that car. it was appealing for the expansion of pre-k education. >> and it landed in front of the education building. and an urgent manhunt is on in seattle after someone opened fire on four drivers in cars outside sea-tac. >> they are looking for shell casings. amazingly no one was hurt, but the shootings did briefly force the shutdown of one of the runways. investigators believe the shootings were random. and mma star conor mcgregor says he's sorry things got kind of out of hand when he visited new york in april. cameras caught him smashing a tour bus with a hand truck. he appeared in court in brooklyn on thursday. they each face up to seven years in prison on felony criminal mischief charges. both are now free on bail. >> kind of out of hand.

and the most-watched sporting event in the world is now under way in russia. >> day one of the world cup is in the books, and the most relieved guy in the world just may be russia's head coach. they took on saudi arabia in the opener. vladimir putin was cheered as he spoke during the opening ceremonies. >> then it was time to play. russia came in on a seven-match winless streak. they put up five goals. definitely made president putin happy as he watched in the crowd. that's with prince mohammed bin salman. a 5-0 final score. good one for russia. >> definitely a strong start for them. but the one rough patch came before the match, thanks to a british pop star, robbie williams, kind of dressed by derrick zoolander. that's an interesting suit all right. his microphone did have some issues. >> the social media reaction was not kind.

one twitter user wrote, of all the human rights abuses you can level at russia, having robbie williams perform at the opening ceremony is probably the worst. >> and things didn't get better. he gave a one-fingered salute to the camera. now he could face an $8,000 fine. >> why do artists do this? >> why? why? >> it's a bad idea. >> you know everyone is watching. let's talk about day two. it is on today. the best team in the world, portugal, is playing some other teams. >> i'm rooting for spain this year. i'd be rooting for team usa, but sadly, they didn't make it. >> i'm sorry you're going to lose today against portugal and the best player in the world. jack, what are you doing? jack, what are you doing? he doesn't play for england, he plays for portugal! >> me and my buddy cristiano back here. >> that's vandalism. vandalism.

he plays for portugal! >> be there in the quarterfinals. >> they play at 2:00 this afternoon. and by the way, sergio ramos of spain, one of the best players on the team. >> who? >> sergio ramos. do we have a cutout? jack? cutout? >> no. we only have cutouts of the best player in the world. are these music videos? >> yeah, he's a singer. >> how does that work? >> he's singing. >> how does that help him on the field? >> makes him more graceful. >> i don't believe you. >> perfect pitch. >> we'll find out. the showdown is on today, 2:00 p.m. eastern time, and we'll be watchin'. when we come back, a seinfeld reunion of sorts. and jimmy kimmel gets ready to school ted cruz in basketball. "the skinny" is next. skinny" is next. to school ted cruz in basketball. "the skinny" is next.

♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" >> is that "the skinny" dance? >> yes, it is, the friday skinny. >> that's even better. we're kicking off "the skinny" with a surprise return of a popular series.

>> it's been a few years since we saw zach galifianakis insult guests, but it gained such a following that even president obama appeared. and yesterday it returned with jerry seinfeld in the chair. but galifianakis was not so pleased with that booking. >> actor, writer, producer, which of larry david's skills do you admire the most? you have comedians in cars getting coffee, james corden has carpool karaoke. what's next in lazy, car-based, non-comedy? >> it was a tough ride for seinfeld. after they trade insults, there was another surprise. >> that is cardi b dropping by, and that led zach to kick jerry seinfeld outside the two ferns and showered the rapper who's in her final month of pregnancy with a gift.

>> ooh! >> i don't know if you're going to have a boy or girl, but the color is gender neutral. >> i'm special. >> you are special, but the most important thing is that you're relevant. >> boy, this is a really different interview than the one i did. i'm not even between the ferns anymore. >> that's what i was thinking. >> and look who else stopped by to say hello, jerry. >> hello, newman. wayne knight also appeared to help zach torment seinfeld. >> nobody better to torment seinfeld than newman. >> the larry david line killed me. let's go to jeff goldblum who had a pretty good day. he's a man of the people. hll iffollu day while receiving a star on the walk of fame.

>> let's go get the diplomat pudding with lots of spoons and a martini, ostensibly the best in los angeles, and go to my house for a pool party. emily, come on, come on, they're hot. clothing optional. i got to get out of these hot duds, andrew, come on. >> wow. well, we don't think jeff's wife emily went for it. but it could have been fun, i guess. >> this might have been that clothing optional part. >> yeah, i'm not sure about that. >> that threw it over the edge. >> and the two young kids, charlie ocean and river jo seemed to have a good time at the event. >> jeff goldblum day. not sure that's going to take off. next to the highly-anticipated one on one between jimmy kimmel and ted cruz. >> it's a basketball game. >> he clowned the senator for

posting pictures of himself despite having said this on the campaign trail. >> you know, the amazing thing is, that basketball ring here in indiana is the same height as it is in new york city and every other place in this country. >> did he call it the basketball ring? >> basketball ring. >> yikes, all right. so it's a hoop. >> yeah. >> or rim. maybe he was trying to say rim. >> i'm guessing ted is now ready to redeem himself. he did post this video of his training session. it's going okay for him, i suppose. >> i do like that he's showing a sense of humor. that's great. that's really good. they'll play on saturday at texas southern university for charity. >> very cool. >> here's some old video of kimmel scoring on shaquille o'neill. not sure if he has it. both guys are in their 50s now. >> their prime years are behind. and i'm not sure they ever had

prime years when it comes to basketball. it should be entertaining game. good luck at the basketball ring.

