. >> his concern always is the babies. he was everything for them. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo reached out to the family telling the wife that the state will pay for his lawyer and saying, quote, anything we can do to help we will do. a background check on his city id revealed he was an undocumented immigrant with an active warrant for deportation. his story comes as the government's policy to separate families who enter the country illegally is under fire. california federal judge said if true, the policy, quote, shocks the conscience. ruling to let a class action lawsuit continue. the trump administration insists they are prosecuting crimes of illegal immigration and since children can't be sent to jail families must be separated.

meanwhile, in philadelphia, a judge ruled they cannot cut off grants to the city. >> it is to prevent a bully. >> reporter: meanwhile, republican leadership says they're making progress. so far, there's no concrete plan. as for this man, his family's already filed a petition to stop his deportation, but he could be forced to leave the country as early as next week. diane and kendis? >> it's on the front pages of the new york daily news. and crews in guatemala have suspended search and recovery efforts with the death toll from the country's deadly volcanic eruption holding to at least 99. villages are buried under up to ten feet of ash, that in some areas is still smoldering at temperatures exceeding 1,000 degrees.

officials say they can't get rescue vehicles in because their tires would actually melt. now close to 200 people are still missing. and over to hawaii then. officials there say lava from the erupting kilauea volcano has destroyed more than 600 homes. lava flow into the ocean has created nearly a mile of new land. the flow is still very active, and they have no idea when this eruption will slow down. dozens of survivors from the pulse nightclub massacre are suing the city and police department saying they didn't do enough to try to stop the shooter. they're accusing the city and police of violating civil rights saying they took too long to arrive at the club. an off-duty officer abandoned his post which allowed the shooter to go inside. the shooting two years ago left 49 people dead and 53 injured. and the mother of the affluenza teen is in trouble again.

she failed a drug test after getting out of jail for failing an earlier drug test. investigators say she and her son fled to mexico while he was on probation for killing four people drunk driving when he was 16. history was made by the first campaign ad featuring a same-sex kiss. the democrat says he will stand up to president trump and deliver progressive results. the ad first aired during fox & friends. he goes through a series of issues that he says would infuriate mr. trump. >> and what's the number one way i piss off donald trump and the republicans? take that, trump. >> that was maladeno kissing his husband. if elected, he would be the state's first openly gay governor.

a recent stop in new jersey turned into a reunion. >> trooper michael patterson pulled over matthew bailey near the pennsylvania border. during the stop, bailey revealed he used to be a police officer in the town where patterson grew up. >> when patterson told him the street he lived, he said he delivered a baby on that same street while on duty, turns out that baby was trooper patterson. when both got over the shock, he thanked bailey for delivering him and surprise, surprise, did not give him a ticket. >> i still would have given him a ticket. >> next time you try to get out of a ticket, that's one approach. i never thought of that one. >> i delivered you. i brought you into this world. coming up, matt damon proved you can grow things on mars, but now there's new evidence of organic matter on the red planet.

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wouldn't be eligible to play until new england's october 4th home game against indianapolis. and there are new calls for an independent investigation into a violent police takedown of an unarmed man in mesa, arizona. >> this morning we're seeing new video. whit johnson has more. >> reporter: growing calls for an independent investigation of the mesa, arizona police department. after newly-released body cam video showing what led up to this violent arrest, officers say 33-year-old robert johnson ignored their commands. >> all the way down. >> reporter: a knee to the body, a barrage of punches dropping johnn to t floor. >> i didn't mean to put all that force on you, [ bleep ]. what did you need to put force on me for, huh, huh? you [ bleep ]. >> reporter: police say johnson was resisting and thought he might have had a knife, but no weapon was found. >> i want them to be held accountable for what they have done.

