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and a charter fishing boat and a charter fishing boat is a complete loss after catching fire off the coast of south florida. the six people on board were rescued by another charter boat. no injuries were reported. get this, the fire was put out by a ft. lauderdale fire boat on a training exercise. one of the first men to walk on the moon is now in a legal battle here on earth with his kids. >> buzz aldrin is suing two of his children saying they are falsely saying he has alzheimer's to get his money. the 88-year-old is undergoing a competency exam today and tomorrow. they're apparently trying to become co-guardians of his foundation and private business. the actress, heather locklear is free on bail after

being charged with attacking a police deputy and emt. it happened when officers responded to a call at her thousand oaks california home. she's set to appear in court this afternoon. it's the second time locklear has been charged with attacking an officer this year alone. and we're getting a closer look at the complete set of photos in this year's espn body issue. >> and it's the tenth year for it. and it features a more diverse class of athletes than ever of before. >> reporter: the body issue is here, or should we say barely there. >> get ready to expose myself. >> reporter: featuring top athletes fully exposed. dubbed body 10 in celebration of the 10th edition of the special issue, all ten newcomer issues are portraits of power, from olympic skater adam rippon to nfl hall-of-famer jerry rice.

and this power couple of women's sport, the first lgbtq couple to grace the body issue. >> we wanted to expand the universe. >> reporter: from the start, the body issue has challenged beauty magazines' perceptions of body perfection. from chris mosier to kristy ennis. >> the body issue is diversity. >> the magazine hits news stands on friday. >> i've gone behind the scenes of the shoots before and the one thing that -- whoa. how big is that glove? >> wow! you lift, bro? >> it's like looking in a mirror. seriously, i'm going to use that for my dating profile. kendis' instagram profile pic?

>> today. there's no covering up. you're just walking. no pasties, nothing underneath. >> got it. when we come back, why becca feels like she's back in the sixth grade. >> where do i get that photo?

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♪ skinny it is a big skinny on this tuesday, and it is tuesday ♪ skinny it is a big skinny on this tuesday, and it is tuesday morning, which means one thing. jack is all blurry eyed from "the bachelorette." >> it got heated, the two-on-one date. give us the low down. >> 12 guys started this episode. sin city, vegas, that whole thing, it didn't disappoint. so, roll that beautiful bachelorette footage. start off with the group date. >> i brought over a friend. >> wayne newton gallops up on a horse. >> write lyrics of what you'd like to sing to becca.

>> black limo, church choir was the place we -- >> oh, dear. >> time to do it for real. ♪ becca dear ♪ honey ♪ becca dear ♪ >> there's some real pain here. ♪ just a little insane ♪ sending the picture frame >> drop the mike. >> seeing chris come down from the stage. it was sexy, i was very attracted to it. >> time for the two-on-one. >> david and jordan. one of us is going home, and it's certainly not going to be me. >> david the chicken guy, jordan, the model with the golden underpants. ring the bell. >> there are people who are here for the right reasons, to fall in love. jordan's not one of those guys.

>> jordan denying the charges. >> i would never say -- i definitely never have said that. >> the arguing just kept going and going and going. >> what the [ bleep ] is wrong with you? >> just calling it as it is. >> let's get this over with. david, the chicken guy. >> i think this is where we part our ways. >> burned in the valley of fire. that night with jordan, jordan just kept talking about jordan. becca not having it. some guy named john, he's gone. kiss count, kiss count, the kiss count stops at seven. >> oh. >> so that was a relatively productive episode. >> yeah. cleaned house. >> nine guys still remain in this whole mess. next week, richmond, virginia, not the usual destination.

>> hometown? >> no. we've got plenty of time. >> slow down! take it easy. >> one step at a time. the one on one thing we wanted to mention with colton early on in yesterday's episode, this was a classic, weird experience on "the bachelorette." there was camel riding and of course a hot tub out in the middle of nowhere. as you do. why not, everyone enjoy themselves in the hot tub. colton got the rose at the end of it. on that note, let's make it official. analyst out. >> oh, okay. >> thank you, jack. >> he was out at the hot tub. and we may not have seen the last of sean spicer. >> the former white house press secretary is working with two hollywood production companies to develop his own television talk show. >> it is said to be called "sean spicer's common ground", the d.c.-based show would have him interviewing newsmakers in an informal, relaxed setting. coming up, we have a bonus

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movies of all time. and they've tweeted a lot about this movie, more than any other film. >> so it did well. >> it did well. >> people liked it. >> it has a presence. my question is, there's hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years of black history and african history that can be placed in that museum. and now we have an oprah display and a display based on a movie that came out four months ago? >> you got to tweet about the other stuff, that's how you get it in. next to what cher saw in chicago. >> cher managed to sneak into a preview performance of "the cher show". the new broadway musical about her life, work and loves. >> and she apparently did not like everything she saw. she told the chicago tribune newspaper that some parts of it are really fabulous. some parts are much better than she thought they would be, and

then there were parts where she thought she wanted to gouge her eyes out. >> she didn't want to gouge her eyes out, but she said there is still work that needs to be done on the show. she's pushing for them to be a bit more truthful about her life. it's set to open this fall. finally, stars are just like us, katy perry just proved it. >> katy perry is on her witness world tour and couldn't get a table at any of the hottest restaurants. >> she was on the internet looking up the top 25 places and couldn't get in anywhere. >> but she did get in to taco bell. her love of taco bell is well-documented. >> she posted on instagram you can take the girl out of america, but you can't take the taco bell out of the girl. especially after she eats it. >> yeah. yeah. and you can't get reservations anywhere.

