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a group of quick-thinking a group of quick-thinking commuters in boston being hailed as heroes this morning for what they did that may have saved one woman's life. >> her leg got stuck between the train and the platform during rush hour. and everyone jumped into action and followed a man's interesting instructions. here's tom llamas. >> reporter: it was just after 5:30 p.m., rush hour. a train pulls into the mass avenue train station in boston. doors open and passengers start to get out. a woman falls, her leg trapped between the train car and the platform. a small group of fellow commuters jump into action. >> i saw a man just running full speed across the platform. and he was yelling for someone to call, you know, 911 or call

for help. >> reporter: it was the question thinking of peter shaman that may have saved her life. >> i said to peoound m w o about this. if we all push, it creates a little space to pick her up and get her out of there. >> reporter: he was referring to this video of a similar incident in australia four years ago. passengers rushed to push a train car off a stuck passenger. >> the next thing you know, everybody's hands were on the side of the car. it happened like that. like five seconds, she was out. >> reporter: dozens of strangers coming together to help save a life. >> we're all getting smarter because of the internet. this is a little trick i picked up this week and it came in handy pretty quickly. >> reporter: tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> just a little trick i picked up this week. >> like a public service announcement on why you should watch the news. >> yes, that's the takeaway. it was so cool one, the way he was able to connect the dots and say hey, i just saw this, i know what to do.

and he managed to get over 100 strangers to just jump right into action and follow his lead. >> i'm sure the woman is very thankful. >> absolutely. justin bieber on this very american holiday, we're talking about the biebs. he's on the road. quite literally. ♪ on the road again oh, that's not a bieber song. >> stick around, the skinny's next. >> it's been rough the last couple years. next. >> it's been rough the last couple years. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. simply add water, to remove soap scum. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam.

♪ so we're leading off the fourth of july skinny with a canadian, and we're not saying sorry about it. justin bieber stateside for the holiday and having car trouble. >> and not saying sorry for learning the moves to the dance video. so bieber's got this new style recently, trying to bring back the joe dirt look, long locks, mustache. the whole nine. >> the hair doesn't look washed, whatever. >> the dirt part.

>> having your benz break down. when did he start dating haley baldwin? i thought he was dating selena gomez. >> there's a skinny update for you. we have good news for the biebs. even though he can't tell a deposition, he didn't have a bench warrant for his arrest. >> maybe they saw how great he was at directing traffic. next, the major dilemma for hollywood women. what do you do with a red carpet dress you can only wear once? >> snl's leslie jones figured it out, maybe because it took her a lot of work to get her hands on this red dress that she slayed in on the premiere of "ghostbusters." she was having a difficult time finding a designer to dress her

for the event. >> she doesn't want to toss it. but it was so memorable, she doesn't want to wear it again. so she figured out what to do with it. she's gifting it to bob the drag queen as a birthday gift. there you go, ladies, you can donate your red carpet dresses to your local drag queens. >> who's bob wearing there? >> i don't know. >> that looks a little tinaesque. >> bob's got the moves. >> bop's got the outfits. >> mm-hm. now he's got a red dress to go with it. >> yes. >> slay, bob, slay. next a potential sequel to my big fat greek wedding, my big fat greek divorce. >> but this one is between her real life husband, ian gomez.

he played the best man. the two were married for 25 years. >> they had a good run. >> they did have a good run. >> 25 years, not bad. but we also have good news from the world of hollywood romance. david foster is engaged. he is 68. he popped the question to mcphee, who is 34 at the top of the mountain while vacationing in italy. >> pretty nice setting. the two first met in 2006 when foster mentored mcphee on "american idol." and check out this photo. this is foster, playing the piano while mcphee sang after her first wedding in 2008. >> it was love at first song. >> that would have been awkward. he was married and so was she. >> this will be foster's fifth marriage. >> uh-huh. >> and you know what they say, fifth time's the charm. >> is that what they say? >> yeah. something like that. >> i see.

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here's becky worley. >> reporter: regular fabric lets more sun through than you think. so when upf clothing was introduced it was a breakthrough but a problem. those early shirts were hot. but fast forward to 2018 and old school rash guard, no more. new technology added chemicals like zinc oxide. but how cool? >> let's get hot. >> reporter: we tried different colors and designs and fabrics with the upf rating of 40 or above. for each one i lay out for about ten minutes in the sun and cool down between shirts. we compared all the shirts, including this plain cotton shirt and it was definitely the hottest. i feel like i'm in a sauna right now. when we start in with the sun

shirts, the temperature variations are extreme. this one close to the cotton at around 105 degrees. definitely sweating, can you tell? this one, significantly cooler at 88 degrees. much more room for air to get in here. and this sassy shirt was even vented in the back. breezy back there. even after a run, about 93 degrees, not bad. but the hands-down, coolest shirt was this white, super light technical shirt. it's remarkable how much cooler this shirt is. >> about 83 degrees. >> reporter: it was five degrees cooler than the next coolest shirt. using my shorts as a control, the sun shirt 42 degrees cooler. while all these shirts will protect you from the sun, there are vast differences in how they rley, abnew from the heat.