>> reporter: his attorney says the case fits a pattern of bad behavior. >> mesa has had a culture of hurting people, killing people and shooting people. this is sad and it needs to stop immediately today. >> reporter: the police department already under fire after this takedown of an 84-year-old grandmother in february. and the fatal shooting of an unarmed man in a hotel hallway. that officer fired and later acquitted of second degree murder. >> this is a trend. there's something in the training or you have to have some type of accountability in that department that's weak. there's not a message being sent to officers on the ground that this is the kind of behavior that won't be tolerated. >> reporter: the mesa police chief says he's already making changes but calls the video of robert johnson's arrest troubling. >> this in no way represents the

whole work that is done every day. they're human beings. and certainly, at first glance, this looks like a mistake. >> reporter: mesa police are already cooperating with the justice department in a civil rights investigation into the shooting death of that unarmed man. but robert johnson's attorney says that doesn't go far enough. they want a broader investigation into the entire department and the use of force policy. whit johnson, abc news, los angeles. nasa is reporting that the mars curiosity rover found new evidence that the red planet could have supported biological life at one point. >> they found tough organic molecules. >> they are commonly regarded as the carbon-based building blocks of life. we're movin' to mars! >> yes. >> that's what that means, right, jack? >> jack's already there. since it's organic, whole foods

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new guidelines for tires. >> exactly, or as they say, you may want to check yourself before you wreck yourself or check your vehicle before you wreck your vehicle. david curley has the details. >> reporter: these modern cars have all sorts of safety systems, stability control, but the old saying, when the rubber hits the road is what matters, and we are getting a completely new recommendation about replacing our tires. this kind of out of control spin on wet roads leading to a new warning from the aaa. they tested a vehicle with new tires and worn tires, and side by side, you can see the car with the older ones takes much longer to stop on a wet track before hitting a dummy. in fact, when the new tire vehicle stops, the one with the old set is still traveling at nearly 40 miles per hour. and this happened with a tread depth that would have been legal in all states. you just can't stop? >> you can. it just takes much longer.

the distance is roughly equivalent to that of a semi truck. >> reporter: the general rule is that a tire with a tread less than 2/32 of an inch must be replaced. but this aaa test was with a depth twice that and it still took nearly a third of a football field to stop. >> its only purpose in life is to get water away so the tire can remain in contact with the road. you have to maintain that tread depth. >> reporter: based on this new research, aaa is calling for a new standard, replace them earlier, upending that penny and lincoln's head, the test is to use a quarter and washington. if you see all of washington's head, your tread is in the danger zone. use the quarter instead of the penny? >> absolutely.

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♪ all right, let's do ♪ all right, let's do this. it is time now for "insomniac theater." >> and what some are calling one of the scariest movies ever. "hereditary", the family haunted by sinister forces following the death of colette's mom. >> say what you want to say then. >> i don't want to say anything. i've tried saying -- >> okay, so try again. release yourself. >> oh, release you, you mean. >> yeah, fine, release me, just [ bleep ] say it. >> don't you swear at me you little [ bleep ]. don't you ever raise your voice

at me. i am your mother, do you understand! >> it looks like my family's thanksgiving day video. this is earning a 93% certified fresh. jay coyle writes, it's so horrifying and good that you have to see it, even if you might never sleep peacefully again. and peter travers says an instant scary movie classic. next to the spinoff of "oceans 11", with a female cast. sandra bullock stars with a team of crooks to pull off the heist of the century. >> in three and a half weeks, the met will be hosting its annual ball. and we are going to rob it. not the ball itself. the neck of daphne kluger.

>> over $100 million. >> $150 million. ♪ one of these days these boots are going to walk all over you ♪ >> can't we just go to this? do we have to steal stuff? >> yes. >> there's a few big names, cate blanchett, mindy kaling, helena bonham carter. "oceans 8" is scoring a 78. it's a heist movie that doesn't have nearly enough scams, disguises, switcheroos or many of the things you want. but peter travers says it's the ladies that carries it over the rough spots. you can take "oceans 8" to the bank. >> you know who's our favorite ocean? billy ocean! yes, it is friday. >> do you want to try to do the floss dance? >> yeah, one more time.