good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top , headlines we're following on "world news now." president trump is repeating his call to deport illegal immigrants without due process. but his administration is no longer handing over migrant families to prosecutors. this as debate rages on asking where is the civility. losses are blamed on widening trade tensions between the u.s. and china. but harley-davidson says it's moving some production jobs overseas because of the tariffs fight between the u.s. and europe. protests are set to resume in the pittsburgh area one day after the funeral for antwon rose. today marks one week since the 17-year-old was shot and killed while running away from police. and meet the new member of

the bush family! this little guy is sulley. the service dog got to sit in on a chat between two former presidents, clinton and bush 41. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, june 26th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and we do say good morning on this tuesday. we're going to start this half hour with the thousands of migrant children facing another day without their parents, even as the administration scales back the zero-tolerance policy. >> the country's top border security official opened up about confusion his agency is facing about shifting rules, and tom llamas got an up close look at a smuggler in action bringing families across the border. >> reporter: on the south texas border, a human smuggling operation as it happens. border patrol agent robert

rodrigues, chasing an alleged smuggler, chasing the suspect >> thas thsmglerrio grande. that's the smuggler. >> reporter: i asked him if he was paid. but no answer. >> you cannot go in there. >> i cannot go in the river. as long as he goes back south i'm all right. >> reporter: how do you know he's a smuggler? >> by the way he's dressed. no shirt, shorts. as soon as he saw me he ran into the boat. >> reporter: a quarter mile up the road, there they are. up close we can see they're sweaty, tired and confused. right there in his mother's arms the baby. the baby's name is angel. i asked her about taking angel on the dangerous journey. she breaks down. she tells me gangs threatened to kill her baby. they already killed his father.

we're with these different families who've crossed over and unaccompanied minors. we were concerned about the heat because the little baby's only 1 years old. we able to give him a bottle of water. agent rodriguez says as soon as they get to the processing facility they'll make sure the baby's okay. i ask agent rodriguez, what will happen to these families. are they going to stay together? >> right now they stay together. >> reporter: what's it been like for your agents? one moment they're ordered to separate families, the next to keep them together. what's that like? >> it's a huge challenge for our agents. they're here to do a job, to protect the border, enforce the law. >> reporter: we asked about separating the children. what were your agents telling you about separating the children. they're crying in front of you. in some cases babies. what did they tell you? >> that's a challenge in law enforcement. you're always going to be taking actions that have an effect on people.

they're mission-focussed but doing it with heart. >> reporter: why do we have to put children in cages. >> it's a very temporary situation, a matter of hours. while we work to transfer families or kids to hhs or i.c.e. together. and what we have to do is protect them. >> reporter: can't you separate them without putting them in cages? these are little kids. >> this is the funding we have for our facility. it's a safe facility. you can see what's happening through the open, transparent fencing. >> reporter: he's confident they can be reunited. >> it's important at the outset that we process them carefully, everybody they cross with so if they have a parent even if it's a short period of time during a stay in our facility they can be connected and reunited with the parents. >> reporter: and the commissioner tells me it's one of the most important steps that happens to reunite these families. when they first came here and

were separated, there was data collected and customs and border protection shares that information with i.c.e. and health and human services in hopes of reunifying those families. >> meanwhile, president trump traveled to south carolina ahead of today's republican primary runoff to drum up support of henry mcmaster. but he also took the opportunity to make it clear that he wants migrants who cross the border illegally to be immediately sent back to where they came from. he told the crowd, quote, i don't want judges, i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. civility is taking a bit of a hit as politicians battle it out over immigration and other controversial policies. president trump slammed the virginia restaurant that asked his press secretary to leave because she worked for him, calling that facility filthy. the secretary addressed the climate. >> some have pushed for

vandalism for the restaurant. a hollywood actor publicly encouraged people to kidnap my children. and this weekend, a member of congress called for people to push back and make clear to those serving our president and this country that they are not welcome anytime, for anything. >> and maxine waters called for trump aides to be harassed in public over separation of migrant children. top democrats have denounced waters' remarks. many states are holding primaries, including colorado, maryland, utah, mississippi. so far, democrats are turning out to vote in this year's primaries. more so than four years ago. but one of today's more interesting races is between republicans on staten island in new york city. dan donovan is running against michael grimm who went to prison for tax evasion.

authorities in long beach, california are trying to determine a motive for a shooting incident that killed a fire captain. they say a 77-year-old retirement home resident purposely started a fire in his apartment. that man is also accused of opening fire on first responders when they arrived. now captain dave rosa, a 17 year veteran of the department was shot and did not survive. >> we just have to do our job and firefighters do a tremendous job and they deal with fire. they don't deal with bullets. >> this is a tough day. it's a tough day. >> emotions running high, and understandably. he leaves behind a wife and two children. another firefighter and resident were also wounded. the suspected gunman is now in custody, facing several serious charges. and a state campground near los angeles where a father was fatally shot has been shut down amid concerns about safety. he was shot down inside a tent

with his two daughters. the kids were not hurt. abc's clayton sandell has the latest. >> reporter: the case of the malibu campground killer appears to be a tragic and total mystery. just before 5:00 a.m. friday deputies were called to this popular malibu state park. >> they responded to that call at the location, they found a male victim who had been shot at least once to the upper torso. >> reporter: 35-year-old tristan bodette was shot. in the tent he was sharing with his two young daughters, ages 2 and 4 on a camping trip so his wife could study for a big test. >> we don't have any current suspect information or a motive at this time. >> reporter: in a statement, his family says he was universally admired. a scientist who loved cooking and micro brews. he was happiest out in nature, including camping with his family. as word of the murder has spread, people say they have been shot at here too.

