good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." president trump is calling for undocumented immigrants to be deported immediately without seeing a judge when they come over the border. this as 2,000 children are still separated from their families. melania trump made a rare appearance. she was in northern virginia and told kids to embrace kindness and positivity. a hot air balloon crashed. the pilot is okay thanks to two fishermen who pulled him from the wreck. it was a big night for music, fashion and film. "black panther" won best movie.

and anita baker was honored with a lifetime achievement award. those are some of the top stories we're following on this monday, june 25th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with president trump facing new pushback over the rights of migrants. >> the president is now suggesting that they should skip the courts and immediately send migrants back where they came from. but civil liberty proponents say that would be unconstitutional. the defense secretary says two military bases will be used to house migrants. tara palmieri from dees. >> reporter: the president intensifying his biggest issue. >> we need people that can help us. we want merit-based immigration system. we need safety at the border.

the wall's going to happen. it's going to happen. >> reporter: in a flurry of tweets, saying we cannot allow all these people to invade our country. we must immediately with no judges or court cases bring them back to where they came. >> it is bother some with the president's rhetoric about the democrats and their unwillingness to have any border security or control. >> we need a wall. we need border security. >> reporter: the chaos at the border reaching a flashpoint for white house staff. sarah sanders was kicked out of this virginia restaurant. outside the closed red hen restaurant, signs offering appreciation on the front door next to bouquets of flowers. many others outraged. yelp flooded with one-star reviews. the online menu hacked. comments included -- you have

successfully become the poster child for intolerance in our country. >> the separation of illegal families is the product of the same loopholes that democrats refuse to close. >> reporter: the restaurant owner says i feel the restaurant has certain standards it has to uphold such as honesty and cooperation. she said i'd like you to leave. sarah sanders tweeting her actions say more about her than about me. i always do my best to treat people, including those i disagree with, respectfully and i will continue to do so. there's a vote on a compromise bill on tuesday, but it is unlikely to pass. they are reportly working on a more narrow bill that would eliminate the 20 day cap on stays for children. but even that will have a hard time getting support from democrats. tara paul paul mary, abc news,

the white house. dozens of people are in the hospital after getting sick on the job. the workers first started reporting feeling ill. the building was declared safe. another shift reported later in the evening. that shift fell sick and quickly left the building. a hazmat team is set to conduct another inspection. the black teen shot to death by police will be laid to rest today. it follows a week of protests that culminated in his wake last night. now his parents are speaking out for the first time exclusively to abc news. they say the officer who killed their son needs to be behind bars. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: hundreds of people lined up to pay their respects to 17-year-old antwon rose, the teen shot and killed by the officer as he ran away from a traffic stop. for the first time, antwon's parents are speaking out.

>> he murdered my son in cold blood. >> reporter: they didn't want to talk about the investigation. the car antwon was riding in was suspected of being involved in a drive-by shooting. two guns were found inside and the teen had an empty gun clip in his pocket. >> i never thought i'd be sitting here. i thought i'd be watching my son graduate from college. >> reporter: i asked antwon's parents if they thought the investigation would be fair. they said they hoped so. the district attorney is expected to release new details about the investigation and shooting. kenneth moton, abc news. homestead, pennsylvania. and a dozen large wildfires are burning in the west. most of them out of control. three of those fires are in central oregon with the largest, the boxcar fire, at 92,000 acres. it's about 50% contained, still producing huge amounts of smoke. and in northern california, the

pawnee fire. thousands have been told to evacuate as that wildfire season begins. >> i'm will carr, in lake county, california. behind me, you can see this wildfire that is continuing to eat through that bone-dry brush behind me. they basically have had perfect conditions for a wildfire. hot, triple degrees in some parts of this area. the winds have been erratic. nearly 600 homes are threatened right now. we know a dozen or so structures have already burned. behind us, fire crews doing everything they can to try to jump on the fire. you probably hear the helicopter in the distance. you see a truck coming by right here. they're doing dumps. they're trying to get these flames out and protect this community. it's going to be a long 24 hours. in lake county, will carr, abc news. >> fire season is just starting

and the forecasts right now don't look like they're going to help. >> paul williams has the details. >> to be honest, this is the time of the year when we have this problem with the dry conditions in the southwest, four corners region staying desperately dry. and i do mean desperately. hot air continuing throughout southern california, nevada and arizona. the heat will creep all the way up to the northwest part of the country with the jet stream being bench pressed. we'll have hot conditions. by midweek, more in the way of heat, more dryness. more problems with fires. kendis, diane? >> that's not what we need. overseas, turkey's president recep erdogan is declaring victory. he received more than 52% of the vote. with this win, erdogan will gain sweeping new powers. critics say it's a bold power grab that amounts to a dictatorship.