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this morning on this morning on "world news now." [ laughter ] >> that's it. >> d.c.'s championship drought is over. kendis is a little bit excited this morning. >> not partisan at all. >> hockey fans turned washington streets into a sea of red, and they are letting them to celebrate the stanley cup. the pregame event and game highlights coming up next. and happening today, in just hours the president comes face-to-face with world leaders he's been publicly sparring with. he'll leave that summit and fly to singapore, and then that showdown with kim jong un. when asked how he's getting ready, he says he doesn't need to prepare.

chicago police are facing outrage after this incident showing officers detaining and handcuffing a 10-year-old boy. hear what the department is saying this morning. and time to kick off your shoes and get comfortable with america's most beloved neighbor, mr. rogers. generations of kids learned from him how to tie their shoelaces. well, some 15 years after his death, he's surging in popularity. how his message is resonating with audiences new and old on this friday, june 8th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i don't know if i want to be your neighbor today. you've been unruly this morning. >> so admittedly, i wasn't always the biggest caps fan. but now that they've won, i've been a life-long caps fan. >> all right, well, you're not the only one excited. so let's start things off with that big win. the washington capitals' quest for the stanley cup.

>> washington, d.c. hasn't celebrated a championship of any kind in 26 years and have never been hockey champions until now. so to washington we go and lord stanley's cup in the house. the caps led the golden knights. 3-1 in the series. alex ovechkin taking the caps early over the top. >> in the third lars ellar finds the puck sitting behind the vegas goalie. that makes it 4-3. >> lars ellar, that's a great hockey name. >> behind the goalie is not where the goalie wants it. >> no, not at all. the final seconds you see. washington wins the face-off. that's it. the moment the capitals winning the first stanley cup in their 44-year history.

ovechkin, the mvp, as he raised that cup, d.c. went mad crazy. >> caps fans get to dance in the streets in d.c. a victory parade is expected next week. >> look at those scenes. they had a viewing party in china town at their arena and some 16,000 people inside, overflow crowd. outside, look at that. >> that's awesome. >> that is amazing. >> so will you be coming down with a sudden flu next week? >> quite possibly. we'll see. that's just absolutely fantastic to see. the president is leaving d.c. heading to the g-7 summit in quebec to sit down with the allies he's been publicly sparring with. >> justin trudeau and the french president emmanuel macron. his former bff. they slammed the president on tariffs over steel and aluminum. he plans to leave the summit saturday morning before it's over and travel straight to singapore ahead of the historic talks with north korea's kim jong un. abc's cecelia vega has more on

that summit and what the president says about practice. are we talking practice? >> reporter: with the north korea summit now just days away, president trump was asked just how prepared he really is. >> i think i'm very well prepared. i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude. it's about willingness to get things done. >> reporter: what he says it's not about? the pictures. >> this will not be just a photo op. this will be at a minimum, we'll start with perhaps a good relationship, and that's something that's very important toward the ultimate making of a deal. >> reporter: in the rose garden with japan's prime minister by his side, the president tried to temper expectations for the outcome. >> i believe we're going to have a terrific success or a modified success. >> reporter: and while he says he wouldn't hesitate to call off the meeting again -- >> i am totally prepared to walk. i hope it won't be necessary. >> reporter: he says he would

like to normalize relations with the hermit kingdom and perhaps invite kim, one of the world's most brutal dictators, to the united states. >> will it be at the white house or mar-a-lago? >> maybe we'll start with the white house, what do you think? >> reporter: he's definitely raising eyebrows. his own secretary of state trying to clean up a little bit of this mess. he says the president receives daily briefings from his national security team, and we're told secretary of state mike pompeo and president trump spend about ten hours a week together by phone and in person preparing for the summit. cecelia vega, abc news, the white house. and abc news has confirmed the legal team for colin kaepernick is expected to try to subpoena president trump. in a collusion grievance against the nfl, kaepernick's lawyers are trying to get the president and vice president to testify. he alleges the owners agreed not to sign him because he was kneeling in protest.

several owners who were deposed reportedly said the president spoke with them about how to handle the protests. first lady melania trump is pushing back against comments made by the president's own lawyer rudy giuliani. he was asked about the first lady's reaction to the alleged affair between the president and the adult film star stormy daniels. giuliani said melania trump believes her husband and knows it's untrue, but her office pushed back and said she doesn't believe she's ever expressed her thoughts with giuliani. and stormy daniels' former attorney keith davidson is suing daniels and her current lawyer. davidson says avenatti made false statements. the davidson countersuit is in response to claims filed by daniels against him and cohen.