>> at first i thought somebody put a sticker on my car. and my boyfriend walked around and said that's a bullet hole. >> reporter: detectives are aware of shootings in this area, but right now there is no evidence they are connected. clayton sandell, calabasas. a new study finds flight attendants have a higher risk of getting cancer compared to the rest of us. researchers say the job itself is the problem. flight attendants are exposed to more cancer-causing agents than the rest of the population, including poor air quality. irregular sleep schedules and frequent time zone changes are contributing factors to all of this. and there's also a different study that finds that may make you think about getting a new bike helmet. researchers at virginia tech university have found many helmets don't have new concussion technology. they may not actually provide enough protection in real world crashes.

only four received the highest safety rating. >> wow. >> yeah. now, shall we get to the world cup? >> yes, we should. portugal's still going. >> cue the world cup music. that's right. we don't have world cup music. four more matches are being played today. some are going home. >> one of my favorites, cristiano ronaldo, they had their hands full with iran. he was taken down in the box. and he missed the penalty kick! >> you can't miss the penalty kick! iran had a penalty kick of their own late in the game. >> that's not important. >> that was how it ended. portugal goes on to play uruguay in the second round on saturday. hopefully ronaldo will show up. >> he'll show up! he'll be fine. the game was tied, 1-1.

>> okay. >> we're still going. >> there's no tie in winning the tournament. >> you slighted him. some iranian fans took to the streets in an attempt to help their team. check out what happened before yesterday's game. >> this is what happened. can you hear it? ♪ >> musica? >> that is ronaldo, and he's like urging them. this is the team hotel, to quiet down. i'm trying to sleep. >> he doesn't understand the strategy, does he? >> no, he doesn't understand the strategery. not sure if it really worked. >> he was off his game. >> he was off his game, but they were pretty loud. portugal, i guess, still having the last laugh. >> yeah, we're the ones still in the tournament, i do think it's

funny when the country tries to heckle the other team. peru did a military flyover to try to keep the other team awake. all bets are off in the world cup. >> it works. >> hey, we're really impacting ronaldo, party! coming up, helping you get ahead at work and what you need to know before you attempt to take that next step on the job. the dos and the don'ts of trying to land that promotion. plus, going inside a tent city home to 300 migrant children. what our abc news producer found when he took a look inside. first, here's a look at today's temperatures. "world news now" weather, sponsored by crest. sponsored by crest. y crest. ia lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest

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quite a scene in detroit. watch as a 17-year-old comes staggering out of the flames quite a scene in detroit. watch as a 17-year-old comes staggering out of the flames ical condition in the hospital with third-degree burns. his parents were the ones who died in the crash. a witness used an ax to hack a hole in the side of the plane, allowing the teen to escape. you remember we told you about this yesterday. now we see these new images coming in. you see how he survived all of that.

>> neighbors in the area pitched in to help him get out of that plane. now to the growing friction along the border. >> the fate of all those kids separated from their parents, here's scott goldberg. >> greetings from the "start here" studio. on the podcast we visit the border and a tent city that 326 kids are calling home. these are minors, they were separated from their families or came alone. we weren't allowed to record video or audio. but one got a tour. >> from what we're told they're given two phone calls a week, each phone calls ten minutes. we were in there, and that's where you could truly see how devastating it is for a lot of these kids. we have two of them visibly wiping tears the entire time as they were speaking to their relatives. so that's when you really get a

sense of wow, these kids are really there alone. >> later this morning, ignacio and i talk about conditions inside that tent city. you can get the podcast on itunes or your favorite podcasting app. and tomorrow brad mielke will be back with you. kendis and diane? >> thanks, scott. coming up, handing that promotion at work. >> what you should and should not do to try to get ahead on the job. that's next. try to get ahead on the job. that's next. diarrhea... et stomach, girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea.♪ try new pepto with ultra coating. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one.

♪ workin' 9 to 5, what a way to make a livin' ♪ ♪ workin' 9 to 5, what a way to make a livin' ♪ ♪ barely gettin' by >> ah, dolly parton making us actually think we would work from 9:00 to 5:00. >> like 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. >> times have changed these days. it's trickier to get a job. rebecca jarvis shows us how. >> reporter: shark tank knows a thing or two about negotiating. >> think of your next business

as best. >> reporter: we enlisted their help to help elessia obtain a promotion. while we watch from behind the scenes. >> hey, guys. my name is elessia. i'm currently a negotiations supervisor for a debt settlement company. i'm here to get a promotion. >> reporter: she currently manages a team of eight but believes she can lead 120. >> the next level up is negotiations manager. i have had a managerial role before. >> how many? >> it wasn't as many as 120. it was probably five. >> well acquainted with managing people. >> anything you can do to illustrate your background in those areas is really powerful. >> yeah, that's true. >> reporter: things start out strong. >> what would make me feel as if you can manage that many people? >> i believe i exhibit the traits of a leader. >> reporter: before hitting a bump. >> where would you rank yourself? among the top? in the middle somewhere? >> among the top.

