an atlanta-area chick-fil-a manager literally jumped in to save a choking 6-year-old. logan simmons leapt through the drive-thru window after the boy's mother screamed for help. the child's seat belt was tangled around his neck. simmons used his pocketknife to free him. the 19-year-old says people have been dropping by the restaurant to congratulate him. i swear, those chick-fil-a

workers are some of the hardest workers. they will take your order, they will take your payment, before you even get to the drive-thru window, and have the order waiting for you outside of the window. and they also save lives. >> y'all know how right before the break we were talking about trolls? >> how am i a troll? >> still eating that chick-fil-a? turning now to south america where thousands of people have flocked from around the world to witness a rare celestial -- >> especially since this is a story about workers doing amazing things. >> abc's rob marciano is in chile with the latest, rob? >> reporter: hey, janai and kenneth. we are coming to you from la serena right in the half of totality here, the fourth-largest city in chile right along the coastline. and much like the great american eclipse that we had in the states two years ago, it's going

to be very similar across the entire country. we were in oregon and went across the rockies in through wyoming, slid across the tennessee valley, all the way to south carolina. what an event that was. the community coming together in the joy, in awe. and that's what this country expects to see. people coming in from all over the world, including a lot of americans that witnessed the great american eclipse. we spoke to someone who came all the way from hong kong who's never seen an eclipse, and boy is she psyched. >> traveling all the way from hong kong to be in this place. it's going to be worth it. >> yes. fingers crossed. i'm really, really looking forward to this. >> total solar eclipse, let's do it. >> yes! >> reporter: if you need a refresher course into what an eclipse technically is, we asked an expert. >> the moon blocks the sun. >> that's it, you're right. >> reporter: 3 years old, wise and excited to see her first eclipse. no doubt about that. totality happens at 4:38 eastern time, which is local time as

well, and lasts 2 1/2 minutes. watch it live on abcnews.com. witness another one live in the states, that happens in five years, april of 2024, from texas all the way to new york state. janai and kenneth? you better be there. >> oh! >> he said we better be there. >> april 2024. i don't know where i'll be. >> who knows? >> but thank you to rob for all of that reporting. and for all the pressure now we're feeling to go see that eclipse. >> okay. >> set your clocks, 4:38 p.m. today. coming up, the veteran who's dubbed america's sexiest vet. >> the veterinarian, how he's turning social media stardom into what he's calling his dream come true. 60% of women wear the wrong size pad, and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage - day or night because better coverage

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on what he's calling his dream come true. >> dr. evan anton is traveling the world sharing his love for animals and wildlife and living out his true passion. here's abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: tall, dark, and handsome. meets adorable and fluffy. this is dr. evan anton. >> every time i walk by, he'll talk to me or whistle at me or something. >> what's he saying? hey, doc? >> he'll say, hello. he does the catcall. >> reporter: instagram's star now with more than 1.2 million followers and a loyal youtube following. first and foremost, he's a veterinarian. >> he's really great. he's easy going. he's good on the eyes but i have a husband so don't put that on camera. >> reporter: treating everything from exotic birds to cuddly rabbit patients at his office in southern california. >> no one would go back if he wasn't a good vet. the looks can only get you so far. >> very true. >> reporter: "nightline" first met him in 2016.

>> getting to the gym is something i like to do on a daily basis. get out there, get some training in. >> reporter: when fans knew his hunky good looks and chiseled jawline on social media, earning him a reputation as america's sexiest vet. >> are you sick of people talking about your hotness? >> i mean, it's not a bad thing. it's not like i'm offended by it or anything. >> fine, if my jawline saves the elephants i'll take one for the team. >> oh my god. i try and stay in shape and healthy and whatever. i just love what i do. if it helps to get me to do what i love to do, so be it, let's do it. >> reporter: today the 34-year-old's traveling the globe for his animal planet show "evan goes wild." >> mouth looks good. give me a big mouth. yes, that looks very good. >> reporter: sharing his medical skills in underserved communities and remote areas around the world with little to no veterinarian health care. it's all in the name of animal conservation.