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good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top stories we're following on this fourth of july on "world news now." the trump administration has reversed obama era guidelines on affirmative action in the admissions process. and the boys soccer team in a flooded cave in thailand will not be rescued until it's safe for everyone involved. heavy rain this weekend may delay that plan. but food and supplies have been delivered to the boys and their coach. thousands in the western

u.s. are spending the holiday in evacuation shelters because of several large wildfires. the spring fire in colorado is one of the largest in state history. it's already destroyed 85,000 acres, and a state of emergency has been declared in neighboring utah. and happy birthday, america! >> happy birthday, america. >> 242 years old. this is a pre-celebration in downtown denver. and later today at the white house, the president and mrs. trump are scheduled to host a picnic for military families. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, the fourth of july. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> fireworks every day? >> i wish we could have fireworks every day. >> it should just be the opening. it's cool. love the graphics. >> happy birthday, america, 200 and something years old? >> 242. >> she's looking great at 242. >> she moisturizes.

>> she must use sunblock. interesting story coming out from the trump administration with a major shift about affirmative action. the president trump administration is rescinding the obama-era policy about promoting diversity in schools. >> they will encourage schools to leave race out of admissions and enrollment saying the old directives went beyond the constitution. harvard is facing a lawsuit and says it will continue to consider race to create a diverse campus. the lawsuit alleges that it discriminates against asian students. >> you can imagine the outcry that will come from that ruling. in the meantime, it may play a role in the battle of replacing the supreme court justice. >> president trump has interviewed seven candidates.

at least one was not on the original list of 25. during a speech in west virginia last night, the president said all of the candidates are >>hereery leed people. brilliant people. and i think you're going to really love it, like justice gorsuch. we hit a home run there, and we're going to hit a home run here. >> still a contentious process is expected. people on both sides of the aisle are already buying ads, lobbying senators, even before the nominee is announced. >> interesting. the battle lines are drawn. so the senate intelligence committee has determined that russia meddled in the 2016 election just as president trump prepares for his upcoming meeting with president putin. they say it was based on sound analysis and not swayed by politics. they say putin had a clear

preference for donald trump and approved the meddling. turning to the weather now, summer is not going easy on us at the moment. sizzling temperatures are bringing high humidity in the east and more sizzling temperatures are hitting the west only with low humidity. >> those are the perfect conditions to fuel the dozens of wildfires burning right now. thousands are spending the night in evacuation shelters. >> accuweather's paul williams has more on those conditions from coast-to-coast. >> good morning, kendis, diane. we're looking at thunderstorms to rumble through the dakotas and lake superior and rain through the southern new england states. brace for that, new york. but falling shy, just shy of let's say philadelphia, d.c. staying steamy and drier there. dry throughout the desert southwest. and here's a look at your fireworks forecast. not so bad for most of the country in green. kendis, diane? >> big swath of the country is

looking good for fireworks. and experts are again warning about the dangers of wire brushes to clean your barbecue grills. those sharp bristles could end up in your food. it recently happened to a woman in connecticut. amy hudak with our story. >> hard to speak. hard to swallow many. >> reporter: marlene said she knew something was wrong the moment she bit into a burger. >> it felt like glass. >> reporter: a tiny bristle impaled her tongue, the bristle was lodged inside her mouth. >> the first surgery, they manipulated my mouth and tongue for four hours. and the second surgery for two hours. so it's left me with ulcers and no feeling in my tongue. >> reporter: then came a second and a third surgery.

>> he said he couldn't get it. they said they couldn't get it. >> reporter: now she'll need at least six weeks until the swelling goes down for possibly a fourth surgery. with people firing up the grill for the fourth, marlene wants them to be aware that bristles in grill brushes can be dangerous. >> i want them to be aware of the dangers of grill brushes. it's something you don't think of. i never thought of it. >> it hurt every time you move. >> reporter: a few years ago cheryl had to have a bristle surgically removed from her intestine after she ate a burger. >> my stomach was distended, swelled. it was at that point i went to the er. >> reporter: doctors recommending a brillo pad, a stone or bristle-free brush. >> i never heard of that. >> never heard of it. >> thank you. we're learning more about last weekend's tour boat explosion in the bahamas.

it was carrying ten american tourists. a mother from tennessee was celebrating her anniversary. she was killed in that explosion and a young dancer from vermont lost both of her legs. passengers from another boat jumped into the water to help the victims. there was little warning something was wrong. >> it sounded like almost like a shotgun went off three minutes into the ride is when the right side of the boat exploded. almost as if we were hit with a torpedo. >> they used pieces of wood to get the most seriously-injured victims to shore. the dancer who lost her legs is in a medically-induced coma. the faa is responding to a lawsuit demanding action on the ever-shrinking airline seats. a passenger rights group is demanding that a regulation be placed on seat size.

but the agency is refusing. it says evacuation tests show there is enough room for passengers and crew to quickly maneuver in an emergency and the faa says we're a safety agency, not a creature comfort agency. >> what about when your legs go numb because you're crammed into that seat and you can't get out in an emergency because you're all pins and needles. what about that? >> that was not part of the lawsuit. >> no? >> no. >> they should have included that. we need a better lawyer. a michigan mother terrified that she might lose her son nearly lost her job thanks to a less than sympathetic boss. >> he has been on life support since thursday. when she learned about his condition, she texted her boss to say she couldn't cover the next shift. her boss' response was this isn't how we do things, so i accept that you're quitting. >> whoa. >> she took a screen shot of the stunning exchange and posted it on facebook.