>> my challenge is this. you present really well. but your value proposition is basic. >> okay. >> you're telling me, you're not the very top, but you're near the top. >> reporter: ultimately, she makes a strong case. >> tell me why you're going above and beyond to get that promotion over other people that perform better than you. >> you would give it to me because i would make sure fees are generated, which makes it run and generates money for the company. >> if they make more fees, why wouldn't we give it to them. >> because we settle more debts. >> number one is settling debts at your level, that should be your by-line. >> definitely going to mention that we settled more debts. >> reporter: and it's factual. they can't dispute that. >> exactly. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> you got it?

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marie, ask and you shall receive. tara palmieri was telling us the story. and in the background -- >> looks like a possum to me. >> it's a squirrel. they'll even eat out of your hand. >> it's a rat. >> it's a squirrel. >> d.c. has a rat problem. >> d.c. has a lot of squirrels. the answer is squirrel, pay no attention to him. >> marie, it was a rat. d.c. has a lot of rats. all right, shall we move on? next to an honest moment for me on take your dog to work day, check it out. honestly, i don't get it. you look at diane's dog, all cuddled in. will's dog is licking his neck. and my, my home girl here treating me like every other woman. wanted nothing to do with me. >> well, linda, one of our viewers tweeted saying if the

puppy is treating you like all the women in your life, you need to find better women, #husbandinmyhead. linda, the problem is not the puppy or the women. >> linda's a big, big kendis fan. we have another big kendis fan too. sue writes on facebook, diane macedo, i love you. and lens is. but sometimes his jokes are dull and dry as the sahara. thank you for a job well done. >> am i lens is? >> i think you're lens is. >> dry as the sahara. we end with a haiku. courtesy of malcolm. is fake news news? i wish not. it only grows. >> that's deep, malcolm.

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this morning on "world news now," it is primary election day in several khey states. >> the president was on the campaign trail talking about his message and a deadly ambush. a fire captain shot and killed while responding to a fire at a senior living facility. we have new details about an arrest just coming in. an extremely rare sight on a busy interstate. a man seen riding on top of a car, clinging to the hood while using a phone. any guesses on which state this is?

and i am h s cp. i went to one of the country's leading experts who shares new ways on how to get sleep and stay asleep. so, did it work. >> we'll check it out on this tuesday, june 26th. from abc news, this is "world news now." sorry, i got a lot of sleep. >> one of us is very refreshed. the other one is angry and cranky and sleep deprived. >> that's just your personality. it has nothing to do with me. very excited that we have the sleep series unveiling today. >> and several days of the series. >> it is. we have three days of the sleep series. but we have news to get to first. we're going to start with president trump in campaign mode, rallying a crowd in south pporters.for one of his earliest >> the president urged everyone but much of nd vote for henry on his on accomplishments. >> i don't want judges.

i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. [cheers and applause] that's all. and we want to tell people, i'm sorry, you're coming into the country illegally, we don't want you in the country. that's it. it's now over. >> despite the president's call for a crackdown, border officials say for now they've stopped the practice of turning over migrants with kids to prosecutors. >> but the administration insists it's not abandoning its zero-tolerance policy. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: the president called for all those who crossed illegally to be immediately shipped back to where they came from. >> we want a system to where when people come in illegally, they have to go out. a nice, simple system that works. >> reporter: an extension of his call to deny undocumented immigrants their day in court.

we cannot al how -- allow all of these people to invade our country. the courts have long held that even non-citizens have some rights of due process. as the aclu put it, what president trump suggested here is both illegal and unconstitutional. >> does the president believe that undocumented immigrants have no due process rights whatsoever? >> thousands are removed every month without seeing an immigration judge, including voluntary removal and expedited removal. just because you don't see a judge doesn't mean you aren't receiving due process. >> reporter: sanders also addressed an incident over the weekend where the owner of this restaurant in lexington, virginia threw her and her family out as a protest against the trump white house. >> we're allowed to disagree,

but we should freely and without fear of harm. this goes for all people regardless of politics. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant -- >> reporter: now democratic congresswoman maxine waters is urging people to harass trump officials. >> and you push back on them. and you tell them they're not welcome! anymore, anywhere! >> reporter: democratic leaders strongly disagreed. >> no one should call for the harassment of political opponents. that's not right. that's not american. >> reporter: as for the president, he responded on twitter, calling waters an extraordinarily low i.q. person and warning, careful what you wish for, max. the pentagon says they're building what the defense secretary is calling temporary camps at two military bases in texas. these are designed to hold up to 20,000 migrant children. what is still unclear however is whether they will be used to house the reunited migrant families. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. northern california's pawnee wildfire has now destroyed 22 buildings and more than 10,000 acres. 12 of the buildings are homes and the number is likely to

rise. firefighters were able to save most of the homes in an isolated community north of santa rosa. but the fire is still only 5% contained and one of dozens of major fires in the west. >> and one of those crews aren't going to get help from the weather. >> the temperatures are in the triple digits. even towards salt lake city. and the sweltering conditions will spread throughout texas, oklahoma city, leaning into louisiana. then a problem with storms. damaging winds, flash flooding in peoria, st. louis, and it will eventually bring rain to the east coast. diane, kendis? now to a bizarre case in southern california. a retirement home resident deliberately set fire to draw first responders to his

apartment. then when they arrived the suspect opened fire killing a fireman and wounding two others. >> reporter: firefighters responding to an explosion at a senior living facility only to be met with deadly gunfire. rick convey rushing down the fire escape with his wife and they recognized a man from the building with a gun. >> i hollered, he's got a gun. we scrambled back up the stairs. >> reporter: police identifying the shooter as 77-year-old thomas kim, a resident of the building. two firefighters shot, one killed. 45-year-old captain dave rosa, a 17-year veteran, husband and father of two. >> firefighters, you know, they do a tremendous job, and they deal with fire. they don't deal with bullets. >> reporter: a third victim also hit.