>> so stormy has a suit against the president, against her former attorney. she's being -- >> does that help? the little -- >> forget it. i was going to explain it all. but i think you got it. moving on now, an atf agent is in critical but stable condition after federal investigators say he was ambushed during an undercover operation. that agent was shot multiple times. one suspect is dead, two in custody and one is on the run. abc's alex perez has details. >> reporter: atf agents swarming the scene in gary, indiana after what they are calling an ambush. >> atf was conducting an undercover operation in gary, indiana when our agents were ambushed. one of our agents was shot multiple times.

>> reporter: hit in the chest and arm, now in critical but stable condition. though expected to survive. >> about noon there was a bunch of shots. i went down to the basement, which is what i do in a shooting. about five minutes later i came back up. there was a car that sped away, and the atf had their guns pointed across the street. >> reporter: one suspect was killed during the shootout, another is in custody. the operation is part of a push by atf agents trying to crack down on guns in the chicago area. and officials say this is all part of a long-term plan to stop the flow and trafficking of guns before they end up in the hands of criminals with the end goal being to lower the city's crime rate. alex perez, abc news, chicago. and police in milwaukee are expected to release more details today about a deadly pursuit that killed a young officer. a squad car with two officers inside flipped over as they were chasing a reckless vehicle. the police chief says it killed

23-year-old officer charles irvine. a long procession of police vehicles escorted his body to the medical examiner's office, he's the first milwaukee officer to die in the line of duty in more than 20 years. quite a scene overnight in wisconsin. and damaging storms are taking aim at the northern rockies. showers and thunderstorms are pounding the area, from northern colorado to the canadian border. gusting winds and hail are the main threats. and denver airport has been forced to divert some flights because of the heavy wind. earlier in oklahoma city, more than 4 inches of rain mixed with mud to produce this thick red floodwater that swamped the metro area. emergency crews rescued more than a dozen drivers who were stranded by flash flooding. and back to las vegas. shall we? the golden knights, we'll give them props. their dreams of being the first major sports team to win a championship in its first year ended overnight. >> though they lost game five,

they put on an epic show as only vegas can. the gladiator fight? and we literally mean the gladiator fight, got the crowd going. the story line here was defending the fortress. >> oh, i see. and then a single golden knight tried to fight off five marauding black-hooded figures from the east, the caps, and it came down to a one on one battle which golden knight of course pulled off. oh, the catapult. wait, it will play out in the ice. oh! whoa! yes! that -- >> that's how you win a hockey -- oh, wait, that's awkward. >> yeah, too soon. >> good show, though. more hockey in vegas, please. there was a mixed reaction on twitter. if you don't think the golden knights pregame show is awesome you have no soul. it is dope, don't hate.

but there were haters. someone else said please, hockey gods, let this be the last night we must witness the pregame show. >> all right. good season. good season in vegas. coming up, a top nba executive resigns because of a twitter scandal. hear who was behind fake accounts criticizing his own players. >> and if you were alive today, would mr. rogers be critical of the current political leadership. his wife thinks so. hear what mrs. rogers says in a new film about his life. of the current political leadership. his wife thinks so. hear what mrs. rogers says about a new film about his life.

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the philadelphia 76ers have an investigation under way after letting go of the president of basketball operations bryan colangelo. >> he stepped down thursday amid accusations that he helped trash the team's players on twitter. an independent review determined his wife ran multiple accounts. colangelo didn't know about the accounts until a site revealed them last month. and describes them careless and reckless in giving his wife information that she then used to bash the team. hear what kids growing up in the youtube age, think about mr. rogers. >> the friendly man on tv who never forgot to hang up his coat next on "world news now." youtube age, think about mr. rogers. >> the friendly man on tv who never forgot to hang up his coat next on "world news now." up his coat next on "world news now."