he's already been in power there in turkey since 2003. and women in saudi arabia no longer have to rely on taxi drivers or men to get around. they are allowed to drive. >> it is 1901. >> nope. >> some are driving for a ride-sharing service themselves. scott goldberg looks at the mobile revolution in the middle east. >> reporter: hi, guys, scott goldberg filling in here for brad mielke. a world now contains zero countries in which women are not allowed to drive. it's hard to believe, but until this weekend, women were banned from getting behind the wheel in saudi arabia. it's rules like this that some countries are softening. >> sunday night at the stroke of midnight, so many took to the

street behind their wheels, and you know what? they had their husbands or their brothers or their sons in the car in the passenger seat for the first time. and the men were beaming. >> reporter: now there's still a long way to go. women have separate parking spots and segregated gas pumps, but this is a giant move forward for their independence, the economy and saudi car dealers who now have twice as many customers. you can hear my conversation on the "start here" podcast later this morning. download it at apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >> they made the announcement last year, but it took this long because many women didn't actually know how to drive. >> they had to teach them how to drive. to alaska and a husky with a nose for hiking now a hero. >> nookie saved a hearing-impaired hiker twice. amanda slammed into a boulder

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the small plane burst into flames upon impact. there was a third person on board, a 17-year-old male. he's now in critical condition. the cessna may have hit a tree as it was approaching a small airport on the city's east side. the pilot had reported problems with the landing gear and low fuel. the flight originated in arkansas. that sparked growing outrage on social media. >> a woman was caught on video calling police about an 8-year-old girl who was selling bottled water. >> this woman don't want a little girl to sell water. she calling police on an 8 year old little girl. >> reporter: this woman calling police about a little girl she says was loudly selling water outside her apartment for hours. the child's mom confronting the caller.

>> she said we didn't give it to her. then she called the cops. so i said all right, call the cops. and she did. >> the lady called the police on me because i didn't have a permit. >> you can hide all you want. the whole world going to see you, boo. >> reporter: this is the scene near san francisco's at&t park. erin austin shared the video on instagram. it's now been seen hundreds of thousands of times. the woman on the phone says she never spoke to the little girl but says her building security guard first tried to get the girl and her mom to keep the noise down or move. she said she did phone police but not to report them. she simply wanted to know if what they were doing was legal. austin showing this photo of her daughter selling water again. adrian bankert, abc news, new

york. >> i mean, i have seen so many lemonade stands where i wanted to call and find out if they had a permit. >> absolutely. >> why? why would you do that? so there have been plenty of memes, the barbecue becky, the woman who called people who were barbecuing. so they call this woman permit patty. >> oh, i see. is it that she wanted lemonade or iced tea and felt like the water wasn't stepping it up enough? that's kind of silly. coming up, hitting the roads, rails and skies this summer. >> we're checking out how to get the best deals. straight ahead. you're watching "world news now." straight ahead. you're watching "world news now."

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of course turkey had their elections yesterday and he was voting in that. so the popular youtubers behind "how ridiculous" are back this time, their ridiculousness is a giant dart being dropped. that's a huge dart. from 146, 148 feet above into eight doors. they wanted to see how much damage it would do. >> why? >> where are they? the everglades? so it damaged quite a bit. >> go figure. giant darts can do damage. >> diane is not impressed. that don't impress her much. >> they can do better than that. speaking of doing better, this truck thief better hope he does better next time. though i think the benson police department in pennsylvania are happy he didn't. the keys were in the car.

couldn't be easier, except he apparently doesn't know how to do a three-point turn. after several attempts finally gives up and runs off. >> but he could have like pushed the car a little bit out of the way. >> no. >> he didn't give it that much of an effort. >> it's like a scene out of austin powers. >> i know there were plenty, plenty of world cup matches over the weekend. we haven't shown a lot of world cup footage, but we do want to get this bit of world cup footage in. here it is. >> oh! >> well, this is one matchup we'll remember. >> the striker trying to head it to the goal, but he's got a defender right on his tail, and i do mean tail, quite literally. >> they're making no progress on the field. >> oh, hand ball. >> he takes it all for himself. >> that might have been a throw-in.