>> this manager that talked to me the way she did and had no compassion or sympathy at all and my son's on life support, this is his life we're talking about. he's not just in the hospital sick. he's on life support. >> the convenience store's corporate offices found out about the situation when the facebook post went viral. now fisher has been reinstated and her boss let go. >> you see the photo there. we hope her son is on the mend and is improving. just a tough situation overall. >> wonder if they texted the manager to let her know that they accept that she's quitting. coming up, an urgent skimming warning. see how thieves are stealing your credit card numbers without you even noticing. and is there a skywalker in the clouds? "this happened" investigates. you're watching "world news now." re to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85,

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with nearly 40 million americans hitting the road, the secret service has a warning. >> a device hidden inside the pump. pierre thom at has more. >> reporter: watch here, and just like that, they have installed a device called a skimmer. customers would never know it's there, but a skimmer is capable of siphoning off credit information and sending it wirelessly to fraudsters. >> thousands every day. >> reporter: the criminals can use the information to produce thousands of counterfeit credit cards. authorities say they've seen a recent surge in this type of fraud. this past weekend, the secret service fanned out across the nation at more than 85 locations in 21 states, hunting for skimmers. since may in just two

operations, the secret service has recovered 136 of these devices. according to the service, this type of credit fraud is generating hundreds of millions of dollars in losses annually. >> they'll take the stolen payment card number and re-encode a gift card or credit card and use that to buy electronics and gift cards, stuff that they can fence. >> reporter: pierre thomas, abc news, washington. how to handle a knife like a chef for your barbecue. >> it's actually national barbecue day in the u.s. can we cut it? you're watching "world news now." a ching "world news now." it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous.

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>> how do you pick up a chef's knife, that would be a good place to start. >> not with your fingertips on the blade? >> not at all. >> this is an 8-inch chef knife. you're going to pinch the back of the knife and take your three fingers and curl it under the handle. the hand not cooking is going to be holding onto the food safely. we're going to grab a pepper or zucchini. you're going to do the bear claw. it allows the fingertips to be hidden. this is just a typical slice. there are different cuts. we can do slicing and dicing, which you would normally do with an onion and mincing is something you would do for a garlic clove. you're going to rest it under

the back of your knife. with your closed fist, give it a smack. >> whammo! we are experts. >> now the skin comes off in one piece because you've dislodged the tension between the clove and the skin. >> would you just toss that? >> you're not supposed to toss the garlic after you peel it. >> the food that you're cutting is always in the back half of the knife. when your knife comes down it pops up. you want to do it on the part of the knife that makes contact with the board. the next is the chiffonade. these are the three leafy herbs that blacken when you cut them.

you're going to roll them up. instead of hacking at them, you're going to do chiffonade. slice, slice, slice, with your little bear claws. >> then what do we have? >> we're going to do the all-important onion. don't cut off the root end. that's what holds all the layers together. >> slice forward. >> now you have two halves of an onion. we're going to dice. you're either dicing or slicing. slicing is taking your bear claw. you're going to slice forward, slice forward. use your fingers as a guide. and diced onions are what most people are going to do. >> nicely done! >> and you're --

>> so for dicing, make a series of cuts, but the tip of the onion stays inside the edge. you want the onion to stay in one piece. don't cut off the back of the onion. >> uh-oh, it's starting. >> you're crying. >> now your onion is still in one piece. >> i need to be able to see the onion. >> the zucchini, we're going to do a julienne. it's like a long cube. you can't do a julienne much more. you stand it upright. cut into half-inch thick slices. >> we need to make a stirfry. >> jennifer cler, great having you here. check out her new book, six

basic cooking techniques. >> mpleare >> i think i got the hang of it. >> see you, kendis.

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running the entire length of this bridge. this was the sr-520 bridge. police came, state trooper showed up. they blocked traffic. and it seemed like they had the dog trapped. but no. he carries on. >> don't they have one of those strips that they put across the highway for things like this? >> all these different vehicles show up. the dog turned around. and i mean, they just tried every trick in the book to try to get this little thing. >> is that dog still on the lam? >> well, after this whole big chase, the dog apparently ran into the bushes, and they lost the dog, but animal control found it about three hours later. and so they took the dog to the seattle animal shelter. >> whew. i like this ramp.

speaking of dogs, a new guinness world record was attempted and won in hong kong. the record? dog jumping over human leg. >> that's a record? oh, wow. >> yeah, so you see? >> that's pretty cool. >> this little dog here which is part of a circus act jumped over the leg 37 times in 30 seconds. >> i'm impressed by the owner as well. >> that's kind of tough to do. >> he did that 37 times. >> he was spinning around and doing that 37 times. >> i'm getting dizzy just watching. that last part i can do. okay. this next one we're going to ask your opinion here. because some viewers are saying in this next image they can see god walking across the sky. so this was out of alabama, tuscaloosa, alabama, to be exact. the woman was filming the storm.