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just like he did it, right? >> super smooth. >> was it? >> no, no, no. be good neighbors. >> i forgot that you're supposed to start in the dress shoes and then put the comfy shoes on. >> it's still a beautiful day in this neighborhood, isn't it? >> if they're taking auditions for the new mr. rogers, we are clearly not getting the role. >> but he helped guide americans of all ages through difficult times and has had a resurgence of popularity from those who grew up with him and a new audience. >> reporter: there is a generation of young adults and children who just never knew like these 4 and 5 years old, who, when i ask, do you know who this is? just gave back a long silence before they started guessing. >> is he a library man? >> library man? no. >> is he from japan?

>> no. >> is he barack obama? >> no. he's not barack obama. >> reporter: because they never got the chance to know what you have to be at least 20 or 21 to know. >> that's mr. rogers. >> he was lots of fun to watch. >> yeah? >> yeah, i wish i could be a princess and live in the castle. >> reporter: can you identify this man? >> yes. >> yes, happily. in my heart. that's my heart right there. i love him. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: last year, following a terrorist attack at an ariana grande attack, a video of fred rogers speaking to the television academy began bouncing around social media, one in which he talks about the advice his mom gave him. >> she would say always look for the helpers. there were -- there will always be helpers. >> reporter: advice from a man who could make a frightening

world seem less frightening. something some of us feel is missing right now. >> we could all use mr. rogers right now. >> reporter: if he could show up again that would be a good thing? >> yes. >> reporter: in a way, he is. tom hanks will be playing him in a movie. and then there's that documentary. the film also includes interviews with someone who spent a lot of years with mr. rogers. 50 years you were married to mr. rogers. >> yes. >> reporter: which makes you mrs. rogers. >> that's right. i'm joanne. >> reporter: she also thinks the times we're in could use her husband again who happened to be a life-long republican. >> here we have somebody leading us right now, who is not a forgiver. his values are very, very different from fred's values. almost completely opposite. >> reporter: you could imagine fred rogers actually coming out and speaking up about that? a person whose name we are not naming? >> i think he might have to. >> reporter: so that would be political. >> that would be political.

>> reporter: which is something he tried to avoid. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: so how about those kids who never knew about mr. rogers? here was a visit to a farm with fred rogers. 13 slow-moving minutes. and the kids were, well, they were entranced. >> it was nice seeing you, fred, bye-bye. >> reporter: who liked it? >> i liked it. >> i liked it. >> i liked it. >> reporter: and what did they see in mr. rogers? >> he seems like he's nice, and he helps a lot. >> reporter: so there it is. fred rogers still making connections that, who knows, could last a lifetime. >> i would watch it every day, and watch it after that day. i watch it until i get old. >> reporter: for "nightline," john donvant, new york. >> he still has it. >> watch til they get old, til they turn like 10.

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this morning on "world news now," countdown to the singapore summit. in about 24 hours, the president will be on the way to what will likely be a legacy event of his presidency. he explains why he doesn't have to prepare much. also kim kardashian talking about her role in the pardoning of a grandmother after decades in prison. and that meeting with the president. and the emergency landing on a very busy highway. >> the pilot making a dramatic mayday call saying simply, we're coming down. and he's not from the u.s., and his basketball moves look like they're not from this planet most of the time, but the nba star known as the "greek freak" is determined to learn about his new home by eating

some of its finest foods. this is friday, june 8th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the greek freak goes american. >> we'll see if he can fit himself on the basketball court after all of that. but we're going to start with president trump making it clear that preparation is not a priority. just days before he comes face to face with kim jong un. >> the president says it's about attitude and he'll know very quickly if the north korean leader is serious about getting rid of his nuclear weapons. serena marshall has the latest. >> reporter: the president believes his pending summit with kim jong un is all about attitude. >> i don't think i have to prepare very much. it's about attitude. it's about willingness to get things done. i think i've been preparing for the summit for a long time.