>> they're right here, right next to me, this is crazy! >> oh my god, it's a dream come true. it's my dream show. it's me getting to work with wildlife around the world and spread wildlife conservation and awareness. i'm a vet so i get to work on individual animals and share their stories. >> reporter: dr. evans says he takes his growing fame in stride. it's all for the love of animals. do you get recognized walking around? >> on occasion, yeah. >> what do people say? >> they say they think i'm henry cavill -- >> which is fine. >> i know, he's a stud, he's cool. or that they just say, i love what you do with animals, i love your instagram page, or your show, or whatever. >> reporter: true fans already know that dr. anton is off the market. >> this is so adorable. the whole gang's all here. >> reporter: we had a chance to meet the whole family, including the woman who's been supporting his dream from the very beginning, fiancee natalie. the two met 13 years ago. >> we met on a cruise ship. he very specifically said he was so inspired by people like steve

irwin and jeff corwin. we talked -- we had mutual love for both of them. we talked about that. he said he wanted to be on animal planet and look what he'sing to now. >> reporter: now that the fiance has been dubbed the sexiest beast charmer in america, what does she think -- >> hilarious. >> reporter: the title's a bit ridiculous but if it helps to save the planet she's all in. >> i'm proud that he has built this platform and that he uses it for such a good purpose. people listen to him. i think it's a really amazing, wonderful part of this world of technology that we live in. >> see you guys next time. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm maggie rulli in calabasas, california. >> doing good things for the world. >> he really is. and he's got a lot of followers who can follow him and see all the great that he's doing. >> like his jawline, saving the elephants, maggie said there. coming up, the restaurant rules that you may not have known you've already been breaking.

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. it is time for "the debate of the day." and this one will be a talker because it's something we all do. we go to restaurants. we may do things that are considered rude to the service staff. >> and it turns out it's a list of ten things that they say you probably have been doing that are rude, that you don't think are rude. we don't think they're rude. so let's start. you want to start off? >> i'm going to rattle through some of them. you take items off a full tray to help out. you're too chatty, apparently. >> who's doing that? >> right, exactly. you try to clean up your own accident you spill. like we've spilled here before. >> try to clean it up. wouldn't it be more rude if you were like, cleanup on aisle 5. >> to be nice, grabbing the

pieces. the restaurant staff don't want to compound the issue with a bleeding hand if you break a glass or something like that. >> they don't want that lawsuit. >> you seat yourself. that is rude. you of a have to wait for the host or hostess. >> what if you've been waiting for a long time and you're like, all right. >> you sit down -- >> just playing devil's advocate. >> here's some of big ones. you order from another server. because you're waiting there and you're like, oh, can i -- it depends on what you order. if our ordering the main meal, or can i get some water, can i get some ketchup? >> can i get silverware? >> you don't listen to the specials. >> how often do you order the specials? >> it's rare. and if i hear anything with seafood, since i'm allergic to seafood, i completely zone out. >> as soon as i hear meatloaf or something, no, no, no, no. >> you stack your own empty dishes. >> trying to be helpful. >> oh, let me push them to the center, whatever. no, no, no. let the server do that because the staff will ask you --

they'll ask you before removing your late if you're finished but they have to stretch over you and all those things. and then there's this one. you wait for the end to split your check. >> okay, look. look, we got some thins to say. you want to start it off? >> no, go ahead, tell it. >> we went to brunch saturday. there was a whole group of us. we had a table for 12. there may have ended up being 13. at the end we asked the nice gentleman -- >> the brunch was at 11:00. >> you can't have an attitude because i showed up 32 minutes late. >> 32. >> i have a baby. >> i told my friends, we waited. i told my friends -- >> this is the story, this is the story. >> i said, we're going to take a sip of drink. when she uses the baby as an excuse. it took you this many days? let me sip up. >> look. >> all right. >> we ask the waiter to split the check, he gave also hard no. he said, no. >> i had to sit there with my little calculator. >> the mathematician. >> and split the check. >> what did you have? you had tequila what?

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this morning on "world news now," a beloved sports star found dead. >> the baseball world is stunned by the sudden death of tyler skaggs. he was only 27 years old. see how fans are remembering him. also this morning, poison scare. what substance was found at facebook that sparked evacuations of the headquarters for the social media giant. toddler trouble. parents, listen up, there's a new kind of damage your child can do, like accidental online purchases. one mom's warning. and meet the 15-year-old phenom who's making history at wimbledon. >> whoo! >> american coco gauff just defeated venus williams in one of the mos the tournament's history. it's tuesday, july 2nd. s had a lot of luck..