an escort with full honors for captain rosa as the city mourns the loss of one of its bravest. >> this is a tough day. a tough day. >> reporter: this is an active arson and homicide investigation. the atf and bomb squad have also been here on scene. the other firefighter was treated and released. and firefighters i spoke with said they'd been participating in active shooter training, but this is the first firefighter to fall in the line of duty for this department since 1974. kayna whitworth, long beach. protests are set to resume this morning in east pittsburgh over the police shooting death of antwon rose. hundreds filled the many in the crowd wore purple, which was his favorite color. rose was unarmed when he was shot a week ago today. the officer who killed him is on administrative leave.

and former president h.w. bush welcomed a guest to his summer home. >> former president clinton stopped by the kennebunkport compound. he showed his socks with clinton's face on them. >> clinton looks pretty pumped. he also showed off the newest addition to the family. a lab. sully is a service dog. from america's vet dogs. company and also a help to the former president. >> good to see the smile on both their faces there. the president just celebrated the 94th birthday a couple weeks ago. coming up, are we really alone in the universe that is? the brand-new scientific paper that suggests the answer. details coming up. >> ooh, plus. getting that elusive good night's sleep.

it is so hard for so many of us. what can we do about it? we're going to check that out in the sleep series. but check out our behind the scenes pics on instagram at abc wnn.

so any guess on what state? florida, of course! this real hitchhiker, man riding on the hood of a mercedes benz on i-95 in miami as he's hanging on at 78 miles per hour isn't enough. he's hanging on with one hand and using his other hand to talk on the phone. >> maybe talking to the driver. >> why, you're doing fine? >> what's so unusual about that? >> nothing. 70 miles per hour. the mercedes took the next exit and drove off. that's i-95 in the miami area. that's normally quite a mess. >> he looks pretty relaxed.

we can't see his face, but he seems to be pretty relaxed for someone hanging out on the hood of a car. and the jersey shore had a bizarre incident. police on the beach reported a small plane flying erratically overhead. >> when police arrived, the plane was empty. the pilot was gone. the plane was owned by a company that flies advertising banners along the coast. the company claims an employee used the plane without permission. >> was that employee's name d.b. cooper? and genetic testing led to the arrest of a suspect in a 1992 murder. a popular deejay was arrested after a genealogy database identified a close relative and

eventually led to him. back to our florida file. police, in answer to the question why did the gator cross the road? >> two women gave an orlando-area gator an escort. they saw a baby gator stumped, wanting to get back to the park where it's from, so they helped it across the intersection. >> they got out of their car, put it on a leash and led it to the park. >> the woman who shot the video says, see, there is good news in the world. we are getting our first look at photos in the espn body issue. see what's different this year. first, forget counting sheep. come along as diane goes to sleep boot camp to learn new ways to get quality shut-eye. it is possible. next.

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very likely, if you are watching us, you don't know what sleep is. >> i've had sleep issues my

whole life. and i set out to fix this, and surprisingly, it worked. we'll be sharing the sleep solutions starting with what i call sleep boot camp. it seems the more we learn about sleep, the more we learn about how crucial it is to good health. >> researchers have discovered a link between sleep apnea and cancer. >> sleep and heart disease. >> a lot of adverse effects on our immune system. >> reporter: in other words, we're in trouble. hey, overnighters, anybody get more than five hours of sleep last night? me neither. i'm heading to dr. jordan stern to see if he might rehabilitate this life-long insomniac. step one, see if it's insomnia is my problem. >> insomnia is not being able to fall asleep or stay asleep. and sleep apnea is not breathing at night.

it wakes people up sometimes up to 100 times an hour. >> reporter: apnea patients may not realize this is happening. treatment may be as simple as wearing a custom mouth guard. luckily, you can now test without going to a sleep center and getting hooked up like frankenstein's monster. instead, he hooks me up with two devices to use at home. i'm hooked up to the at-home sleep apnea test. the nose canula feels a little weird, but after that, it's tolerable. >> reporter: after that, we followed up. >> it wasn't sleep apnea. >> reporter: the bad news is, i'm getting so little sleep, i can't do the next test. it's not sleeping pills for a solution. but cognitive behavioral therapy. trains you to fall asleep quickly, develop good sleep

habits. mine were all wrong. for starters, i go to bed as soon as i get home, but between three shows, that can vary, from 5:00 a.m., to 9:00 a.m. not counting extra shoots. >> it's important to have a routine schedule, because your brain has a routine schedule even if you don't. and all of the cells in your body have a 24-hour cycle. >> reporter: my second mistake, staying in bed even if i can't go to sleep. >> you can't have the bed associated with anxiety. after 20 minutes, get out of bed, do something relaxing. and then when you feel sleepy get back into bed. >> reporter: that reestablishes your relationship as bed is where i sleep. >> yeah, and definitely not where you're bringing your computer or cell phone or anything else. >> reporter: okay. so i pretty much botched all that. to make up for my lack of sleep, i take long naps later in the day. >> ideally, you should nap no longer than 20 minutes and try to keep it at least six or seven hours before you go to sleep. >> reporter: even my pajamas were wrong. >> issue with pajamas is they can probably cause overheating.