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♪ well, it's been a pretty busy week on "world news now." had a dramatic wardrobe malfunction right here on set. >> and we brought you the breaking news of the historic summit half a world away. >> a historic summit, the first time ever a sitting u.s. president has met with north korea's leader. in this case dictator kim jong un. >> we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. >> the two leaders signed a joint agreement, big on goals but short on specifics. president trump promising security guarantees for kim and kim declaring his, quote, unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> i've done a lot of deals with a lot of people. and sometimes the people you most distrust turn out to be the

most honorable ones and the people you do trust are not the honorable ones. >> now to those massive wildfires raging out west. >> armed with garden hoses, desperately trying to save homes in moab, utah. the buffalo fire has more than 1300 homes evacuated. in nevada, campers burning waste are possibly to blame. and in california, more than 400 firefighters racing to extinguish a blaze above beverly hills. >> a manhunt under way. >> glass all over my face. i looked and saw i the passenger side. >> investigators believe the suspect fired from the side of the highway. authorities quickly closing the road and shutting down one runway temporarily.

but the suspect still got away. >> severe storms striking the northeast overnight. >> a reported tornado flipped cars and sent debris flying. >> multiple buildings. >> emergency personnel lined the streets, asking everyone to stay away from the area. >> i don't know if you read twitter, but a lot of our viewers are very confused. they don't know what time it is, they look at you -- >> i thought about not wearing a tie. >> we need to take care of this issue, once and for all. >> she has scissors. >> so for those who -- >> so victor, i like the new look today. >> never wearing a tie again here on "world news now." if you guys ever invite me back, i'm going to leave all my ties at home. there's no point. >> you look more relaxed now, don't you feel better? >> especially without scissors coming my way. makes a huge difference. >> see? ah. just totally relaxed. >> what a week. thanks for having me.

good morning, i'm diane good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm victor oquendo in for kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." with hot, dry, and windy conditions across five states in the southwest, the wildfire zone is set to get relief. moisture from what's left of hurricane bud is moving northward out of mexico. a rollercoaster ride ends with two people dangling and two more tossed to the ground. investigators in daytona beach are still trying to figure out why that ride derailed. students who survived the massacre in parkland, florida are kicking off a national bus tour in chicago along with teens in chicago who have been plagued by gun violence for years. and steve scalise is able to play ball again.

he suited up for the annual congressional ball game and recorded the first out of the contest. those are some of our top stories on this friday, june 15th. from abc news, this is "world news now." nice to see the game go on. nice to see congressman scalise out there, too, with a huge smile on his face. >> and it looked like he made that play from his knees. that wasn't easy. >> skills on the baseball diamond. we're going to start off this half hour with much-needed relief to the wildfire zone in the southwest. >> red flag warnings remain in some states. fires fueled by gusty winds, heat and bone-dry conditions. >> melissa constanzer joins us with the latest. >> bud has made its way through baja, and as it works to the north, this is going to bring rainfall, much-needed rainfall

to the desert southwest. the four corners, lots of fires going on. for western new mexico particularly into saturday we could see one to two inches of rain. meanwhile, your father's day, that moisture works to the north and it's hot for many as we finish off the weekend. diane, victor? >> melissa, thank you. and we're learning more this morning about that tornado that slammed through wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. it was powerful enough to flip trucks and destroy buildings. it was just one of several tornados to hit that area. eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: severe weather on the move. powerful storms already tearing through the east. >> we have a large gas line that >> we have a large gas line that has ruptured. aef-2 tordo with whoriing buils apart, tossing vehicles like toys in

wilkes-barre. the danger present even after daybreak. they are actually evacuating us from this area right now because of a propane leak and have blocked off this part of the road. their time lapse capturing the storm's fury. sarah smith rode it out in a restaurant walk-in cooler. >> i called my mom to tell her i love her and i didn't know if i was going to make it out. >> reporter: six people were hurt, nearly two dozen businesses damaged or destroyed. and northwest of here, a second ef-2 twister striking several homes in bradford county. this storm ripped through right about closing time for so many businesses. if it had been just a few hours earlier, so many more people would have been caught in this storm. eva pilgrim, abc news, wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. protesters hit the streets protesting the separation of children and their parents at the border.

some carrying signs and others slammed the government for crackdown on immigrant families. the outrage spread indoors to the white house briefing room. >> don't you have any empathy for what these people are going through? they have less -- >> guys, settle down. >> it's a serious question. these people have nothing. they come to the border with nothing. and you throw children in cages. you're a parent, you're a parent of young children. don't you have any empathy for what they go through? >> religious leaders like franklin graham are speaking out in a letter pleading with the white house to allow immigrant children to stay with parents caught crossing the border illegally. james comey says nothing in the bombshell report from the justice department's inspector general makes him think they did anything wrong. the report slams comey for being insubordinate and making judgment errors as the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails wrapped up. here is megan hughes. >> reporter: fired fbi director james comey got a rebuke from

the inspector general's report for that july 2016 news conference clearing hillary clinton. >> there is evidence they were extremely careless in their handling of highly classified information. >> reporter: they found it extraordinary and insubordinate that he refused to tell his justice department bosses what he would say, it found he usurped the authority of the attorney general. and democrats blasted him for going public just before the election with more clinton news while remaining silent about the russia investigation swirling around donald trump. >> the actions in this helped donald trump win the election. >> reporter: republicans are ramping up their own battle. >> it reaffirms the president's suspicions about comey's conduct and political bias among some of the members of the fbi. >> reporter: the report does criticize two fbi officials who exchanged anti-trump text messages during the 2016