>> good for her. >> i was going possum possum? is that not -- that's not a thing? >> nope, uh-uh. just rabbit rabbit. hope the first day of july was amazing for you. >> we do hope that it was. a great start for coco gauff taking down venus williams, one of her idols. but it's incredible what venus williams had to say about that young lady that we will get to in just a bit. >> later this half hour. yes that is a high in the sports world, but we do begin with a low in the sports world and the stunning death of 27-year-old l.a. angels pitcher tyler skaggs. >> when news broke of his passing, some angels fans flowers and other mementos to their stadium, starting a memorial. angels superstar mike trout saying online, words cannot express the deep sadness that the angels are feeling. abc's eva pilgrim has more from l.a. >> reporter: tragedy hitting major league baseball. 27-year-old los angeles angels

pitcher tyler skaggs found dead in his hotel room. >> medics respond, medical emergency -- >> reporter: skaggs was in dallas, his team going up against the texas rangers. he had just pitched saturday night but police were called around 2:00 to his hotel. the pitcher unresponsive. >> it's going to be a possible death investigation. >> reporter: skaggs pronounced dead at the scene. he leaves behind a wife he married just seven months ago. the angels organization releasing a statement saying, tyler has and always will be an important part of the angels family. our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, carli, and his entire family during this devastating time. support now pouring in from his rivals. >> hey, wasn't a guy that i enjoyed having to go up against. obviously he gave all the teams i coached fits. just awful to think that that's not going to be around anymore. >> reporter: angels/rangers game has been canceled. police say they do not suspect any foul play. eva pilgrim, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to eva.

and lots of love to that team, their fans, and his family. also from california, a poison scare at a facebook mail facility. it's located near the facebook headquarters and was evacuated yesterday as a precaution. a routine check found mail possibly containing the nerve agent sarin, but additional test did not confirm it's presence. so authorities are still working to identify that substance. they say there were no injuries. the cockpit voice recorder from the small plane that crashed near dallas over the weekend is now being analyzed by federal investigators. the plane slammed into an airport hangar and burst into flames. it was not required to have a flight data recorder. all ten people on board, eight passengers, and two crew members were killed. among the victims was a family of four, two teenagers, their mother, and stepfather. immigration officials are investigating a secret facebook group for border patrol agents targeting members of congress and joking about the deaths of migrants. >> the posts allegedly written by agents and other border employees questioned the

authenticity of this photo showing a migrant father and his daughter, who drowned last week in the rio grande. they include sexually explicit doctored images of representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, who arrived at the border with her colleagues. >> the post came to light as president trump signed a $4.6 billion aid package to cope with the influx of central american migrants to the southern border. he also revived his warning to launch sweeping raids deporting undocumented immigrants across the country. abc's trevor ault has more. >> reporter: president trump renewing his threat saying after the fourth of july, immigrations and customs enforcement agents will begin deporting thousands of undocumented immigrants. >> they're going back to their countries. they go back home. i.c.e. is going to be apprehending them and bringing them back. >> reporter: the president had previously said the raids would result in the removal of quote millions of illegal aliens, though an administrative official later said 2,040 people have been identified for expedited removal.

but it was a call from speaker of the house nancy pelosi that reportedly got the president to institute a two-week delay. >> children are scared. you're scaring the children of america. >> reporter: but with congress now on a holiday recess, a legislative solution is almost certainly not happening. instead, members of the congressional hispanic caucus visiting a detention facility in el paso which they describe as dehumanizing. >> we need a system that works, that is humane, and that is compassionate, and that keeps families together. >> reporter: we're also hearing from a 12-year-old migrant child who herself spent a dozen days in a detention facility. in a video recorded by her attorney, she says children slept on the floor and were given little food, adding, "some children were sick. there they said they'd take them to hospitals but they wouldn't take them." those members of congress who visited the el paso detention facility said they were told

some of the officers weren't giving water to some of the women detained there, instead telling them to drink out of the toilets. janai, kenneth? >> our thanks to trevor there. that migrant father and child whose heartbreaking image spread across the world have been laid to rest. >> private services were held in el salvador for 25-year-old oscar martinez and daughter valeriya. who was just shy of her 2nd birthday when they were swept away in the rio grande. the president of el salvador is taking responsibility saying, quote, they fled our country, it is our fault. meanwhile, acting homeland security chief kevin mcaleenan wrapped up a two-day trip to el salvador where he met with officials to talk about security and migration. he attended the first meeting with the bilateral migration task force before heading to honduras for similar discussions with that country's president. accused serial sex abuser and former university of southern california gynecologist george tyndall has pleaded not guilty to 29 felony counts. anges.

he faces 53 ars in prison if convicted. nearly 400 women claim he sexually abused them at the school's student health center. listeria worries have prompted a vegetable recall. the notice affects butter nut squash, cauliflower, zucchini, and some vegetable bowls distributed by growing express. most of the products have best if used by dates by june 26th to 29th. the recall is voluntary. listeria can be fatal to people with weak immune systems. no illnesses have been reported. a california toddler's online shopping game is apparently on point. >> a san diego mom was looking at couches on her amazon app. her 2-year-old asked for the phone, so mom handed it over. a few days later, she received an alert saying her $430 couch had shipped. so after some confusion she put two and two together and realized her toddler placed that order. do you think the kid checked the reviews? >> you know, that one-click button on amazon that can get you.