>> that's very ronaldoesque. >> do you say ronaldoesque because they have their shirts off?

this morning o this morning on "world news now," western wildfires are raging out of control in several states. >> at least a dozen homes have already been destroyed and many more are being threatened. mandatory evacuations ordered. our team is on the scene. also the president's latest appeal on immigration saying migrants don't have the right to due process. the immigration bill is up for a vote this week and why it could be due to fail. and a pilot of a hot air balloon hit power lines and crash landed into a michigan lake. fishermen rushing to the rescue. and the competition was fierce. the slobber substantial. dozens of dogs competing in the

world's ugliest dog contest. see what it took to win on this monday, june 25th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i love the ugliest dog competition. >> last week we had bring your dog to work. none of them was ugly. >> no, they were adorable. but the ugly dogs are kind of adorable, too, their eyes are uneven, their teeth are jutting out. >> it was very tight. it was like the world cup competition. >> oh, yes. we're going to start this half hour with the dozen or so large wildfires burning in seven western states. >> by far, the biggest is the pawnee fire in northern california near santa rosa. it has consumed nearly 8,000 acres and destroyed at least 12 homes. evacuations have been ordered. and that valley only has one way in and one way out. >> and the rugged area makes it difficult to get firefighters and equipment to that scene. will carr has more.

>> reporter: extreme heat and wind fueling wildfires. winds flickering over smoky skies. torching more than 1500 acres in 24 hours and still growing. at least 12 structures, including some residences have burned. more than 600 more threatened. residents warned to get out. crews racing to dowse the flames and cut power lines. meanwhile, more fires raging across central oregon. the boxcar fire setting these hilltops ablaze, scorching an area twice the size of washington, d.c. firefighters dowsing hotspots from above. desperate to get the upper hand. the inferno one of three burning statewide fueled by hot, dry,

gusting conditions. will carr, abc news. >> and that hot, dry, breezy weather will be a big problem over the next few days. >> the midwest is seeing severe thunderstorms overnight and through the day. they will deliver damaging winds, hail, heavy rain and occasional tornados. >> that storm is already delivering blinding rain to nebraska and several funnel clouds as well. >> it may take several days to restore power to residents in the memphis area. >> paul williams is here with the forecast. >> this weather's going crazy. one extreme one way to the other. total extremes. stormy weather throughout the center part of the country for monday going into chicago and kansas city. then for tuesday, as a preview, look for an outbreak of severe storms in chicago, madison, st. louis, kansas city, slowing

things down with flash flooding along 70, 80, 55 with damaging floods and rain. the southwest, totally different side of this thing. heat, dry, plenty of heat throughout the southwest. throughout the northwest, another wave of heat. and even for the southeast for monday before the rain kicks in for them. then more blistering heat for the desert southwest by midweek as well. a hazmat emergency in salem, massachusetts. at least 20 people are in the hospital after getting sick on the job. authorities were called to the scene after a chlorine leak. they said the building was safe, but then another shift of employees fell ill. emergency responders describe a mass hysteria as workers rushed to leave the building. the building is now closed and slated for another inspection today. president trump is coming under fire for suggesting that people who enter the country illegally should not be allowed due process.

he argued that migrants are invading the country and is calling for them to be immediately sent back where they came from without even seeing a judge. civil liberties advocates say that would be illegal and unconstitutional. but the president insists the world is laughing at america's immigration laws. >> we need people who will help us. we need safety at the border. >> the house is expected to vote on a sweeping bill this week. it would keep migrant families together, but it will fail without the support of any democrats. jim mattis has confirmed that the pentagon is preparing temporary facilities at two military bases. marcus moore has the latest. >> protests continue along the texas border. hundreds of demonstrators

demanding answers on the immigrant children separated from their families. the trump administration should provide evidence for each and every child who has been reunited. >> reporter: these are the images of the young children being transported from a processing center in mcallen, texas. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren touring the facility. >> it's a disturbing picture. there are children by themselves. i saw a 6 month old baby. >> reporter: 32 released to the custody of a shelter in el paso. dhs saying more than 500 children are already back with their parents. many who reach the border but are turned away end up like this waiting for another opportunity to cross. we met this man. he said he's willing to risk it all.