campaign, including two new ones released in the report. former fbi lawyer, lisa page, writing to strzok. he's not ever going to be president, right? right? strzok writes, no, no, we'll stop it. christopher wray promised changes but also -- >> this report did not find any evidence of political bias or improper considerations actually impacting the investigation under review. the report does identify errors of judgment. >> reporter: megan hughes, abc news, washington. president trump has approved a plan to impose tariffs on tens of billions of dollars on chinese goods and china says it's prepared to retaliate. the president is expected to impose tariffs on $35 billion to $40 billion of chinese imports. chinese officials are warning if

that happens they will drop plans to buy u.s. soybeans and other products. and canada tv is reporting since president trump slammed justin trudeau for being very dishonest and weak, canadians are boycotting u.s. products and canceling vacations. according to c-tv, shoppers are avoiding florida oranges, kentucky bourbon and california wine and staying away from starbucks and mcdonald's. and police are asking for help to find a driver who opened fire on other drivers. here is abc's will carr. >> reporter: police are searching for the gunman who fired on at least four unsuspecting drivers. >> i heard a boom and glass all over my face. i looked and i saw it went through the passenger side and realized it was a bullet. >> reporter: the bullets ripping through drivers' windows and doors. >> it went into the seat.

so the bullet's in the seat. >> reporter: authorities canvassing the neighborhood with metal detectors. searching for shell casings. >> how much worse could this have been? >> it's amazing no one was struck. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect fired from the side of the highway near the busy sea-tac airport. authorities closing the roads and snarling traffic. at this point it appears the shootings were random. authorities are working to see if there's a link between this incident and another recent report of shots fired in this area. in seattle, will carr, abc news. before you dig into your breakfast this morning, we have a major cereal recall. kellogg's is recalling boxes of honey smacks after 73 cases of salmonella. no deaths. they are recalling the 15 and 23-ounce packages with best used

by june 14th, 2018 through june 14th, 2019. work is expected to start quickly on a high-speed rail system for chicago. the mayor and elon musk came together to announce the plan. it would cut travel time from o'hare to downtown chicago to 12 minutes. >> getting from the city to o'hare or back from o'hare to the city is race against time. chicago will have a leg up in the race for the future. >> the goal is to begin construction by the end of the year. the project would be fully funded by musk's company. and we've seen them throw chairs at each other, sacrifice their bodies in all sorts of ways. but apparently, wwe stars were >> have ricoa game of tug-of-waa

they were no match for the cub. let's take a look at her. she really didn't look like she was trying. i mean not even really pulling. >> have you started yet? did the bell ring? >> look at those guys. >> are you guys going to start pulling anytime soon. >> they're clearly trying. >> i think they're trying with all their might. >> it's her holding her own. coming up, duchess meghan's new bff, the queen. they had their first public appearance together with just the two of them. but did meghan learn a tough lesson in protocol. and the incredibles are back. they're already breaking records. insomniac theater is ahead. you're watching "world news now." now." ws now." actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums,

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and overseas, severe weather over eastern italy forced a number of water rescues. >> flash floods turned roads into rivers. one car almost completely submerged inside an underpass. crews rescued two women from that car, one of them 80 years old. >> and heavy rain triggered flash flooding across france. the homeowner who shot this video says that raging water is usually just a little stream. a landslide near paris reportedly derailed a train. torrential rains may force the rerouting of the upcoming tour de france. queen elizabeth and the newly-minted duchess of sussex have embarked on their first private trip on the royal train. >> david muir shows us how it all turned out. >> reporter: the royal train pulling into cheshire, england, the queen emerging with a new travel mate, the duchess of sussex. their first solo trip together.

and there certainly appears to be a royal connection, both laughing and smiling as the children performed. meghan embraced by the queen less than a month since the wedding. >> we're going to see for ourselves. >> i got to get my phone. >> no, i want to see the moment. >> reporter: robin didn't miss it. i got my picture. >> isn't it amazing? >> reporter: and the world saw right after, the queen's admiration for harry and meghan, that photo in the receiving room of windsor castle. meghan still learning which side of the car to get into when you're traveling with the queen. and the british people lining the streets enthralled with meghan. >> how she's bringing diversity to the family. >> reporter: the newest royal on tour with the queen.

david muir, abc news, new york. >> all smiles, but the trip apparently didn't go entirely without a hitch. >> you see there's a little bit of awkwardness after the two left the event together. and meghan apparently didn't know who should get in the queen's car first. >> you see her sort of hesitate and then the queen kind of defers to the duchess and she gets in. but we've had some debate about this. some are saying, you always let the queen go first. but the queen sort of gestured to her, and listen, if the queen tells me to get in the car, i'm getting in the car. >> if the queen's moving aside for you and saying go ahead, you get in the car. >> so we're all in agreement. just get -- get in the car. just get in the car. >> we got places to go and coming up, father's day 2018 is almost here, but what did dad want in 1984? >> we're opening up the abc news vault next. ning up the abc news vault next.