>> it will get you, just like our technical director said in the meeting. stole that line. >> i said it right here on these checkpoints. >> yes. watch that one-step app ordering. one-step ordering app. >> i'm thinking about -- your kid took your phone and locked it for like a year. >> he has locked it for about 17 minutes one time. and i said, you know what? you're not getting the phone again. >> what did he buy? >> didn't buy anything. >> something for the curls? >> something for the curls. coming up, the home sale that just set a price record for los angeles county. first the shocking case of water rage caught on camera. the michigan man who purposely rammed his boat into another. plus the incredibly candid interview with hunter biden revealing details about his struggle with drugs and alcohol.

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michigan police have michigan police have arrested this man in a case of water rage. that video shows him ramming his boat into a larger vessel on a lake near detroit. he faces a number of charges including operating a vessel while intoxicated. the two people on the other boat are okay, but look at that, how dangerous that could have been. >> alcohol was involved? >> yeah, right? >> did you hear my inflection? >> surprised? turning now to the stunning revelations from former vice president joe biden's younger son. >> hunter biden has opened up to "the new yorker" magazine about tumultuous personal life, including his struggles with drug abuse. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: in the incredibly candid interview with the "new

yorker," 49-year-old hunter biden lays bare his struggle with drugs and alcohol, recounting this moment at his father's rally in philadelphia back in may. >> the biden family is ready, and we will do this as we always have, as a family. >> reporter: hunter biden noticeably absent that day. telling "the new yorker" "it's heartbreaking for me, it's killing me and it's killing him. dad says be here, mom says be here, at what cost?" hunter said he skipped the rally because he'd become the subject of negative stories. now in wrenching detail he opens up about his spiral into addiction, including at least five trips to rehab. there's addiction in every family, he says. i was in that darkness, i was in that tunnel, it's a never-ending tunnel, you don't get rid of it, you figure out how to deal with it. he shares multiple harrowing experiences, from trying to smoke crack by stuffing it into a cigarette, to getting discharged from the naval reserves after testing positive for cocaine. to having a gun pointed at his head while trying to buy drugs in a homeless encampment.

and he says he relapsed after the 2015 death of his older brother beau. soon after he also struck up a brief romantic relationship with beau's widow. then in may hunter biden proposed to another woman after knowing her for just one week. >> is hunter getting married? >> yes. >> reporter: and then there's the matter of hunter biden's business dealings, questions about whether he leveraged his father's name to win business in ukraine and china where hunter accompanied his father on an official trip in 2013. president trump is calling for an investigation. >> 100% it's a disgrace. >> reporter: there has been no evidence joe biden used his influence to help his son. hunter says he and his dad only spoke once about ukraine. "dad said, i hope you know what you're doing." and i said, "i do." hunter biden keenly aware he could become a liability in his

father's campaign and this seems to be an attempt to try to get ahead of all of that. critics are asking questions about hunter and his business ties. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to linsey. now to a major milestone for the u.s. economy, breaking a record for the longest expansion in history. >> economic expansion has continued for more than ten years and is now in its 121st month. some economists say the growth won't last, expect a mild recession next year. but there's still hope. australia, for example, hasn't had a recession in 27 years. we have a health alert about the dangers of secondhand drinking. >> yeah, so a new study finds that it's just as harmful as secondhand smoke. every year 53 million americans, 1 in 5 adults, are negatively impacted by someone else's drinking. researchers say that women were more likely to report financial and family problems, while men were more likely to report damaged property, vandalism, and physical aggression. flushing contact lenses down the toilet or drain is bad for the environment. a new survey finds about 20% of people who use contact lenses

dispose of them that way. but when the contacts interact with waste water treatment plants, they form micro plastics that become ocean pollution. researchers urge users to consider recycling options. i would have never thought about that. >> it makes sense when you think about it. they could really build up there. >> yeah. >> you mentioned about the micro plastics that pose a threat there. small plastic pieces, they're able to move quite freely throughout the ecosystem, apparently. and so, again, what we flush, what we put into the system there, could really clog it up. >> got to think about old mother earth. a new study finds that there are health benefits for women with more junk in the trunk. >> run that back? >> junk in the trunk. >> so-called apple-shaped women who carry their body fat around waist are up to three times more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke. that's even if they're slim. pear-shaped women cut their risk by almost half.