>> reporter: the president reiterated the u.s. will accept nothing less than full denuclearization in exchange for sanctions relief. but the japanese prime minister coming to d.c. to make sure they aren't left behind in any negotiations. japan's fearful the u.s. could strike a deal that would eliminate weapons that would strike but allowing them to keep their short and medium range ones that could strike japan. >> the purpose of the meeting is to address this nuclear threat to the united states. >> reporter: thursday pompeo saying any deal would be submitted to congress for approval. >> chairman kim will have comfort that american policy will continue down the same path on the course that we hope we're able to set in singapore. >> reporter: even as the president down-played expectations and continued to offer a caveat. >> i believe we're going to have a terrific success or a modified success. but in one form or another, if it all goes, and things can happen between now and then.

>> reporter: one clue he gave into how to judge the summit -- >> if you hear me say we're going to use maximum pressure, you'll know the negotiation did not go well. >> reporter: the president said if the meeting goes well, he could invite kim jong un to the united states. but even still, there was a caveat saying the meeting is always subject to change. one other issue the japanese prime minister pushed mr. trump on was the release of japanese citizens held by north korea. >> thank you, serena. before meeting with kim, president trump will attend the g-7 summit in canada, but things may be a little awkward after he traded jabs with allies on the new tarrifs on steel and aluminum. canadian prime minister justin trudeau and french president macron have been openly criticizing trump's policies as insulting, and the president hit back at them accusing them of unfair practices. some are calling the summit the g-6 plus one. and the justice department says it will no longer defend parts of obamacare.

the state of texas has filed a lawsuit claiming the entire health law should be struck down. that it was supposed to work with the individual mandates, but the mandate was dropped when the tax bill became law. the case could end up in the supreme court. well, the first lady has been mostly out of the public spotlight for a few weeks, but that didn't stop her office from issuing a sharp reply to a statement made by rudy giuliani. linsey davis with the details. >> reporter: it was the first real glimpse of her we've had in weeks. melania trump in front of the cameras alongside her husband. >> thank you, melania. [ applause ] she went through a little rough patch, but she's doing great. >> reporter: she was out of the public eye once again but making her voice heard, her office responding to comments by the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, who was asked what the

first lady thinks about stormy daniels. >> can't speak for melania. >> but you're a personal friend. >> i am. she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true. i don't even think there's a slight suspicion that it's true when you look at stormy daniels. i know donald trump, and -- look at his three wives, right? beautiful women, classy women. women of great substance. stormy daniels? >> reporter: still, president trump ended up footing the bill to keep daniels quiet about their alleged affair, and the first lady is making one thing crystal clear. her spokeswoman telling us, i don't believe mrs. trump has ever discussed her thoughts on anything with mr. giuliani. and the first lady has not commented at all about the stormy daniels scandal, and many will remember that when daniels appeared on "60 minutes," president trump watched from the white house while mrs. trump was

hundreds of miles away in florida. linsey davis, abc news, new york. and an atf agent is in critical but stable condition after being shot several times during what florida investigators say was an ambush. two undercover agents were conducting a controlled drug buy in gary, indiana. that's when the operation turned into a shootout. one suspect killed at the scene, two others in custody, and the fourth is at large. and the dancing doctor's license has been suspended. the dermatologist posted videos of herself dancing while doing surgery. several said they were left disfigured. they cited her for unsatisfactory conduct. kim kardashian-west is sharing some of the details that led to president trump's decision to commute the life sentence of a first-time drug offender. alice johnson, you see her there running from prison after she was freed. the reality star told cnn's van

jones, even before meeting with the president in the oval office, she made daily calls to the white house after reaching out to ivanka trump and jared kushner. she said the president called her himself to tell her johnson was getting out prison after 21 years. >> she became an ordained minister. she got so many degrees. she just -- knowing that she's never going to get out, but she is still so amazing and is working on herself the whole time she's there, i think just, he felt her heart. and he explained that to me. and i was just, i mean, when he, when he said he has the papers in front of him and he's signing it, i just, like, my heart was so full. >> kardashian-west admitted that she got involved in johnson's case late in the game after learning about it on twitter. and about that oval office visit, she said she never gets star struck but was star struck

by the office itself. she said she could feel the history in there. facebook says it has fixed a bug that may have caused some users to inadvertently post publicly instead of just among friends. it automatically suggested posting publicly rather than the default setting. all affected users have been notified. most of us rely on spell check to fix mistakes. but in the state of new york, lawmakers are stepping in to make a major correction. >> the state senate has approved a bill to correct the spelling of the verrazano narrows bridge. it should have two zs, not one. it has been misspelled for 50 years because of a typo in the construction contract. >> but it's not a done deal. they need to approve the change and then it's up to the governor. previous bills have failed.