and afterward, when she posted the video and looked at it, she said she noticed a figure in the video. now she and others commenting are saying it is god in the clouds. >> it's clearly big foot. >> got

this morning on "world news now," the dangerous heat gripping most of the country this fourth of july, from coast-to-coast. >> the record temperatures and dry conditions are fueling historic wildfires in the west. at least 42 fires are burning in ten states. the major concern today and just how dangerous those conditions will get. the trump administration rolling back a policy that encouraged affirmative action. the reasoning and the reaction. a mystery in florida this morning as a woman is seen falling out of a moving suv at an intersection. hear what a family member and the police are now saying. and it could have been a misconnection, but two airline passengers may have just found

love when one of them swapped seats so a couple could sit together. but did the new row mates just become an item as well? wow, it is love at 35,000 feet. their love connection on this wednesday, fourth of july. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we've got fireworks today. >> we've got fireworks. >> wow! >> we spared no expenses. jack is wearing his red, white and blue. underroos. we're patriotic. it's early morning on the fourth of july. we'll get there slowly but surely. we're going to start things off with the top story, the scorching weather across much of the country. >> the temperature will feel close to or above 100 degrees for the eastern half of the nation from omaha to boston.

the so-called heat index is expected to hit 101 in minneapolis-st. paul and 1 >> meanwhile, the hot and dry weather in the southwest is fueling several major wildfires that has destroyed hundreds of homes. one of the biggest is near the new mexico border. clayton sandell is there. >> reporter: the u.s. is baking and burning. in southern colorado, the spring fire at 80,000 acres. this cabin one of more than 100 homes destroyed. >> it looked like hiroshima had another a-bomb dropped on it. >> reporter: officials say it was sparked by an illegal campfire. heat and winds are super charging 42 wildfires including this one in northern california. extreme heat in d.c. and boston where they're practicing for fourth of july festivities and bringing in huge fans to cool the crowds.

>> reporter: in philadelphia, the heat knocking out power to this commuter train. >> stuck on board for about two hours and it's probably about 120 degrees on this train. >> reporter: and air conditioning failing forcing evacuation of seniors from this new jersey nursing home. the heat a major factor in these wildfires. you can see this wall of smoke has turned the sky completely dark. more than 2,000 homes here are still evacuated with only 5% containment, this is going to be a long firefight. clayton sandell, abc news, colorado. >> a long fourth of july for many people all across the country. today's weather is not expected to provide any help for those fire crews. >> accuweather's paul williams is here with the forecast. >> we are expecting hot, sweltering conditions throughout the center part of the country, the tennessee valley region, mid

atlantic but a slice of rain throughout the northeast, including pennsylvania, new york, southern new england states but sweltering towards d.c. look for thunderstorms around houston.fothhwt,ndryth extended fires, because it's still hot and dry, kendis, diane? >> paul, thank you. police in southern england are declaring a major incident after two people were apparently exposed to an unknown substance and are now in critical condition. the man and woman in their 40s were found unconscious about 90 miles outside london. that's not too far from the sound of salisbury where a russian doubling agent was poisoned in march. at this time they thought drugs were in play, but it's not clear if this has anything to do with that case in salisbury. they do not believe there is any significant risk to the public.

it's mid afternoon in northern thailand where the desperate effort to rescue 12 boys trapped inside a flooded cave doesn't appear close to concluding anytime soon. new video shows the boys wrapped in mylar blankets. several are seen smiling, laughing. they've been trapped for some 12 days. the boys have been joined by seven divers, including a doctor and nurse. the officials say the boys will not be brought out of the cave until it's safe and heavy rain is expected later this week. there are concerns it could take several weeks if not months to get them out of there. and staying in the region, at least a dozen people are dead and dozens missing after this ferry sank just 200 yards off the coast of indonesia. you see the ship there suffered engine damage and ran aground. dozens of passengers tried to hang onto the side of the ferry boat as it listed, tossing people and vehicles into the water. there are reports that there were just not enough life jackets for the 139 people on board.

the trump administration has rolled back an obama-era affirmative action policy intended to induce diversity in schools. they have rescinded the old guidelines for universities to consider race in the admissions process saying it went beyond the constitution. several rights groups are denouncing the move. it comes as harvard is facing a lawsuit saying it discriminates against asian students. trump's now interviewed seven potential supreme court nominees. kyra phillips has more on the search. >> reporter: president trump's list of possible supreme court nominees is expanding. >> very talented people. brilliant people. >> reporter: abc news has learned the president has spoken to seven candidates. at least one of whom was not on his original list of 25.