experts say more research is needed to find out why the link exists. heart disease is the number one killer of women. so a serious message there. >> yes. that you're about to make fun of? >> no, no, no, no. no, no, no. >> i was asking. >> look, look. >> no, it is -- it's extremely, extremely serious. >> yes. >> and i think any time that we can also help women overall, women of color, women in general, better the health, i'm all for that. >> i'm just trying to look at these shapes and i'm like -- but the thing is, it -- just so you know, because you can't change the shape that you are, right? right? >> you mean as in -- you can change certain -- apple. i go from apple to pear? can i go from -- >> there are a few celebrities you could ask and they'd say, you can change a lot.

if we're talking about the apple bottoms. also apparently boots with the fur can also help with your health. >> that's flo rida, right? who will be on "good morning america" later this morning. stay tuned. the countdown to the epic face-off later today between the u.s. and england. first the history being made on the tennis court. the 15-year-old rising star who took down her idol. that's next on "world news now." charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. charmin ultra soft is softer than ever... so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird. enjoy the go! with charmin!

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it could save your life. know more. do you think you're like most 14-year-olds? >> no. >> why not? what's different? >> because most 14-year-olds are acting -- they're -- they're not as serious as i am. >> this was her coming-out party. her professional debut. >> why do you think you'll be different? >> i'm composed. i'm not excited. i think things are going to happen in the future. >> that was a 14-year-old tennis phenom by the name of venus williams interviewed on abc news

24 years ago in june 1995. >> and the rest, as they say, is history. but is history now repeating itself? >> another young tennis prodigy is rising through the ranks and taking the world stage. so many are asking, has venus williams finally met her match? will ganss is here to give us details on this. i mean -- >> oh, yeah, get ready, you guys. cori "coco" gauff had already made history going into yesterday's match. the youngest player to ever qualify for the wimbledon. but she wasn't going to stop there. gauff was ready to school her competition in her wimbledon debut. >> on my italian test, i got a "b." today, i give myself an "a." >> reporter: 15-year-old cori "coco" gauff acing what many would consider one of the most difficult tests in professional sports. gauff taking down a living legend in her wimbledon debut, knocking out venus williams, who has won the championship there five times. >> i kind of knew it was coming, but still, like, you know -- you're so shocked when you play your hero first round. >> reporter: the atlanta, georgia, native going into the

match with an attitude of gratitude. >> i have nothing to lose playing against one of the greatest players of all time. i'm just super honored that i can share the court with her. >> reporter: sharing the court, sure. and dominating. >> it's a dream debut for the 15-year-old. >> reporter: gauff becoming the youngest woman to win at wimbledon since 1991. meeting her idol at the net to shake hands after defeating her. many wondering what exactly was said there. >> i wasn't apologizing, i was just telling her thank you for everything she's done for the sport. and she's been an inspiration for many people. and i was just -- just really telling her thank you. >> reporter: and after the match, reporters asking williams if it's any consolation that she may have just lost to a future multiple wimbledon winner like herself. >> hm. i never thought of that. >> reporter: williams seemingly at a loss for words, but gauff serving up some cool confidence. >> no matter who i play against, i want to win. so that's what i was just thinking about the whole time, i wasn't really thinking about who i was facing on the other side

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it's time for "the mix." we're starting with a really big dumb old house that just sold for a big dumb old sum of money. it set a record in l.a. county. $120 million for this w-shaped mansion. 56,500 square feet. it was built back in 1991 for the late producer aaron spelling. okay, guys, this room. we told you about this house before. 123 rooms, 14 bedrooms, 23 bathrooms. that means way too many toilets to think about cleaning. originally listed for more, but they got the money. $120 million, setting a record, incredible. what do you do with all those rooms?