>> yeah, they're getting the job done. one z, two zs. >> what's next? they're going to change up the van wyck? how you pronounce it? >> he had a rough life. coming up, the new video, alarming numbers in from hawaii. hundreds of additional homes have been destroyed in the kilauea eruption. and in "the skinny," the fresh ink on a famous face that has all of us scratching our heads. yet feeling sort of inspired. you're watching "world news now." yet feeling sort of inspired. you're watching "world news now."

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a super market in russia need a super market in russia a supermarket in russia needed a little cleanup. here's why. >> ooh. >> yeah. the floor appeared to give way. this was in kazan, russia. food went toppling off the shelves, and a hole seemingly opened out of nowhere. and here at home, a water main break turned a street in tampa into a lake. residents were told to stay in

their homes in case of any downed wires. they're also told to boil their water for a few days. so there has been another animal attack in yellowstone national park. >> the latest incident was a bison charging a crowd of people and goring a 59-year-old woman. the crowd came within 15 feet of the bison. they recommend a safe distance of 75 feet. two other recent attacks involve elk. you don't think of elk as being aggressive. we're getting a new look of dramatic video of erupting lava from kilauea's volcano. >> here it is. red hot, flying there, some hundreds of feet into the air. >> lava has destroyed more than 600 homes on hawi's big island. the volcano is still very active, and they have no idea when this eruption will slow down or if more lava-spewing vents will start to open. >> it is amazing to get those totals on how many homes have been destroyed. and it's because officials are getting some new images after flying over it, and it is

devastating for a part of the island. so the faa is investigating the emergency landing of a small plane on an interstate highway in gainesville, florida. >> it happened during a training flight with a student pilot. here is david curley. >> reporter: a striking sight for gainesville, florida drivers as a plane lands on their highway. it was a small plane in trouble. the tower wondering, as those drivers saw the cessna landing on i-75. >> we've got a plane that landed down on the interstate. >> reporter: officials say the pilot actually did a good job of finding a break in the traffic and putting the plane down between vehicles. >> by the grace of god, nothing struck it. no injuries. >> reporter: the plane owned by a flight school apparently suffering engine trouble, landing safely with two people on board. this part of the interstate is surrounded by swamp, according to a police officer who said the pilot had little choice. david curley, abc news, washington.

>> the pilot is now being applauded for a job well done. he put it down great. no damage to the airplane, no injuries to any passengers. didn't hit anybody down on the ground. >> and you look at the landing, it was fairly textbook for a highway. >> apparently. >> a runway. >> i don't know about textbook. they say as they started recognizing there was engine failure, the pilot had already started picking out spots, potential spots if they weren't able to make it back to the airport. so he was well prepared. quite a lesson for that student. when we come back, oprah becomes a part of history. and a cast member of the '90s show "party of five" goes topless. you dirty bastards, i know who you're thinking. you're thinking. you're thinking.

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♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" we are kicking off your friday skinny with some face tattoos that are speaking to us this morning. >> like mike tyson's?

>> kind of, but this one's got a message i think you will like. >> perhaps you've heard of post malone. you may have heard about the coachella performance. and maybe it wasn't as epic. but his tattoos are. >> check out the right eye. >> whoa. >> yeah, pretty clear. it says always, maybe a tribute of some kind. >> maybe a commercial. always hopeful? >> nope. >> always striving? >> hm-mm. >> always iversons? always off-key? >> always tired. his other eye has a tattoo under it saying "tired". let's get the whole view, shall we? not only do his eyes say always tired, but then above the other eye it says stay away.