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give the boy a hand, indeed. let's give victor a hand, everybody. victor oquendo, you've lost sleep with us, you sacrificed your wardrobe this week. i didn't give you much of a choice. all of you get ready to give the other gentlemen in your life a hand. >> we're playing denise williams because we have great gifts for father's day from 1984. >> let's open the abc news vault to see if these gems still hold up in 2018. >> pick up the club there frank and take a swing. this is a practice ball. >> i'm going to move out of his way here. >> do i have it on? >> all you have to do is take a swing, hit that little ball, and you will get an idea of what it's like on a real golf course. >> eat your heart out, tom watson. >> ooh. >> what do you have on the

display there? >> what's on the display? 142 yards. now hit the green button. >> he plays golf every day. >> with a 3-wood, 142 yards? i must have topped it a little. oh, maybe i didn't have it on. >> 736. >> watch out, everyone, here we go. >> 79.8 miles per hour. >> hit the green button again. let's see how far you hit that one. >> 158 yards. >> this is the best seller in >> this plays itself or plays . you. >> it will automatically move its own black piece. >> i don't believe that. >> it's unbelievable. it plays itself.

which side wins? will it train you basically and teach you then? >> it plays eight different levels, and if it wants to give you a clue as to what to hit next, you can press the hint button, and it will wiggle the piece. >> there it is. >> and it takes pieces away and puts them all back. how much is this? >> this is a $400 product. we can even make it play itself if we want by hitting the automatic button. this is the newest thing in jogging. there are springs on the shoes to take the strain off your knees. >> of course you may be arrested for being the silliest one on the block. >> i got more attention in my neighborhood. >> fun ideas, i'm sure everyone has found something perfect for father, right? thanks, richard. >> thank you. >> am i the only one fascinated by the 1984 gifts? >> the chess board, that was awesome. makes me want to play chess. >> i want the moon shoes.

>> yeah those really took off. >> i might actually be normal height in those.

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♪ all right, it is time for "insomniac theater." we're going to start with a movie already breaking records. >> "incredibles 2" has already sold more presale tickets than ever on fandango. a villain named the underminer poses a new threat. but this time there's a bit of domestic role reversal leaving mr. incredible to play mr. mom. >> i've got to succeed so she can succeed, so we can succeed. >> i get it, bob. i get it. when was the last time you slept. >> who keeps track of that? besides, he's a baby. i can handle it. i got this handled. >> so you're good then, you got everything under control, right?

>> what the? >> okay, chacha want a cookie? >> starring the voices of craig t. nelson and holly hunter, it's getting a 95% on rotten tomatoes. that's a good score. one writes while it takes time to build up steam, once everyone is in costume and letting loose, it's an exhilarating ride. and peter travers says it's more than peak summer entertainment but an exhilarating gift. >> anywhere near the first one, it will be awesome. >> i wonder why it took so long to make the second one. >> in russia they took their time the first one was so good. i'll be there. next to a comedy based on a true story. five men who have been friends since childhood and playing a game of tag for 30 years are looking at what might be the year's final game that they ever play.

it seems jerry, who has never been tagged, is threatening to quit. >> jerry. best that ever played. >> now he wants to retire. >> this is it. >> you can't touch this. ♪ you can't touch this >> synchronize your watches. >> i don't know how to do that. >> i don't wear a watch. >> time is a construct. >> it stars jon hamm and ed helms. it's getting a 61% on rotten tomatoes. not terrible but not great. one says it's infantile at times but you will find plenty of instances to cackle. and another says fun and charming, tags results in a wonderful surprise for the year. >> i'd love toe see it. >> you're it. >> that's it for this half hour.

this morning, on "world news now," breaking news. panic on a rollercoaster ride. >> two riders plunged more than 30 feet to the ground when the cars came off the track. we'll bring you the latest. and new reaction to the long-awaited report about the fbi's handling of the clinton e-mail investigation. the report blasting james comey, but did it find evidence of political bias. plus members of congress back on the baseball diamond one year after the shooting of congressman steve scalise. and after nine surgeries, he was right there too. and can't say you weren't warned. a car owner learns the hard way why it's illegal to park in front of a fire hydrant. it's friday, june 15th. from abc news, this is "world news now."

a good morning to you all. we're going to start with breaking news. a day of fun took a horrible turn after a rollercoaster derailed in florida. >> a rollercoaster went off the tract at the daytona beach boardwalk. firefighters had to use special equipment to reach them. >> it was chaotic as you can imagine. there were a lot of people in the area. the riders were very frightened. and the firefighters were doing a great job of trying to make sure everyone stayed calm so the rescue could go off successfully. >> a total of ten riders were rescued. six were taken to the hospital. the extent of injuries has not been released. the exact cause of the incident is still under investigation. now to the stinging report by the justice department watchdog, scolding james comey. >> the 500-page document on the handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation also criticized several fbi agents

for exchanging anti-trump text messages but found nobody was motivated by political bias in the runup to the 2016 presidential election. pierre thomas has the details. >> reporter: the justice department's independent watchdog handing down a searing rebuke of fbi director james comey, finding the former fbi director made serious errors in the handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the report called out the press conference clearing hillary clinton. >> we cannot afford a case that would support criminal charges. >> reporter: the inspector general found it extra ordinary and insubordinate that comey refused to tell his justice department bosses what he would say. he had usurped the authority of his bosses. he criticized clinton. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of highly classified information.