>> they are really incredible people, in so many different ways, academically and every other way. >> reporter: several candidates have come for white house interviews, including judge brett kavanaugh who sits on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. he's a former clerk of anthony kennedy. there are two women on the presidential short list. judge amy coney barrett of indiana and joan larsen of michigan. both former clerks of justice scalia. they're also recent appointees to the court of appeals. at their confirmation hearings, abortion took center stage. >> i would be bound by the precedents of the supreme court. >> reporter: judge coney barrett perhaps getting the most attention, a former notre dame law professor, the mother of seven children. one with special needs and two adopted from haiti.

many conservatives have embraced her, but some democrats have raised concerns the judgment's catholic faith plays an outsized role in her view of the law. >> when you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you. >> reporter: as you saw, both judge larsen and coney barrett said they would respect the supreme court precedent of roe versus wade. so the big question now, would they be willing to overturn that precedent if they are confirmed to the high court? kyra phillips, abc news, the white house. and the president kicked off independence day festivities a little early, attending a celebration for service members. >> he spoke at the salute to service charity dinner where he praised the men and women of the military from every generation. >> and the first lady melania trump made an unannounced trip to walter reed to visit wounded service members and their families. she thanked them for their

service and the staff for their medical care. and july fourth has special meaning for a couple in texas. >> check out the quadruplets. they took on a patriotic look for the holiday. >> the quads were born june 1st. but they're now strong enough to go home, just in time for the fourth of july holiday. very, very cute. >> they make the cutest flag. >> betsy ross would be proud. coming up, a major warning to anyone enjoying time by the pool. >> do you think you'd know if somebody's drowning right in front of you? we'll see if some parents do in a backyard experiment. and also the mystery of why a woman fell out of the back of an suv. her family claims she's fine. >> tell us what you think

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this was the scene in myrtle beach, south carolina after a possible shark attack. a girl was apparently bitten on the leg, witnesses report seeing what looked like a fin in the water. first responders couldn't confirm it was a shark. the girl is expected to be fine. >> that's where you had your >>sn an ta, . was an encounter. it was scary. >> an entire school of sharks that surrounded you and -- >> it was like that big. when you're swimming in the ocean and something that big swims up to you, that's scary. >> i agree. >> does anyone have a snake, anyone? he's real brave right now. moving on to nebraska where police pulled off a high-tech rescue of their own. >> they used a helicopter to find an elderly man who got lost in this field. >> but then they flipped on

thermal vision. spotting him immediately, the chopper was able to guide police on the ground to the man's exact location. he was not hurt. >> that's pretty cool. >> that is actually impressive. a florida family says video showing a relative tumbling out of a moving car is like so no big deal. >> come on, we do this all the time. police in tampa apparently didn't think so. they tried to find this woman after seeing the footage. deputies say the woman's family says the passenger door of the suv had just been repaired. apparently she leaned against it and out she went. that simple. >> so the driver, her boyfriend, picked her up, seemingly limp body, carried her back to the suv and kept on going. >> it was an accident. she just fell out the car. >> what was going on? >> nothing was going on. the door wasn't secured. she just fell.

>> it ain't got nothing to do with drugs. it ain't got nothing to do with nothing. she just rolled out the car. >> that was a family member they caught up with. police say the woman is okay and the whole family agreed it was just an accident. police are confirming they believe that to be true. >> nothing to see here, just florida. >> i guess that could happen. you lean on it, you fall out. >> i was hoping we could have clarity about what state that was in. all right, coming up in the next half hour, see what happens when a woman gets stuck between a train and the platform, as fellow riders come together to save her. but first, a group of lifeguards pretend to drown in a navy sea experiment. how long does it take for someone to realize they're in trouble. one to realize they're in trouble. spirement. how long does it take for someone to realize they're in trouble.

i was playing the xylophone. >> with lots of americans heading to the pool today for their parties, we have a warning

for how easy it can be to miss drownings. >> can you spot someone in danger? gio benitez put a group of unsuspecting parents to the test. >> reporter: drowning can happen in seconds and it's often difficult to spot. it's happening to someone in this public pool right now. can you spot it? there she is. fortunately a lifeguard spots her and makes the rescue. but it's in a residential pool where lifeguards usually aren't present where the majority of drownings take place. the reason? parents distracted, talking on the phone, supervising with no water watcher. we asked these parents to attend this pool party. those swimmers are actually trained lifeguards and swim instructors from swim gym swim

schools skilled in mimicking a drowning. i observed some parents checking the water, but mostly, they're focused on their assignments and the party. and after 30 minutes, our swim instructor, kelly, begins simulating a drowning, struggling to keep her head above water, and just like the real thing barely makes a sound. more than a minute goes by. she's still struggling and nobody's looking. we're looking at two and a half minutes and nobody notices a thing. after more than four minutes, she simulates a worse-case scenario and stops moving. remember she's a trained professional and is just acting. josh from the red cross is with us. no parents notice anything. is that surprising?

>> it's not. >> reporter: kelly goes back to swimming and we cue another swimmer and another and another. all mimicking a drowning, but nobody steps in. >> you don't realize how quickly these things can go from just a fun pool party to an incident where someone needs help. >> reporter: now they're going to get out of the water, go get snacks and leave someone behind, and that person is going to start drowning. after 30 seconds of purposeful struggling, this dad spots her. >> are you all right? >> reporter: within 36 seconds, he noticed. >> it's great that he noticed. we would hope they would notice faster. >> reporter: in some cases, swimmers can submerge in seconds, making them more difficult to spot. it's time to reveal our experiment. there were four drownings that nobody spotted. what's that make you think? >> my kids were on the deck, so i turned my back. >> we took for granted that they all knew how to swim.