you want something comfortable, light. >> reporter: finally, my eating habits. >> do you often eat rich foods late at night? >> reporter: sometimes, you could say that. happy pizza day! delicious. >> is it? >> eating a big, heavy meal definitely will make you sleep badly. >> reporter: and one more thing to complicate that. >> if you don't sleep enough, you can't lose weight. >> reporter: i am listening. >> if you don't sleep enough and you can't control your appetite you want to eat bad foods. >> reporter: this is eye opening. i rescheduled, quit pigging out before bedtime, stopped napping and started going to bed around 9:00 a.m., even when i got home from work earlier and even on weekends. it is 3:00 a.m. on a sunday morning. i am exhausted and so tempted to

go to sleep. but i attempting to make it to 9:00 a.m. me and frank. when i finally get into bed, my mind is racing and i can't calm down. the best solution for me was constructive worry. a couple hours before bedtime, quickly jot down everything on your mind. it teaches your brain there's a time and place for worrying and it's not bed. within three weeks? >> you're sleeping a reasonable amount of time. and the proportion of deep sleep almost normal. if i had to say one thing, it would be that if you gave yourself an extra one hour in bed, you might be better. >> with a few more adjustments, i'm able to sleep eight hours a day for the first time in my life. >> show off. >> but i didn't just get help from a specialist. i got help with some products. so tomorrow we'll have part two of the series, sleep gadgets.

>> i learned some things.>>ou'r. learned some things. >> you're going to make it.

okay, we're going okay, we're going to start the mix on this tuesday with some shocking news. apparently, you know, after years of studying the universe and many people thinking that we are not alone, apparently, we are alone. >> oh. >> yeah. yeah. >> oh. >> so this study, the future of humanity institute at oxford university. they studied the known universe and say that even if alien life is extremely rare, you'd expect there to be many alien civilizations, but as far as we know, the known universe, there is no other known life that's out there. >> don't we only know a small portion of the known universe so far?

>> we really only know a small tidbit. >> there's a lot of universe out there. >> this is a known unknown. >> exactly. >> this is faulty research from oxford university to me. when they start with "you would think that". >> it doesn't dismiss the possibility of alien life but rather suggests that alien forms could be less advanced than earthlings, so we are also smarter. >> we think. >> we think. wait until the study from sunni oswego. check out this video from madrid, spain. police released video of poncho the dog. he knows how to perform cpr. the officer falls to the ground, and you see poncho immediately jumping on his chest. he has been trained to perform cpr.

>> checking the heartbeat. >> checks the pulse on the neck, goes back to compressions. >> what about the mouth-to-mouth aspect? >> he doesn't do that part. they use the famous quote, the dog is the only thing that loves you more than you love yourself. we definitely love poncho. i like the checking of the pulse. okay. want to show you an awesome high school basketball dunk that took place. this is marcus metcalfe. woo! >> wow. >> whoa. >> that was with authority. >> he's 6'1". they're calling it the dunk of the year. this is at wayne country dade high school in goldsberg, north carolina. >> he knew it was good, too. with authority! boom! >> yeah. now to a much younger athlete. parents wondering what their toddler was doing in his crib when he wasn't sleeping, found this surprise, answer, playing

hockey. guess where he's from. ontario, c

breaking this morning on "world news now," the raging wildfires in the west. more than a dozen major firing are burning in california. more residents are forced from their homes. we're tracking the latest conditions. also this morning, the crisis at the border. the president doubling down on his push for migrants to immediately be sent back to where they came from. this as officials say it's difficult to keep up with changing policies. buzz aldrin's family feud intensifies. >> speaking out after suing his children, alleging they're trying to steal his money claiming he has alzheimer's. and there was drama in the desert. why the temperatures are rising in the desert, between two men trying to win becca's heart on

the bachelorette. we have our chief national senior bachelorette analyst to sum it up in "the skinny." it is tuesday, june 26th. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> two-on-one date in "the bachelorette." model guy versus chicken guy, aka broken face guy. >> in the desert. >> what could have been better. i just noticed from facebook, it's one tony's birthday. >> tony! happy birthday, tony! >> our producer, america this morning producer. now that we've got that out of the way. let's get to the top story. before we get to "the bachelorette," we need to start with the serious story. more than a dozen major fires are burning in nine states.