>> reporter: the attorney general said those statements violated long-standing practice and protocol since she was not being charged. the report also taking aim at the october surprise, comey announcing he was reopening the clinton probe 11 days before the election. hillary clinton believed it cost her the election. >> i always thought it would be close. i didn't expect to be totally ambushed at the end. >> reporter: the inspector general says comey was wrong to go public with the clinton news while remaining silent on the russia investigation swirling around candidate trump, accusing comey of rejecting long-standing department policy. >> given what i knew at the time, these were the decisions that were best calculated to preserve the values of the institutions. >> reporter: but the inspector general found his explanation unpersuasive, acknowledging he faced a difficult situation but concluding he made a serious error of judgment. president trump has declared the fbi was trying to help clinton

all along. >> she is being protected by a rigged system. >> reporter: still the inspector general concludes there was no evidence that the investigation was influenced by political preferences or bias. his harshest criticism was aimed at two fbi officials who exchanged blatant anti-trump messages. lisa page writing, trump's not ever going to become president, right? right? strzok responds, no, no. he's not. we'll stop it. the report saying that message implies a willingness to take official action to impact the presidential candidate's electoral prospects. evidence that actually happened. still the inspector general concluded that the messages cast a cloud over the investigation

and impacted the reputation of the fbi. director christopher wray speaking out. >> we've got some work to do. but let's also be clear on the scope of this report. nothing, nothing in this report impugns the integrity of our workforce as a whole or the fbi as an institution. >> reporter: the report did find that comey used a personal e-mail account to conduct unclassified fbi business. that fact was not lost on clinton. she tweeted sarcastically but my e-mails, suggesting she was not treated fairly. pierre thomas, abc news, fbi headquarters. president trump is under fire for saluting a north korean army general during a summit in singapore. north korean state media released video of this awkward exchange showing the president returning a salute then shaking hands with the general. critics say he should not have saluted an officer of the brutal regime but the white house defended his gesture, as well as remarks from an interview that was dismissive of kim jong un's

human rights record. cities?is he now downplayinga'hf >> the president hasn't down-played -- >> he said a lot of other people have done some really bad things. how is that not downplaying the atrocities? >> a lot of people have done bad things. however, the president has not ignored the bad things that have been done by the north korean regime. >> meanwhile, during a visit to beijing, mike pompeo met with the chinese president where he traveled from seoul and said sanctions would not be lifted unless there is complete denuclearization. a storm has moved out to sea as the southeast braces for more storms later today. >> these threatening clouds rolled over oak island yesterday afternoon amid threats of 50-mile-per-hour winds and water spouts. >> and in the west scorching heat and drought are fueling

wildfires. red flag warnings are in effect across five states in the southwest. melissa constanzer joins us now. >> victor and diane, a bit of a pattern change in the southwest. this could actually help limit the fire danger. notice there will be spotty showers and thunderstorms in the four corners on friday as cool air works into california and nevada. but that's not the big story. what will be is bud, the leftover moisture working through friday night into saturday during the day through eastern arizona and western new mexico. one to two inches could help extinguish some fires. then father's day hot for many. victor, diane? >> melissa, thank you. and one year after a gunman nearly killed him, congressman steve scalise has made a full comeback. >> the louisiana republican made the first play last night during the annual congressional baseball game and was then mobbed by players from both teams. a year ago scalise and three other people were shot during a practice for this game.

he has had nine surgeries since. >> he made that play from his knees. he said it was an incredible feeling to walk out onto the field at nationals park in washington, d.c. by the way the democrats won that game, 21-5. >> he may have appreciated a better outcome. >> probably could have used a little help. the gop could have used the assistance of a four-legged fielder who made it onto the diamond in oklahoma. >> there was bark in the park night at the tulsa drillers baseball game and a german shepherd decided he wasn't just there to observe the show. >> look at the third baseman roll the ball out for him. he started his own game of fetch, chasing that ball around the diamond while the players were getting warmed up. eventually, he was a good boy and left that ball right there at one of the players' feet. >> he did not go easily. >> i'm surprised it hasn't happened more often with these bark in the park nights. >> he's like ball! yes!

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well, here's a sad scene to well, here's a sad scene to start off the weekend. this is just outside little rock, arkansas. and those are hundreds of bottles of fireball whiskey, just scattered and broken all over interstate 40 after the collision of two tractor-trailers. if you've never tried fireball, it tastes exactly how it sounds. the driver of the truck carrying the whiskey was hospitalized but is expected to be okay. >> i'm glad the driver's okay, but what about the whiskey? >> i know, shed a tear. a lot of college students are crying too. >> i'll get over it. over to florida where hundreds of people are recovering from jellyfish stings.

>> about 1200 people in and around daytona beach were stung this week by what's called a perfect storm of a swarm of jellyfish. luckily none were life-threatening though painful. such a swarm happens once a year on average. experts say if you get stung, don't dowse the area with vinegar. we're hearing new details about a deadly alligator attack. >> authorities are releasing the 911 calls. here is gio benitez. >> reporter: the 911 call for help near this florida lake. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i think an alligator got this lady. >> reporter: she was walking her dogs late last week at a popular florida park when a 911 caller described the unthinkable.

>> you think the alligator got the lady? >> yeah. her two dogs came running back out to the parking lot. one dog was still in the water and i seen a huge alligator. >> reporter: her body was later pulled from the lake. authorities capturing and killing the 12-foot alligator later finding a human arm inside its body. alligators are most active between dusk and dawn. and that park in davie, florida has been closed since the attack. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i've lived in florida, you have to be very careful around those lakes. you have to assume there could be one of those gators. >> fatal gator attacks are very rare. we'll keep you updated on it. coming up in the next half hour why the russian president putin was doing his best not to gloat. but first, are you tough enough? survival school's in session and we'll thankfully get to learn from the comforts of our studio.

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they call this the sport of survival. take one part tough mudder, throw in burley drill sergeants and top it all off with this guy. >> i'm bear grylls. >> reporter: bear grylls, known for getting dangerously close to nature on hit shows like discovery's "man versus wild". now he's showing every day people how to face the wild with the new competition called the bear grylls survival challenge. the concept, to try to survive the elements for a few hours on a sunny saturday afternoon. contestants will have to navigate a diabolical six-mile course in the california heat, running through dark caves and burning cars, simulated explosions and a firefight in a war-torn village. >> everyone likes to think they can do survival. and this whole challenge is about putting people under pressure, you know, seeing if they can live when it matters.