>> i want to take my family to u.s. i cannot go back to honduras, i cannot. if we go back to honduras, they will kill my family. >> reporter: and people we spoke with at that shelter said they are determined and will stop at nothing to get into the u.s. one man who's been in reynosa will try to cross again next week. marcus moore, abc news, mcallen, texas. and to san diego now where two police officers there are recovering after responding to what turned into a deadly shootout. both were shot near san diego state university. a 911 call complained of someone yelling and objects being thrown inside an apartment. smoke was coming from the unit. and officers and firefighters knocked to try to get inside. detectives say that's when they were ambushed. >> obviously some concerns about a fire inside the apartment. so the officers made a decision to open the door.

upon opening the door, they were met by gunfire. >> one of the officers is in serious but stable condition. both are expected to recover. the firefighter was not injured. the suspect died during the shootout though police aren't sure how. first lady melania trump was a surprise guest at a conference against destructive decisions in northern virginia. she said she was inspired by their organization and their conference. the first lady says their mission matches the goals of her "be best" initiative. >> you have the power to be the positive force in so many people's lives. show respect to one another. treat your community like your family. and look out for one another. >> first lady received a standing ovation after those remarks. s.a.d.d. was once known as students against drunk driving.

pups with mugs only their mothers could love. >> the world's ugliest dog contest brought some not so pretty faces to petaluma, california. 15 competed for the prize. >> this year's winner is an english bulldog. >> look at that tongue! >> named zaza. her underbite and wrinkled face helped her beat out the rest of the pack. >> i think zaza's tongue may have helped as well. >> does that thing ever go in? >> no. that's it. that's zaza. she was just relaxed. and a lot of these dogs are rescued from shelters or puppy mills. the whole point is to encourage adoption. coming up, the shark warnings going up from coast-to-coast. see where beachgoers are told to look out.

>> coming up in "the mix," what on earth is this guy doing in a suit on a paddleboard in the middle of the hudson river. just a normal day between manhattan and new jersey. you can find us on twitter and facebook. you're watching "world news now." now." us on are

two fishermen are credited with rescuing a hot air balloon pilot. it happened during a hot air balloon festival. they rushed into action when they saw the pilot in trouble. >> when he hit the wires, there was a big flash and an explosion. >> but he was kind of flailing away, and yelling. and then that's when he broke free. he hit the water maybe like about 20 to 30 yards from the shore. >> at one point, the balloon's basket was on fire. the pilot is okay. the faa is looking into the cause. two people are dead after a small plane crash in detroit.

>> a third person in the plane, a 17 year old male is in critical condition. the cessna may have hit a tree as it was approaching a small airport on the city's east side. >> the flight originated in arkansas. we are officially in summer. but beachgoers aren't the only ones enjoying sand and surf. >> no, sharks are heading to the same shallow water to warm up. marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: signs like this posted along some beaches from coast-to-coast, warning about shark sightings. >> i've got grandkids out in the water right now. >> we're seeing a lot of sharks this summer. >> reporter: stella kayaking out here with a friend. the images capture a 10-foot great white just feet away. >> it wasn't interested in us in any threatening way. it wasn't following me. >> reporter: but that isn't always the case.

this video from last year also from monterey bay shows a great white knocking this man off his kayak, taking a bite out of it, thrashing around in the water before the man was rescued. just last month, a 10 year old boy bitten, swimming in waist-deep water in south carolina. >> it was a total shock. >> reporter: experts say shark attacks are rare. t warnings should be taken seriously. >> they are informed. there are sharks here. they can make a decision whether to go in or not. >> reporter: some tips, avoid swimming at dawn and dusk. don't wear anything shiny that a shark could confuse for a fish. if you do see a shark while you're in the water, move away calmly and slowly, because any quick movements could draw a shark's attention. marci gonzalez, abc news, santa monica, california. >> i would be bait. flailing.