>> reporter: water safety experts say one of the solutions is a water watcher, somebody standing next to the pool, free from distractions, constantly scanning the water looking for signs of distress. we showed the parents what t missed. >> this is that moment where she's motionless in the water. this seems to be very emotional for you. >> they're all our kids. what else do you say? >> reporter: and, again, that was just a simulation, but even if you don't have a pool party going on, there are some things you can do to keep kids from falling in. you want a child alarm on your back door, and you want a fence around the pool itself, not just your yard. and come with me. i want to show you this. this is actually really cool. that right there is called a pool guard. it's an alarm in the pool. we're going to pretend like these weights are children. the ripples are going to travel to that alarm and that sound can be really life saving. gives you time to run out of the

house. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> those are really good tips. coming up, finding love on an airplane. ♪ love on an airplane ♪ living it up >> that's not -- >> no?

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♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love ♪ stand beside her it is time for the mix, and we are playing "god bless america", not just because it is the fourth of july but it is 100-year anniversary of this song. >> it's my go-to karaoke song. >> it was composed by irving berlin after his family fled religious persecution in 1893. it brought out lots of emotions in him.

his daughter went on to say that he meant every word in the song. it was the land that he loved. >> kate smith made it well-known during the war era. you see video of her performing it. that's probably the best version of the song i think anybody will recall. >> i love every version of the song. >> it is a good song. ray charles sang it as well. >> who was the guy who always sang it at the yankee games who had the special intro to it, too. >> i'm a met fan. i don't know. >> okay. robert merrill. you don't know robert merrill's version of the song? >> i'm a nats fan, but whatever. speaking of, there are all of these people looking for love on tinder, match, all these sites. forget about it, just go to an airline, specifically, alaska airline. this was serendipitous.

this couple switched seats with two random strangers on a flight. >> oh, can i sit next to my husband? >> they're like, you might find your soulmate. next thing you now, the couple started sitting in the back there, and they started noticing that the two people, not only did they start chatting, they started sharing a cheeseboard. >> the strangers. >> the strangers. look. so the woman that is now sitting in behind with her partner is live tweeting this. she got the extra wi-fi connection. and she's like, look at this. she's sending him a text, when they land, their elbows are almost rubbing together. >> oh, that's what we're looking at. i couldn't figure out what the picture was showing us. >> they went to the bathroom together at one point, well, just at the same time. not together. so it's not clear. while this says happy ending, it's not clear if they ended up with a complete love match.

>> we are going to just think they are, because it's way more fun to think so. also, they shared a cheeseboard on the flight. that's serious. let's stick with the love theme. check out the penguins in love walking on the beach. doesn't get any cu

this morning on "world news now," coast-to-coast heat alert this fourth of july and right now more than 40 wildfires are burning in the west. we'll take you to the frontlines and let you know just how hot it may get this holiday. new video of those boys trapped in that cave in thailand. finally receiving blankets and food, deep underground. this morning we show you how challenging it is for divers to even reach these boys and the obstacles they'll face as they plan their delicate rescue effort which could take months. and the moments a passenger was trapped between a train and a platform. >> and a man inspired by

something he saw on the news. >> that's why you have to watch the news. and an announcement from justin bieber, letting everyone know, if your car breaks down, direct traffic, even if you're the biebs on vacation. wednesday, july 4th, everybody. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> fireworks. >> and even the sound effects. great. >> very high tech. >> yes. >> big time. >> nothing says fourth of july like the "world news now" theme as well. very patriotic as we begin here on this fourth of july. it's going to be a hot one for our nation. >> that's right. conditions are getting even worse for crews battling wildfires. the spring fire in southern colorado is one of the biggest

in state history, spreading to nearly 132 square homes. thousands have been evacuated. >> and high temperatures and low humidity aren't taking a holiday which means firefighters won't as well. >> paul williams has the details for us. good morning. >> good morning diane and plus one as well as you too, kendis. we're looking at storms erupting across the ohio valley and going into the southern new england region. it's going to stay steamy in texas, however, we're looking at a slow-moving low. for the desert southwest, it is hot, parched and dry, still exaspirating the problems with the wildfires. into oregon we have wildfire problems. looks pretty good for most areas except for the dakotas. just fair along the gulf coast at best.

kendis, diane, plus one? >> i like this. >> what did i ever do to him? >> it just should be diane macedo and guest. >> trying to start a fight on fourth of july. i got trapped on the prompter. >> your aim actually worked out. how are we doing, guest? >> plus one. >> i love it. on to the news now, civil rights groups are slamming the trump administration's decision to scrap the obama era policy. it circumvents the courts and goes beyond the requirements of the constitution. house democratic leader nancy pelosi called it an attack on communities of color. and president trump is predicting he will hit a home run with his choice to replace supreme court justice anthony

kennedy. he interviewed three more potential candidates, making it seven so far. the candidates include amy coney barrett and joan larsen. they both have said they will respect the supreme court precedent of roe versus wade, but democrats are skeptical. republican congressman jim jordan is denying claims he failed to address allegations of sexual abuse when he was a wrestling coach more than 20 years ago. two former college wrestlers say jordan had direct knowledge of the claims that the doctor was groping male athletes. but jordan insists he was not aware of the allegations and his attorney is disputing investigators who reportedly said that jordan has not been cooperating with the investigation. a contractor in kansas is facing murder charges after allegedly shooting two co-workers while they were installing turf on a school playground.