>> california is the hardest hit with the one north of santa rosa destroying more than a dozen homes. it now seems to be turning away from the most heavily-populated area after firefighters saved hundreds of houses in an isolated neighborhood. >> reporter: the pawnee fire continues to explode, another 600 homes still in its path. the fire scorching 8200 acres and forcing thousands to flee the area. you see these flames eating through the bone-dry brush behind me. you can feel the heat coming off the flames. they were able to save this pantry store. surrounded by flames shooting 200 feet into the air. what is your message to the men

and women on the front lines who saved your business? >> oh, god, thank you, thank you, thank you. they put their lives on the line. >> reporter: authorities taking no chances, stopping drivers who are not first responders, and arresting one man allegedly armed with a gun, suspected of looting. they are asking to conserve every drop of water to help out. you can understand why. when you take a look at the path of destruction. the elements have been perfect for this condition. whipping winds, boiling temperatures, when you add it all up, this could be another record-setting fire season. in lake county, will carr, abc news. >> quite a bit of destruction in northern california. also breaking overnight, tragedy has struck at a boy scout camp in georgia. >> a 14 year old boy was killed when a tree fell on his tent during a storm. another scout was in the tent at the time but was said to be okay. the team was cypress, texas, was attending a week-long camp near atlanta. nearly 50 trees were knocked

down. more dangerous thunderstorms are likely in the atlanta area and other parts of the southeast. >> accuweather's paul williams is here with the big picture. >> those dangerous georgia storms are moving out of the way, but another set of dangerous storms going to affect peoria, chicago, st. louis. winds will go beyond 65 miles per hour. this low pressure system will create showers and thunderstorms across the great lakes region eventually sliding to the northeast. this will be the beginning introduction of the thunderstorms throughout the ohio valley region. big-time heat, sizzling hit causing more problems with the fires. and that sweltering situation heads into texas with steamy conditions late in the week. look for more sizzling and bubbling up. then look for humid air to slide its way to the east coast. now to the crisis at the border.

the trump administration is putting a hold on the policy of prosecuting migrant parents but is ramping up the call for immediate deportations. abc's tara palmieri has more. >> reporter: president trump calling for quicker immigration proceedings, even pushing for immediate deportation. >> we want a system where when people come in illegally, they have to go out. >> reporter: suggesting that immigrants who cross the border illegally don't deserve due process. >> i said today i don't want judges, i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. that's all. >> reporter: amid questions over whether this policy is constitutional. >> just because you don't see a judge doesn't mean you aren't receiving due process. >> reporter: the president convinced that only the wall convinced that only the wall will solve the crisis. the president now asking a federal judge to modify a settlement that prevents detention of undocumented children for longer than 20 days.

>> the executive order was great, it was something that i felt we had to do if we want children staying together. >> reporter: at the border, government facilities at max capacity. the department of defense asked to house migrants at two texas military bases. tom llamas is told it's hard to keep up with the president's changing policies. >> what's it been like for your agents? one moment they're told to separate families, the next they're told to keep them together. >> it's a new challenge. they're here to do a job, to enforce the law. >> reporter: border agencies are not referring families to be prosecuted until a policy to keep them together. tara palmieri, abc news, washington. and the president is firing back at maxine waters. the california democrat urged americans to harass trump officials.

the president labeled her a low i.q. person and claims she's calling for the harm of his supporters. many democrats have actually distanced themselves from waters' comments including chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. trade tension seems to be troubling stock markets around the world. most asian markets are lower overnight. the dow fell for the ninth time in ten days, losing 328 points. analysts blame the widening trade dispute between the u.s. and china. abc's rebecca jarvis has more on that. >> reporter: you can see it on their faces. nerves running high on wall street with trade war fears sparking a selloff. the dow at one point plunging nearly 500. one of the biggest losers, harley-davidson. the american icon announcing it will move some manufacturing overseas, just four days after europe began slapping a 31% tariff on its motorcycles. retaliation for the trump administration's tariffs on

european aluminum and steel. after the inauguration, president trump praised the company and hinted more jobs were on the way. >> thank you, harley-davidson, for building things in america. i think you're going to even expand. >> reporter: the president responding in a tweet, surprised that harley-davidson of all companies would be the first to wave the white flag, adding taxes, just a harley excuse. be patient. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. another bit of business news, and the world's second largest bank, wells fargo has been hit with a $5 million fine in another case of mistreating its customers. the s.e.c. says the bank pushed clients to trade high-fee products before they became mature, and then customers were advised to invest in new products. the move called "flipping" generated money for the bank but reduced investors' returns. they have not admitted any wrongdoing. a police dog in chicago has definitely pulled his weight and

then some. >> narcotics officers pulled over a pickup truck hauling a trailer. they thought the driver might have had some drugs in the back. some would be an understatement. >> the police dog sniffed out more than 1500 pounds of marijuana and populated items. street value? more than $10 million. >> so that's enough to fill, you see the images there. it packed that entire room. >> it's a lot of drugs. >> it's a lot of drugs. >> mm-hm. >> wow. >> nothing subtle about that shipment. full-on. >> so the drugs came from california heading to chicago. driver is facing felony charges. the full set of revealing photos in espn's body issue. why this edition is the most diverse yet. and black panther, where you will be able to see it in person. you're watching "world news now." now." will be able to see it in