>> i did actually see a shark swimming in the ocean and i did not remain calm or move slowly. i swam as fast as i could. >> do you know what kind of shark it was? >> whatever it was, it was probably that big. but if was big enough to scare the be-jesus out of you. >> nurse sharks aren't supposed to attack you. >> we decided to go to the pool after that. >> i would do that. coming up in the next half hour, why roseanne barr was reduced to tears. her emotional comments about the tweet that ended her sitcom comeback. and what may have ended up being the most entertaining moment from this year's world's cup. and what may have ended up being the most entertaining moment from this year's world's cup.

welcome back to "world news now."

we are taking a look at the san diego padres taking alternate transportation to the ballpark in san francisco. when the team bus didn't show up they grabbed a double-decker tour bus. hey, everybody, what's going on? >> they could have gotten confused for the pride parade. as you can see the gay flags in the background. it was a big pride parade in san francisco. they're lucky it didn't make a turn through the castro district in san francisco. >> i think they enjoyed their tour. >> yes, they did. time now for sports and we're going to start with world cup. and the humblebrags from england. >> they do have a lot to brag about. they broke loose against panama, dominating the world cup first timers, 6-1. check it out. there's three. here comes four. boom! there's four.

i mean, just to go through the highlights is going to take a while. six goals in all. that is more than england scored in its last two world cups combined. >> wow. >> they head to the knockout stage for the first time in the last five appearances. as you can tell, jack's pretty excited. >> here's how the brits celebrated. one goal. >> clean up, clean up in aisle six. >> i think there was even like smoke. they know how to -- look at that! they know how to celebrate. jack's saying he hopes it dries out by thursday. >> and then -- >> jack, was there any defense? >> panama was a poor team, let's put it that way. to their credit, england played very well. >> there was also a similar reaction at the royal palace in jordan. >> not quite. >> it was a little more subdued. that's prince william hanging out with the crown prince watching the game. >> the crown prince recorded it

for william and they were drinking what appears to be water. next to the match between senegal and japan. 71 minutes in, and the 19-year-old goes in, breaks a one all tie. seven minutes later, japan struck back with the substitute there. both teams are alive for the knockout phase. >> a nail-biter. >> but here's the important thinabout all this. this is how the senegalese team gets ready. >> is that the electric slide? >> they took beyonce's thing about getting in formation a little too literally. >> that's nice. >> that's senegal. >> their coach is fun, too.

>> this is at another soccer field, not in russia. this is a pitch you can't get in australia. kangaroo made itself comfortable in front of the goal before being escorted off the field. >> better than the panama goalie. the field. >> better than the panama goalie.

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are you not entertained? are you not entertained? >> are you not entertained? that is our question as we start "the mix". it is kind of fitting with the first mix item. the throwback to the gladiator days. i guess it never really went away in italy. take a look at this in florence. you have your strapless, strapping, topless, tattooed men going at each other, playing a game of soccer that -- >> they're boxing now. >> that also involves some sort of --

>> punching apparently? >> yeah, they punch, they kicked each other. they can scratch their way through to the tournament which offers nothing more than glory as a prize for winning. >> soccer plus mma. >> yes, exactly. except. >> how could you go wrong? >> except you get nothing for it. 27 players take place over a grueling 50 minutes. no substitutions. just all blood and glory. >> looks painful. >> yeah. england is separating in a different way. those people are hungry. so rob's smokehouse has come up with the world's biggest pizza, they say. each slice is two feet long. and they say the whole pie itself is about four feet long. here's weird part, though. a pie is 11 slices. >> who has a 11-slice pie. >> england even has the metric system. keep it nice and even.