this happened at an elementary school south of kansas city. the 32-year-old opened fire after an apparent argument over tools. >> next thing you know there was shooting. >> he allegedly fled the scene in an suv. he was caught three hours later. one of the victims is hospitalized in critical condition. the other, a 47-year-old father of three died from his injuries. authorities in thailand say they will not try to rescue members of a soccer team until it's safe. the boys are getting medical attention, food and supplies after spending more than a week underground in the dark. abc's james longman is there. >> reporter: the pressure is on. >> we're coming. many people are coming. >> reporter: now that those 12

missing boys and their soccer coach have been found alive with more rainfall forecast this week, the real test will be getting them out safely. this new video showing the boys wrapped in mylar blankets after eating a meal, grateful for their rescuers. the boys 11 to 16 are rail thin. the thai navy saying a team of seven s.e.a.l.s. are with them, including a doctor and nurse. they've all been evaluated and are in good condition. these are the kinds of military rations that divers are swimming into the cave to give the boys, things that are protein rich, full of nutrients to build up their strength but also that they can swallow, because they've been so long without food. none of the options is easy. one plan, teaching the boys who may not know how to swim to scuba dive. workers fitting a mask on this boy, possibly testing equipment they would use in a water rescue. and here's what they face.

the cave complex in the mountains in northern thailand is about six miles long. the boys and their coach are here, a half-mile underground the cave's entrance. to get there divers had to navigate a maze of caverns. some completely submerged. barely wide enough for scuba equipment to squeeze through. it could take the most experienced diver six hours. >> you're back to rock climbing, really over huge hills. and them the diving starts. >> reporter: if swimming the boys out is not an option they may have to remain in the cave for weeks or months until the rainy season passes. the longer they remain underground the harder it will be for them to readjust to life on the surface. their anxious parents already imagining their return. this mother saying she can't wait to cook her son his favorite food, a traditional

thai omelet. rescuers are working to put down a phone line all the way into that cave. the phone company originally said they didn't have a cord long enough. they've managed to splice it. it does reach, but still no word on when those boys will be able to speak with their parents. >> i think their parents are just happy they are alive. >> it's such a mixed story, because there's this massive level of rejoice when you realize they are alive and okay. at least as okay as you can be, being in a cave that long. but now, to hear it might be months to get them out. >> incredible. point of clarification. i think paul williams meant that you're now plus one. >> oh. no. i think he meant you were my plus one. >> diane plus one, kendis. >> i prefer to think he's calling you my plus one. diane and guest. >> he is shady. let's turn now to the world cup, which means, cue the music!

♪ woo, oh, wow. >> oh, yeah. >> we got real. >> yeah. >> so the round of 16 is over and the final match nearly cost us a producer. >> because of jack's beloved england. it was scoreless in the 54th minute. sanchez took a ride on kane. they paid for it with a penalty kick. >> in the third minute of injury time and colombia gets a corner. in comes the ball, header! and tied at one! >> yes! then they will eventually head to a penalty kick shootout, as a lot of these games have been. they're tied at three. carlos bacca, you are stopped, denied!

>> england is notoriously bad at shootouts, but check it out. eric dyer can win it for the brits, and it goes in. england advances to play sweden in the quarterfinals. >> wow. >> it was a loud day in the macedo household. >> it was a lot louder back here. >> and check out the scene in london's flat iron square. beers, beers everywhere. everywhere. >> ah, they made it rain. so watch this guy drop. >> oh! >> oh! >> whoa. that's how you celebrate. >> he wasn't prepared for that. >> no. >> drop his friend. man. >> jack, is that you? >> no, it was not.

it was a long game, though, you know. >> he may not have his full faculties about him. >> no, not at all. coming up in "the skinny," see how hollywood can lend a helping hand to drag queens in need. also ahead, a woman trapped by a train is saved when a bystander remembers a video he saw on the news. you're watching "world news now." bystander remembers a video he saw on the news. you're watching "world news now." about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget,

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a group of quick-thinking a group of quick-thinking commuters in boston being hailed as heroes this morning for what they did that may have saved one woman's life. >> her leg got stuck between the train and the platform during rush hour. and everyone jumped into action and followed a man's interesting instructions. here's tom llamas. >> reporter: it was just after 5:30 p.m., rush hour. a train pulls into the mass avenue train station in boston. doors open and passengers start to get out. a woman falls, her leg trapped between the train car and the platform. a small group of fellow commuters jump into action. >> i saw a man just running full speed across the platform. and he w yelling forl,w, 911 or for help.