>> reporter: but surely running through mud and burning cars cannot really train you to live in the wild, can it? >> many say the same thing, i never thought it would happen to me. >> reporter: the skills that will help me in the race? >> we have about three minutes. your start time is imminent. >> reporter: let's go. >> you'll need this, around your waist, you create a loop. the rabbit comes out of the hole. >> reporter: okay. >> goes round the tree and back down the hole. >> reporter: okay. >> that will save your life. here we go. we're going to see if you can remember that. around the tree, back down the hole. boom. done. second, fire. little bit of tinder, like this. little bit of cotton ball, you're going to need to water proof during this race. there are going to be water obstacles that might involve snakes.

>> reporter: oh, man, snakes? i am terrified of snakes. >> this is a striker. creates a strike even when it's wet. >> reporter: ready or not, here we -- first up, obstacles and a whole lot of running. ducking and sprinting through a simulated war-torn village. on the other side, some physical and logical challenges. a little more than an hour, we're only halfway through, and then a break of sorts. snack time. yes. those are crickets. crunchy. back on the course and straight to the obstacle i have dreaded since bear dropped that hint. i am terrified of snakes. that was fun.

there were no snakes. you scared me for nothing. reinvigorated, i take on one last challenge, starting a fire from tinder and a flint. >> all right, you got a fire. great job. >> woo! >> reporter: smooth sailing to the finish line. i'm marci gonzalez, and i survived. woo! >> woo! >> go marci, good for her. >> not sure why she had to eat the crickets. >> yeah, ooh. the rest of it looked pretty fun until that. >> we've both done similar things. i've run a tough mudder race. there's video of me crawling through the mud. there's like wires hanging down, electric current going through them, and i hit the deck pretty quickly there, but i finished. there i am. that's me falling. >> very graceful. very graceful. i did one of those once. i was dressed as waldo. >> nice. which race was it?

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go long. welcome back. here's a friendly reminder from us to never, ever park in front of a fire hydrant. >> mm-hm. >> and here's why. take a look at this picture. this was in hamilton, new jersey. that car owner got a costly lesson about why you should never park in front of a fire hydrant. a house fire broke out nearby so firefighters broke the windows and ran the hose right through it. the professional firefighters of hamilton township say this is what happens when you park in front of a fire hydrant. over to russia where achilles the cat is at it again. achilles is famous for predicting three out of four matches in the fifa cup. the cat correctly picks russia to win the game.

but we say the fix is in. because look at what happened before. look. he keeps trying to go for the other team, and the handler keeps picking the cat up to try to make the cat pick russia. eventually, achilles gets around to it. polka! >> broadway lyrics here with cast members of "on the town." ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ all the weather, all the scores ♪ ♪ that's world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "worldewnow" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ on the town you and me ♪ there's a lot for us to see ♪ here's a few examples

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this morning on "world news now," protests in major cities over the policy of separating parents and children at the border. the issue led to a tense exchange at the white house briefing room, plus, see who's suing the president over his foundation, accusing him and his children of violating the law. breaking overnight, chaos and panic on a florida rollercoaster. two riders fell more than 30 feet to the ground as the rollercoaster derailed. several others dangled inside. and weird things happening at the world cup. >> before vladimir putin gleefully watched his home team make a statement, the opening ceremony had a rather random musical performer with a message of his own. and the senator versus the late night host. ted cruz's challenge to jimmy kimmel has introduced epic trash talking, but do either have the skills to win a game of one on one this weekend.

it's friday, june 15th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i think that's going to be an interesting game. >> i like that the senator's having a really good sense of humor. >> jimmy kimmel has a height advantage. but ted cruz actually played basketball. kimmel played the clarinet. >> pretty sure cruz rode the bench. we begin with the trump administration showing no signs of backing down from separating immigrant children and parents. >> a letter has been signed begging them to stay with parents, and house republicans are considering a bill that would include a proposal to end that practice. maggie rulli has details. >> reporter: outrage is growing from the streets. to inside the white house briefing room. >> don't you have any empathy

for what these people are going through? >> guys, settle down. >> it's a serious question. these people have nothing. they come to the border with nothing. and these poor children -- you're a parent. you're a parent of young children. don't you have any empathy for what they go through? >> reporter: making politics personal, angry over the trump administration's zero tolerance policy, which separates families entering illegally at the border. since it was announced in may, nearly 700 children have been separated from their parents. the trump administration insists they're simply upholding the law, saying that when families enter the country illegally, the children cannot be sent to jail, so the families must be separated. the administration's defending their policy with the bible. >> i would cite, due to the apostle paul in romans 13, to obey the laws of the government, because god has ordained the government for his purposes. >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law. that is actually repeated a

number of times throughout the bible. >> reporter: but dozens of christian faith leaders are speaking out, including one of the president's biggest supporters, franklin graham. >> it's terrible to see families ripped apart, and i don't support that one bit. >> reporter: the back and forth leaving many families stranded in the middle. this mother tells abc her 5-year-old daughter was taken from her for days after she illegally crossed the border, saying what is happening is inhumane. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. a new report by the inspector general is highly critical of james comey over the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. it found comey repeatedly broke with department protocol by making announcements about that investigation. and the report describes him as insubordinate for keeping those plans away from his bosses. current director christopher wray says he accepts the report and plans to make changes but pointed out what was not in the report.