each slice has to be cooked separately because they couldn't fit it all in the oven. does that count? >> not at all. >> their big challenge, can you finish a whole pie? it's 11,000 calories by the way. >> per slice? >> 11,000 calories in the pie. here's one way to work off the pizza, actually, this is just weird. dude in a suit on the hudson river paddleboarding. he made it to his meeting. he's identified as a guy here in new york city a businessman. he paddleboard across the hudson. >> he didn't want to deal with traffic. and finally, let's end with

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now," the grieving parents of antwon rose. what his mother is telling nbc news in an exclusive that she wants done. also we're days away from a critical vote in congress on a bill that would provide a path to citizenship for so-called dreamers. our cameras are at the border as more lawmakers see the issue firsthand. and new this half hour, roseanne barr's interview. >> we hear the tweet that ended her show and see what put her in tears. and this year's theme at the b.e.t. awards was black panda.

what was said in an unscripted moment and the act that really brought the house down. it is monday, june 25th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it was an interesting b.e.t. awards show. they had many previous heroes, the waffle house hero, a writer who has covered black lives matter. i would suggest also one of the biggest heroes of the night was a person there on the censor button. >> very busy. >> they were very busy. >> got a good workout. >> yes, they did. my hero of the night. >> we'll have more on the awards, but we'll start off with the parents of antwon rose. >> the community has come together at a wake for antwon. he was shot to death by police

as he ran from a traffic stop. as they get ready for this morning's funeral, rose's parents are expressing their anger. they want the officer who killed their 17-year-old son to go to prison. here's kenneth moton. >> that was my baby. >> reporter: the words of the grieving mother and father of antwon rose. >> every time you turn on the tv you see young african-american males shot by the police, and you say i feel sorry for them. the them is me, the them is him. >> reporter: the 17-year-old shot by officer michael rossfeld last week as he ran away from a traffic stop. >> he murdered my son in cold blood. >> reporter: the car antwon was found in was suspected to be involved in a shooting. the teen had an empty gun clip in his pocket. the ones who say antwon shouldn't have been in the car, to that, you say?

>> when i leave here and we leave here, we're going to the wake of our 17-year-old son. >> reporter: antwon's death has sparked nights of protest, the shooting captured on cellphone video by this woman who didn't want us to show her face. >> it was like he was taking target practice out on this young man's back. he didn't flinch, he didn't say stop or anything. >> by the grace of god, there is a video, because if there wasn't, this conversation would be totally different. >> reporter: i asked antwon's parents if they believed the investigation would be fair. they said they hoped so. the district attorney is expected to release new details about the shooting. kenneth moton, abc news, pennsylvania. >> our thanks to kenneth there in the pittsburgh area. to washington now where president trump is doubling down on his hard-line stance on

immigration as chaos continues at the border. the president is now saying that undocumented immigrants should be immediately deported without due process. no judges, no courts. and more than 30 parents who were separated from their children were released to a shelter in el paso over the weekend, but they still don't know where their kids are. protesters descended on a texas border town demanding that more than 2,000 children be returned to their families immediately. elizabeth warren toured the center. >> we've just come from the center. it's a disturbing picture. there are children by themselves. i saw a 6 month old baby. little girls, little boys. they're all on concrete floors in cages. there's just no other way to describe it. >> the house is set to vote this week on a legislative bill to keep families together, a fix for the dreamers and tougher

border security, but it's not expected to pass. turning to the weather, hot conditions are taking a toll. dozens of wildfires are burning, some started by lightning. one of the worst is the pawnee fire south of the mendecino national forest. >> reporter: dry, windy conditions fueling wildfires across several western states. >> we're under what's called a red flag warning. >> reporter: the pawnee fire burning across parts of lake county, california, destroying at least a dozen structures, including some homes. that blaze threatening at least 600 more structures. it has grown to 3,000 acres, forcing the mandatory evacuations of at least 3,000 residents as firefighters battle the flames. >> they're fighting this fire aggressively both on the ground and in the air.