i think i should wear a t-shirt that says that on my way home. always tired, stay away. because when we get tired we get cranky, people. >> we get hangry, people. good luck with that, buddy. >> i hope that's all going to mean something in like 40 years. >> i really hope he wasn't sober when he got that. >> the next eye. no rugrats. >> congrats. next to oprah, a momentous occasion for her. >> did she get face tattoos too? >> not oprah. >> her new exhibit at the african-american museum of history opens today. >> when the truth of who you are denied, relentlessly, aggressively, audaciously, i grew up.

there was nobody on-screen but buckwheat. nobody wanted to be buck. ♪ ♪ in all the wrong places ♪ lookin' for love >> except for one person, eddie murphy sang the hit as buckwheat on snl. but then murphy ended the madness and had buckwheat killed off. i remember that so well. but yesterday was kind of like the meta moment that we were all talking about. you had oprah watching oprah, which is the name of the exhibit. the oprah show. and that was really, really long. >> we were watching oprah watching the watching oprah exhibit. next to nba star yanis, known as the greek freak, much easier to pronounce.

and he earned that nickname because he's from greece and he does freakish things on the basketball court. >> now he's trying to learn more about the american culture through some of our cuisine. first he conquered the corn dog. tweeting god bless america. >> god bless indeed. next, to wash down that corn dog, his first sip of red kool-aid. he said it's extremely tasty. america, stay blessed. >> but the latest update, he tweeted, having my first pedicure in two years, i tried my first bag of funyuns, they were good, but i'll stick to american cool ranch doritos. >> he's really embracing this whole americana thing. and finally, the '90s show, scott wolf just turned 50 and took to instagram to share his shirtless bod and captain american pajamas pants. >> he said if posting a

shirtless selfie at 50 is wrong i don't want to be right. wonder if he is friends with mark wahlberg. wahlberg. >> where is that, motel 6?

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♪ ♪ ooh, look at that live picture of singapore right now. you're looking at the cbd as they call it, the central business district. 88 degrees in singapore. humidity's going to mess with the president's hair. >> show the cbd. did i mention i was just in singapore and i know all the lingo? >> there's a great super cuts perfect for kim jong un. we're gearing up for a lot of news. the president does head there to singapore tomorrow. >> before all that happens, let's take a look at what happened this week in our weekly rewind. >> president trump and the power to pardon, the power to commute sentences and tonight granting

the request made by reality star kim kardashian. >> i want to thank president donald john trump. >> the president has commuted the sentence of alice marie johnson, sentenced to life in prison for attempting to distribute more than 70 kilos of cocaine. tonight johnson walked out of prison a free woman. >> new details about one of the most famous designers. kate spade's death stunning the world and the millions who loved her brand. >> leaving behind her husband andy and a 13 year old daughter. a spokesperson for the family saying we are all devastated. we loved kate dearly and will miss her. >> this is a ceremony that goes in conflict with my faith. >> he refused to design a cake for a same-sex wedding, arguing it would violate his religious beliefs as a christian. just as anthony kennedy described the commission as having a clear and infamous hostility toward t religio

sensibilities. >> the president trump canceled the visit for the philadelphia eagles after multiple players said they would boycott that meeting. >> president trump abruptly disinvited the eagles after they declined to attend. the president invited fans to attend a different celebration, one that he says will honor our great country, pay tribute to the heroes who protect it and loudly and proudly play the national anthem. >> did you just hit yourself? you're not supposed to be bruised. >> black and bruised. >> kendis, what happened to your leg? oh, it was a dance move. >> get it? still can't dance. >> did you figure it out yet? >> still don't know how to do it. >> you want to try it again? >> yeah. okay. i don't want to hit you. >> ow.

i don't want to hit you. >> ow.

making news in america this morning, fighting with friends. just hours before the crucial g7 summit, a feud erupts between president trump and the leaders of canada and france over trade tariffs, american job, everything from milk prices to chickens. this morning the threats being made and what they could mean for american consumers. breaking overnight, word that the justice department has seized the emails and phone records of a "new york times" reporter while investigating leaks of classified information. this morning, the former senate employee who has now been indicted. jubilation in washington overnight as the capitals win the stanley cup. >> off the face-off, the capitals have won it. >> their star player's emotional