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and and a charter fishing boat is a complete loss after catching fire off the coast of south florida. the six people on board were rescued by another charter boat. no injuries were reported. get this, the fire was put out by a ft. lauderdale fire boat on a training exercise. one of the first men to walk on the moon is now in a legal battle here on earth with his kids. >> buzz aldrin is suing two of his children saying they are falsely saying he has alzheimer's to get his money. the 88-year-old is undergoing a competency exam today and tomorrow. they're apparently trying to become co-guardians of his foundation and private business. the actress, heather locklear is free on bail after being charged with attacking a police deputy and emt. it happened when officers responded to a call at her

thousand oaks california home. she's set to appear in court this afternoon. it's the second time locklear has been charged with attacking an officer this year alone. and we're getting a closer look at the complete set of photos in this year's espn body issue. >> and it's the tenth year for it. and it features a more diverse class of athletes than ever before. >> reporter: the body issue is here, or should we say barely there. >> get ready to expose myself. >> reporter: featuring top athletes fully exposed. dubbed body 10 in celebration of the 10th edition of the special issue, all ten newcomer issues are portraits of power, from olympic skater adam rippon to nfl hall-of-famer jerry rice. and this power couple of women's sport, the first lgbtq couple to

grace the body issue. >> we wanted to expand the universe. >> reporter: from the start, the body issue has challenged beauty magazines' perceptions of body perfection. from chris mosier to kristy ennis. >> the body issue is diversity. >> the magazine hits news stands on friday. >> i've gone behind the scenes of the shoots before and the one thing that -- whoa. how big is that glove? >> wow! you lift, bro? >> it's like looking in a mirror. seriously, i'm going to use that for my dating profile. >> how long before this is kendis' instagram profile pic? >> today.

there's no covering up. you're just walking. no pasties, nothing underneath. >> got it. when we come back, why becca feels like she's back in the sixth grade. >> and the kiss count in "the skinny next." >> where do i get that photo?

♪ skinny it is a big skinny on this tuesday, and it is tuesday ♪ skinny it is a big skinny on this tuesday, and it is tuesday morning, which means one thing. jack is all blurry eyed from "the bachelorette." >> it got heated, the two-on-one date. give us the low down. >> 12 guys started this episode. sin city, vegas, that whole >> 12 guys started this episode. sin city, vegas, that whole thing, it didn't disappoint. so, roll that beautiful bachelorette footage.

start off with the group date. >> i brought over a friend. >> wayne newton gallops up on a horse. >> write lyrics of what you'd like to sing to becca. >> black limo, church choir was the place we -- >> oh, dear. >> time to do it for real. ♪ becca dear ♪ honey ♪ becca dear ♪ >> there's some real pain here. ♪ just a little insane ♪ sending the picture frame ♪ >> seeing chris come down frery attracted to it. >> time for the two-on-one. >> david and jordan. one of us is going home, and it's certainly not going to be me. >> david the chicken guy, jordan, the model with the golden underpants. ring the bell. >> there are people wharfotht r inove.

jordan's not one of those guys. >> jordan denying the charges. >> i would never say -- i definitely never have said that. >> the arguing just kept going and going and going. >> what the [ bleep ] is wrong with you? >> just calling it as it is. >> let's get this over with. david, the chicken guy. >> i think this is where we part our ways. >> burned in the valley of fire. that night with jordan, jordan just kept talking about jordan. becca not having it. some guy named john, he's gone. kiss count, kiss count, the kiss count stops at seven. >> oh. >> so that was a relatively productive episode. >> yeah. cleaned house. >> nine guys still remain in this whole mess. next week, richmond, virginia, not the usual destination. we've got plenty of time. >> slow down! take it easy.

>> one step at a time. the one on one thing we wanted to mention with colton early on in yesterday's episode, this was a classic, weird experience on "the bachelorette." there was camel riding and of course a hot tub out in the middle of nowhere. as you do. why not, everyone enjoy themselves in the hot tub. colton got the rose at the end of it. on that note, let's make it official. analyst out. >> oh, okay. >> thank you, jack. >> he was out at the hot tub. and we may not have seen the last of sean spicer. >> the former white house press secretary is working with two hollywood production companies to develop his own television talk show. >> it is said to be called "sean spicer's common ground", the d.c.-based show would have him interviewing newsmakers in an informal, relaxed setting.

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and they've tweeted a lot about this movie, more than any other film. >> so it did well. >> it did well. >> people liked it. >> it has a presence. my question is, there's hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years of black history and african history that can be placed in that museum. and now we have an oprah display and a display based on a movie that came out four months ago? >> you got to tweet about the other stuff, that's how you get it in. next to what cher saw in chicago. >> cher managed to sneak into a preview performance of "the cher show". the new broadway musical about her life, work and loves. >> and she apparently did not like everything she saw. she told the chicago tribune newspaper that some parts of it are really fabulous.

some parts are much better than she thought they would be, and then there were parts where she thought she wanted to gouge her eyes out. >> she didn't want to gouge her eyes out, but she said there is still work that needs to be done on the show. she's pushing for them to be a bit more truthful about her life. it's set to open this fall. finally, stars are just like us, katy perry just proved it. >> katy perry is on her witness world tour and couldn't get a table at any of the hottest restaurants. >> she was on the internet looking up the top 25 places and couldn't get in anywhere. >> but she did get in to taco bell. her love of taco bell is well-documented. >> she posted on instagram you can take the girl out of america, but you can't take the taco bell out of the girl. especially after she eats it. >> yeah. yeah.

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making news in america this morning, president trump at a campaign rally in south carolina doubles down on his push to turn away undocumented immigrants without giving them due process rights. >> i don't want judges. i want i.c.e. and border patrol agents. that's what i want. >> this morning how the immigration debate is affecting the president's poll numbers. plus, a congresswoman stands by her controversial comments calling on protesters to harass trump administration officials. shifting gears, iconic american brand harley-davidson now says it'll move some production overseas because of the ongoing tariff dispute with europe. the new fallout and the response from the administration. the haves versus the have-nots. this morning why a salary of $117,000 is now considered low