>> reporter: the pawnee fire just one of four large fires burning across the state. crews are also battling three major fires across oregon. the boxcar fire has burned an area twice the size of washington, d.c. daria albinger, abc news, new york. >> and the drought conditions in the west are aiding those fires. in the midwest, severe thunderstorms are likely overnight. >> a funnel cloud formed near steamboat springs, colorado. no damage or injuries reported. >> in colorado springs, one person said hail was the size of a half dollar and bruised her knuckles. paul williams has more on the severe weather. >> the crazy with the weather continues. showers and thunderstorms continue. minnesota, iowa and missouri. just not there, but look on tuesday, an outbreak of severe storms along 55, 70 and i-80.

peoria, st. louis, madison. and scattered showers throughout the southeast. and for the southwest, more with plenty of heat and blistering conditions for those fires. and a south carolina congressional candidate is expected to make a full recovery after being seriously injured in a deadly car accident. a prayer service was held for katie arrington sunday. earlier this month she delivered a stunning defeat to mark sanford in the state as republican primary. she was a passenger in a car hit by a driver going the wrong way. that driver died at the scene. an ex-adviser to president trump has apologized for using a racially-charged term with a black guest on fox news. david bossie and joel payne were discussing immigration and rhetoric being used against trump supporters when this happened. >> michael hayden posted a picture of auschwitz. >> yeah, that liberal michael hayden.

yeah. >> you're out of your cotton pickin' mind. >> cotton pickin' mind? let me tell you something. i have some relatives who picked cotton, and i'm not going to allow you to attack me like that on tv. >> bossie is still close to the president. he apologized and said he should have chosen his words more carefully. fox news also called the outburst deeply offensive and wholly inappropriate. and a california teen has taken lending a helping hand to a new level. >> 15-year-old clara daley met a fellow passenger on a flight. she was heading to california, he was going to oregon. cook is deaf and blind, and flight attendants were having trouble communicating with him. >> then clara stepped in. turns out she's studying sign language and managed to sign

letters into his hand. she made sure he was okay and they chatted for a while. a fellow passenger took pictures she was so touched by the whole thing. cook was delighted to have someone to speak to and clara was an angel. coming up, what we're hearing about roseanne barr, what she's saying for the first time since that controversial tweet in her own words. the sitcom star breaks down into tears during an emotional interview. and the big news we are just now hearing about nick jonas ahead in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." ♪

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we're back now with alarming we're back now with alarming images of the lava flow from hawaii's kilauea volcano. you can see that lava coming dangerously close to occupied homes. so far thousands have been forced to evacuate. hundreds of homes have been destroyed. we're now hearing for the first time from roseanne barr in her own words about that tweet that ended her comeback sitcom. >> the star opened up to a close friend in a taped interview and even broke down into tears.

here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: we're hearing from roseanne for the first time. >> i've made myself a hate magnet. >> reporter: in a tearful, taped podcast with a long-time friend, the spiritual leader. she claimed her comment was misinterpreted. >> i never would have wittingly called any black person a -- say they are a monkey. i didn't do that. >> reporter: roseanne overcome with emotion. >> i definitely feel remorse. i am so humiliated and angry at myself. >> reporter: saying she posted about valerie jarrett while on ambien, out of disagreement with her politics. >> are you kidding? i've lost everything.

and i regretted it before i lost everything. >> reporter: the tweet was quickly taken down, but within 12 hours, abc canceling her show. and her talent agent refusing to represent her. she insists she is not a racist. >> i am not a racist. i'm an idiot. >> and of course abc now has "connors" on tuesday nights. >> a spinoff but without roseanne. and joe jackson is speaking out about his reported battle with cancer. the father of michael and janet jackson tweeted saying i have seen more sunsets than i have left to see. >> janet jackson honored her father while accepting the 2018 radio disney music awards impact trophy.

>> my mother nourished me with the most extravagant love imaginable. my father, my incredible father drove me to be the best i can. my siblings set an incredibly high standard. a high bar for artistic excellence. >> family members say joe's wife kathryn has been at his bedside. >> and today is particularly a rough day for the jackson family. because it was the ninth anniversary of michael jackson's death. when we come back, athletes are getting naked. >> and it's not even ratings month. and the "game of thrones" wedding. "the skinny" is next. "the skinny" is next.