>> this report did not find any evidence of political bias or improper considerations actually impacting the investigation under review. the report does identify errors of judgment, violations of or even disregard for policy and decisions that at the very least with the benefit of hindsight were not the best choices. >> the inspector recommended five for possible discipline. and there were messages between lisa page and strzok in which they said they would stop trump. trump's family is accused of using charity money to pay legal bills and benefit his campaign. kyra phillips has more.

>> reporter: new york's new attorney general is suing president trump and three of his children, alleging persistently illegal conduct while operating the non-profit the donald j. trump foundation, the suit accusing them of using charity funds to pay legal bills, promote trump hotels and support his presidential campaign. even spending $10,000 on a portrait of trump himself, later hung on the walls of one of his golf clubs. the most damning allegation involves this iowa fundraiser that candidate trump staged. >> we love our vets. >> reporter: that event raking in $2.8 million for the trump foundation. the lawsuit now claiming an e-mail from campaign manager corey lewandowski requesting the foundation make grants in iowa just days before the caucuses. is there any way we can make

some disbursements from the proceeds of the fundraiser this week while in iowa? donald trump proudly presenting at least five $100,000 grants to iowa charities just days before the iowa caucuses. the president slamming the investigation, started by new york attorney general eric schneiderman who resigned in the wake of an assault scandal. trump tweeting, the sleazy new york democrats are doing everything they can to sue me on a foundation that gave out to charity more money than it took in. i won't settle this case. >> this is not either a sleazy or political action. this is a straightforward case of violation of the laws governing charitable foundations. >> reporter: this is not a criminal case, but it could still sting. the lawsuit seeks to shut down the foundation, force the president and his kids to pay

nearly $3 million in restitution and make sure they never lead a non-profit for at least a decade. kyra phillips, abc news, washington. breaking overnight, several people have been rushed to a florida hospital after a bizarre rollercoaster accident. the coaster in daytona beach derailed. two people fell 30 feet to the ground. two others left dangling inside the cars. several others went to the hospital but their condition have not been released. a deputy is recovering from injuries he received. a fight was started by suspect james kelly with the man who lives at the home. as the deputy approached, kelly attacked him. and the surveillance video appears to show kelly getting the deputy in a head lock before kelly was shot and wounded. the deputy was treated for minor injuries. a drummer is suing fox and friends and their co-host. >> he claims that a co-host

acted with negligence when he threw an ax at a target and missed, instead hitting him in the arm. fox says it is surprised by the lawsuit, claiming that it offered him medical assistance and compensation at the time of the incident three years ago but declined. >> i wonder why the delay. if you got hurt by an ax, wouldn't you know before three years? >> you should probably act quickly if you get hit by an ax, also be careful throwing an ax. >> that also probably not a good idea. lesson learned. coming up, a massive sky banner comes loose, plummeting to the ground, and it was not a soft landing. see where it ended up. and in "the skinny," comedians and cardi, you're watching "world news now."

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make the most of a few minutes with ky natural feeling with aloe vera welcome back. here's something you don't see every day. that's a banner that was being towed by a plane over trenton, new jersey, falling to the ground after it broke loose. it eventually crashed into a parked car. no one was hurt, but it did shatter the rear windshield of that car.

it was appealing for the expansion of pre-k education. >> and it landed in front of the education building. and an urgent manhunt is on in seattle after someone opened fire on four drivers in cars outside sea-tac. >> they are looking for shell casings. amazingly no one was hurt, but the shootings did briefly force the shutdown of one of the runways. investigators believe the shootings were random. d mma star conor mcgregor says he's sorry things got kind of out of hand when he visited new york in april. cameras caught him smashing a tour bus with a hand truck. he appeared in court in brooklyn on thursday. they each face up to seven years in prison on felony criminal mischief charges. both are now free on bail. >> kind of out of hand. and the most-watched sporting event in the world is

now under way in russia. >> day one of the world cup is in the books, and the most relieved guy in the world just may be russia's head coach. they took on saudi arabia in the opener. vladimir putin was cheered as he spoke during the opening ceremonies. >> then it was time to play. russia came in on a seven-match winless streak. they put up five goals. definitely made president putin happy as he watched in the crowd. that's with prince mohammed bin salman. a 5-0 final score. good one for russia. >> definitely a strong start for them. but the one rough patch came before the match, thanks to a british pop star, robbie williams, kind of dressed by derrick zoolander. that's an interesting suit all right. his microphone did have some issues. >> the social media reaction was not kind. one twitter user wrote, of all the human rights abuses you can

level at russia, having robbie williams perform at the opening ceremony is probably the worst. >> and things didn't get better. he gave a one-fingered salute to the camera. now he could face an $8,000 fine. >> why do artists do this? >> why? why? >> it's a bad idea. >> you know everyone is watching. let's talk about day two. it is on today. the best team in the world, portugal, is playing some other teams. >> i'm rooting for spain this year. i'd be rooting for team usa, but sadly, they didn't make it. >> i'm sorry you're going to lose today against portugal and the best player in the world. jack, what are you doing? jack, what are you doing? he doesn't play for england, he plays for portugal! >> me and my buddy cristiano back here. >> that's vandalism. vandalism. he plays for portugal!

>> be there in the quarterfinals. >> they play at 2:00 this afternoon. and by the way, sergio ramos of spain, one of the best players on the team. >> who? >> sergio ramos. do we have a cutout? jack? cutout? >> no. we only have cutouts of the best player in the world. are these music videos? >> yeah, he's a singer. >> how does that work? >> he's singing. >> how does that help him on the field? >> makes him more graceful. >> i don't believe you. >> perfect pitch. >> we'll find out. the showdown is on today, 2:00 p.m. eastern time, and we'll be watchin'. when we come back, a seinfeld reunion of sorts. and jimmy kimmel gets ready to school ted cruz in basketball. "the skinny" is next. "the skinny" is next. skinny" is next. to school ted cruz in basketball. "the skinny" is next.

♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" is that "the skinny" dance? >> yes, it is, the friday skinny. >> that's even better. we're kicking off "the skinny" with a surprise return of a popular series. >> it's been a few years since

we saw zach galifianakis insult guests, but it gained such a following that even president obama appeared. and yesterday it returned with jerry seinfeld in the chair. but galifianakis was not so pleased with that booking. >> actor, writer, producer, which of larry david's skills do you admire the most? you have comedians in cars getting coffee, james corden has carpool karaoke. what's next in lazy, car-based, non-comedy? >> it was a tough ride for seinfeld. after they trade insults, there was another surprise. >> that is cardi b dropping by, and that led zach to kick jerry seinfeld outside the two ferns and showered the rapper who's in her final month of pregnancy

with a gift. >> ooh! >> i don't know if you're going to have a boy or girl, but the color is gender neutral. >> i'm special. >> you are special, but the most important thing is that you're relevant. >> boy, this is a really different interview than the one i did. i'm not even between the ferns anymore. >> that's what i was thinking. >> and look who else stopped by to say hello, jerry. >> hello, newman. wayne knight also appeared to help zach torment seinfeld. >> nobody better to torment seinfeld than newman. >> the larry david line killed me. let's go to jeff goldblum who had a pretty good day. he's a man of the people. >> he called it jeff goldblum day while receiving a star on the walk of fame. >> let's go get the diplomat pudding with lots of spoons and

a martini, ostensibly the best in los angeles, and go to my house for a pool party. emily, come on, come on, they're hot. clothing optional. i got to get out of these hot duds, andrew, come on. >> wow. well, we don't think jeff's wife emily went for it. but it could have been fun, i guess. >> this might have been that clothing optional part. >> yeah, i'm not sure about that. >> that threw it over the edge. >> and the two young kids, charlie ocean and river jo seemed to have a good time at the event. >> jeff goldblum day. not sure that's going to take off. next to the highly-anticipated one on one between jimmy kimmel and ted cruz. >> it's a basketball game. >> he clowned the senator for posting pictures of himself

despite having said this on the campaign trail. >> you know, the amazing thing is, that basketball ring here in indiana is the same height as it is in new york city and every other place in this country. >> did he call it the basketball ring? >> basketball ring. >> yikes, all right. so it's a hoop. >> yeah. >> or rim. maybe he was trying to say rim. >> i'm guessing ted is now ready to redeem himself. he did post this video of his training session. it's going okay for him, i suppose. >> i do like that he's showing a sense of humor. that's great. that's really good. they'll play on saturday at texas southern university for charity. >> very cool. >> here's some old video of kimmel scoring on shaquille o'neill. not sure if he still has it. both guys are in their 50s now. >> their prime years are behind. and i'm not sure they ever had prime years when it comes to basketball.

it should be entertaining game. good luck at the basketball ring. prime years when it comes to basketball. it should be entertaining game. good luck at the basketball ring.

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♪ ♪ well, it's been a pretty busy week on "world news now." had a dramatic wardrobe malfunction right here on set. >> and we brought you the breaking news of the historic summit half a world away. >> a historic summit, the first time evea u. president has met with north korea's leader. in this case dictator kim jong un. >> we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. >> the two leaders signed a joint agreement, big on goals but short on specifics. president trump promising security guarantees for kim and kim declaring his, quote, unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> i've done a lot of deals with a lot of people. and sometimes the people you most distrust turn out to be the

most honorable ones and the people you do trust are not the honorable ones. >> now to those massive wildfires raging out west. >> armed with garden hoses, desperately trying to save homes in moab, utah. the buffalo fire has more than 1300 homes evacuated. in nevada, campers burning waste are possibly to blame. and in california, more than 400 firefighters racing to extinguish a blaze above beverly hills. >> a manhunt under way. >> glass all over my face. i looked and saw it went through the passenger side. >> investigators believe the suspect fired from the side of the highway. authorities quickly closing the road and shutting down one runway temporarily. but the suspect still got away. >> severe storms striking the northeast overnight.

>> a reported tornado flipped cars and sent debris flying. >> multiple buildings. >> emergency personnel lined the streets, asking everyone to stay away from the area. >> i don't know if you read twitter, but a lot of our viewers are very confused. they don't know what time it is, they look at you -- >> i thought about not wearing a tie. >> we need to take care of this issue, once and for all. >> she has scissors. >> so for those who -- >> so victor, i like the new look today. >> never wearing a tie again here on "world news now." if you guys ever invite me back, i'm going to leave all my ties at home. there's no point. >> you look more relaxed now, don't you feel better? >> especially without scissors coming my way. makes a huge difference. >> see? ah. just totally relaxed. >> what a week. thanks for having me. >> thanks, thanks for coming.

>> thanks, thanks for coming.

making news in america this morning, the bombshell report blasting former fbi director james comey on his handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. why the justice department says he was insubordinate and what comey is saying this morning. breaking overnight, a roller coaster derailing sending passengers plunging more than 30 feet to the ground. the new video coming in. taking the field. republican steve scalise returns to the congressional baseball game after getting shot during practice a year ago. his big play that had his teammates swarming him on the field. plus, walgreens getting sued. what it has to do with the opioid epidemic.