>> reporter: it was the question thinking of peter shaman that may have saved her life. >> i said to people around me, i saw a video about this. if we all push, it creates a little space to pick her up and get her out of there. >> reporter: he was referring to this video of a similar incident in australia four years ago. passengers rushed to push a train car off a stuck passenger. >> the next thing you know, everybody's hands were on the side of the car. it happened like that. like five seconds, she was out. >> reporter: dozens of strangers coming together to help save a life. >> we're all getting smarter because of the internet. this is a little trick i picked up this week and it came in handy pretty quickly. >> reporter: tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> just a little trick i picked up this week. >> like a public service announcement on why you should watch the news. >> yes, that's the takeaway. it was so cool one, the way he was able to connect the dots and say hey, i just saw this, i know what to do.

and he managed to get over 100 strangers to just jump right into action and follow his lead. >> i'm sure the woman is very thankful. >> absolutely. justin bieber on this very american holiday, we're talking about the biebs. he's on the road. quite literally. ♪ on the road again oh, that's not a bieber song. >> stick around, the skinny's next. >> it's been rough the last couple years. couple years. next. >> it's been rough the last couple years. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. simply add water, to remove soap scum. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam.

♪ ♪ so we're leading off the fourth of july skinny with a canadian, and we're not saying sorry about it. justin bieber stateside for the holiday and having car trouble. >> and not saying sorry for learning the moves to the dance video. so bieber's got this new style recently, trying to bring back the joe dirt look, long locks, mustache. the whole nine. >> the hair doesn't look washed, whatever. >> the dirt part. >> having your benz break down.

when did he start dating haley baldwin? i thought he was dating selena gomez. we have good news for the biebs. even though he can't tell a deposition, he didn't have a bench warrant for his arrest. >> maybe they saw how great he was at directing traffic. next, the major dilemma for hollywood women. what do you do with a red carpet dress you can only wear once? >> snl's leslie jones figured it out, maybe because it took her a lot of work to get her hands on this red dress that she slayed in on the premiere of "ghostbusters." she was having a difficult time finding a designer to dress her for the event.

>> she doesn't want to toss it. but it was so memorable, she doesn't want to wear it again. so she figured out what to do with it. she's gifting it to bob the drag queen as a birthday gift. there you go, ladies, you can donate your red carpet dresses to your local drag queens. >> who's bob wearing there? >> i don't know. >> that looks a little tinaesque. >> bob's got the moves. >> bop's got the outfits. >> mm-hm. now he's got a red dress to go with it. >> yes. >> slay, bob, slay. next a potential sequel to my big fat greek wedding, my big fat greek divorce. >> but this one is between her real life husband, ian gomez.

he played the best man. the two were married for 25 years. >> they had a good run. >> they did have a good run. >> 25 years, not bad. but we also have good news from the world of hollywood romance. david foster is engaged. he is 68. he popped the question to mcphee, who is 34 at the top of the mountain while vacationing in italy. >> pretty nice setting. the two first met in 2006 when foster mentored mcphee on "american idol." and check out this photo. this is foster, playing the piano while mcphee sang after her first wedding in 2008. >> it was love at first song. >> that would have been awkward. he was married and so was she. >> this will be foster's fifth marriage. >> uh-huh. >> and you know what they say, fifth time's the charm. >> is that what they say? >> yeah.

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here's becky worley. wn upf clhing was ain intruc iwas a breakthroughlem. those early shirts were hot. but fast forward to 2018 and old school rash guard, no more. new technology added chemicals like zinc oxide. but how cool? >> let's get hot. >> reporter: we tried different colors and designs and fabrics with the upf rating of 40 or above. for each one i lay out for about ten minutes in the sun and cool down between shirts. we compared all the shirts, including this plain cotton shirt and it was definitely the hottest. i feel like i'm in a sauna right now. when we start in with the sun shirts, the temperature

variations are extreme. this one close to the cotton at around 105 degrees. definitely sweating, can you tell? this one, significantly cooler at 88 degrees. much more room for air to get in here. and this sassy shirt was even vented in the back. breezy back there. even after a run, about 93 degrees, not bad. but the hands-down, coolest shirt was this white, super light technical shirt. it's remarkable how much cooler this shirt is. >> about 83 degrees. >> reporter: it was five degrees cooler than the next coolest shirt. using my shorts as a control, the sun shirt 42 degrees cooler. while all these shirts will protect you from the sun, there are vast differences in how they protect you from the heat.

becky worley, abc news, new york. >> did you wear protective clothing? >> i wore a bathing suit. that was my protective clothing. that doesn't work?

making news in america this july 4th, hundreds of homes, hundreds of thousands of acres, the dramatic destruction as wildfires blazing across the west spread even faster and conditions take a turn for the worse. meanwhile in the east, the deadly grip of a relentless heat wave. just how hot will it get for the holiday? the senate intelligence committee releases its report on whether vladimir putin and the russians meddled in the election and who they were trying to help. this while the president makes progress interviewing potential supreme court candidates and directs a new policy on affirmative action.

new video of the 12 boys trapped in that flooded cave in thailand, blankets delivered as we learn just how difficult it could be to rescue them. the help now on the way.