♪ skinny ♪ just give me "the skinny" it is time now for "the skinny." we're starting things off with congratulations all around. >> we're in a good mood. first, baby news.

barely a month after announcing her pregnancy, 54 year old actress bridgit neilson and her husband welcomed their daughter frida. neilson is already the mother of four other children. so this is baby number five. congratulations to all of them. >> all right, next up, nick jonas and priyanka chopra have finally made their romance official on instagram. you know it's real when it's on the gram. the couple is in india. here's where it gets really serious. they're reportedly there so jonas can meet her mother. >> it was an instagram story, not an instagram post. so it was an ig story. >> so less official. >> it's like five seconds, and it disappeared after 24 hours. >> he did an emoji with the heart eyes. >> well, there is that. and former "game of thrones" stars, current stars tied the knot finally at the bride's ancestral castle.

>> i know you're a few seasons behind, but rose is no longer on the show. john snow is still on the show. congratulations to the happy couple. they had a beautiful wedding and they're adorbs. >> i just watched the episode where he died. >> please catch up. next to the b.e.t. awards. >> jamie foxx hosted the event in los angeles, and he went a bit off script over donald glover, aka childish gambino. >> i made a deal with my writers. whatever is on the prompter i got to say. so ladies and gentlemen, they say he's a young me, but i think

he's better lookin'. he's incredible and his hairline is real. okay. all right. >> a little unscripted moment there with childish gambino. doing a little impromptu "this is america." but it really was nicki minaj who had the most headline-worthy performance of the night. straddling this horse in a -- glittery pink horse at that. ♪ >> minaj was performing along with big sean in their new single "big bank." >> yg. so as far as awards go, it was just an opportunity to see michael b. jordan on stage. to accept the award for best

movie from our parent company disney, "black panther." he said the film was trying to capture the experience of being black on this planet. he wanted fans to be proud of who we are and where we came from. >> and hitting a home run on the red carpet last night, amber rose came out rockin' old world hollywood glamour, the curls to go with it. the green velvet dress. you're not very excited. >> it's a beautiful dress. blac chyna in a daring fishnet ensemble. >> and also this ruffled rainbow gown. >> interesting fashion there. we're getting a sneak peek at espn's body issue. >> jerry rice is among the featured athletes. the 54-year-old says he's more muscular now than when he played football.

>> olympic skater adam rippon says he could not have posed nude back when he was closeted. the photos are being released today. says he could not have posed nude back when he was closeted. the photos are being released today. s are being released today.

get in! >> uh-oh. jurassic world, fallen kingdom had a great weekend, grossing $150 million here at home and $711 million worldwide. not bad. >> to be exact. rounding out the top three this weekend, the incredibles 2 doing well, and oceans 8. >> still want to see "incredibles 2." >> in case you missed it. here's our weekend rewind. >> demonstrators shouting in a

showdown. in mcallen, texas, the epicenter of the crisis, demonstrators blocking a bus full of immigrant children, creating a tense standoff between protesters and police. and a fast announced in support of family. 500 children in custody have been reunited but there are still more than 1800 at other agencies. seven reported tornados, egg-sized hail and flooding. >> over 200 reports of severe weather across the country, with millions bracing for possibly more overnight. these clouds spinning miles from where an ef-2 tornado demolished these mobile homes. >> new images of a deadly crash

involving a self-driving uber car. police reporting rafaela was watching hulu when the crash happened. she appears to be distracted. it was in autonomous driving mode when it hit the woman. police are calling the crash entirely avoidable. major decision by the supreme court that affects the privacy rights of all cellphone users. police will now need a search warrant to get access to a suspect's cellphone data. >> all of you carb lovers come to the screen. katie bloodworth, she's cradling a loaf of bread. she dug in. >> what do you have? where did you get all that? >> that little girl's my spirit animal. >> she really is.

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>> that's what's making news in america this morning. a this morning. making news in america this morning, president trump taking an even harder line on immigration calling for the deportation of migrants without a trial. plus, new questions about the fate of more than 2,000 kids and when they'll be reunited with their parents. breaking their silence, the parents of antwon rose, the teen shot by police in east pittsburgh, are demanding justice. >> he murdered my son in cold blood. >> hear what they want to see happen to the officer in an abc news exclusive. wildfire emergency. thousands of people evacuated as flames creep closer to buildings and homes. the new video coming in. also, a hot air balloon hits a power line and crashes into a lake.