>> you live a baller-ific life. >> i guess so. you sleep in a different one every night. >> every single night, every single night. especially after retirement. speaking of retirement, apparently this woman, she wanted to go out in style. >> okay. >> tamecka king, she announced she was retiring to her work colleagues. after bringing in a cake that read "happy retirement to me." she didn't tell anyone. she just showed up with the cake. >> hey, y'all, cake. >> she did tell the hr department. >> okay. >> the boss didn't know, the co-workers didn't know. hey, guys, there's cake in the break room. >> she popped the bubbly and said, happy retirement to me! >> she left unannounced a good 30 minutes later. >> hey, jack, don't get any ideas, bud. >> i'm out. >> you never know what's going to happen around here. >> yeah, you're right. >> deuces. >> deuces. so something that very well could happen around here, because i like the way this sounds. a 22-year-old quit his job with the condolence card that said,

"so very sorry for your loss." >> oh. >> yeah. he was actually just leaving to go back to school. this is in the uk. he was going back to university in september. so he said he knew his boss would find it funny. wasn't worried about how they'd taken it. one of his colleagues posted this picture that said of the card, so very sorry for your loss, my last day of work is the 28th of july, thinking of you at this difficult time. signed with love. >> with love. not really with love at all. >> no. again, deuces. >> deuces. this guy's deuces if this had gone horribly wrong. we love a good breaking of a guinness world record. this man here balancing a lawnmower on his face. >> okay, all right, all right -- >> here he goes. 3:52. >> really? >> in idaho. >> and it's on, it's on. >> david rush is his name. and i would not rush him to put this lawnmower -- >> oh my gosh. we want to break a world record. tell us on twitter, how can break a world record?

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this morning on "world news now," border patrol outrage. an investigation is under way into the agents who allegedly mocked immigrants and lawmakers on facebook as members of congress toured border facilities and explained what they'd seen. new overnight, a tearful tribute. friends and loved ones coming together to remember a murdered college student as we learn more about the suspect. new this half hour, the women's world cup frenzy. >> team usa is just hours away from taking on england. how they're gearing up for the a four men on "the bachelorette." see how she said some emotional good-byes later in "the skinny." and that kiss count on this tuesday, july 2nd.

good morning, guys. you know, hannah's down to four men and you know what that means. >> what? >> it's almost over. i kid, i kid. we love "the bachelorette." >> only four to go and jack is so sad about it. >> yeah. because then there's "the bachelor in paradise." you know, all of them. >> right, which he doesn't -- >> he doesn't do that. just so you know, there's always more. >> we will get into what's going on -- >> huh, jack? >> thank god. >> yep. >> he says thank god. we'll get into what's happening with hannah and her final four coming up. we do begin this half hour with border patrol agents under fire allegedly behind a series of disturbing lewd and racist social media posts. >> overnight facebook said it's cooperating with federal authorities looking into a secret group on its site targeting members of congress and mocking migrants, including the father and daughter who were swept away last week in the rio grande. abc's will carr has the details. >> reporter: customs and border

protection is investigating what it calls disturbing and completely inappropriate posts allegedly made by border patrol agents on social media. propublica published the vulgar and threatening posts after the nonprofit found a secret group on facebook allegedly comprised of roughly 9,500 current and former border patrol agents. one threat about an image that sparked national outrage of a drowned salvadoran and his young daughter, one comment said the photo had been edited because the bodies appeared too clean. other posts include graphic images suggesting sexual and physical violence against members of congress. one member encouraging agents to throw a burrito at congresswoman veronica escobar and alexandria ocasio-cortez, part of a delegation touring two texas cbp facilities. ocasio-cortez was just asked about the posts. >> in that last facility, i was not safe from the officers in that facility. >> reporter: the border patrol's chief of operations is defending his agency, but not the comments.

>> don't let the actions of a few be representative of the whole is what i would ask. >> reporter: the chief of the agency says agents will be held accountable according to the code of conduct regardless if they were on or off duty. it comes as members of congress say they plan to launch an investigation and president trump has weighed in saying border patrol agents are patriots. at the san diego border, will carr, abc news. turning overseas now to the heightened tensions with iran now in violation of the 2015 landmark nuclear deal. >> iran passed the limits set on how much nuclear fuel it can possess and it's threatened to raise its uranium enrichment closer to weapons-grade levels by sunday, pressuring european nations to offer a new deal that eases the impact of u.s. sanctions. president trump who pulled the u.s. out of the accord last year was asked if he had a message for iran. >> no, no message to iran. they know what they're doing. they know what they're playing with. and i think they're playing with fire. so no message to iran whatsoever. >> the president has called for new talks but iran is refusing to negotiate unless sanctions

are lifted first. the democrats who want to be president are in a much tighter race following their first debate. >> former vice president joe biden is still leading the pack but he plunged 10 points to 22%. the rest of the story is about the senators. kamala harris has now jumped to 17% after that debate. senator elizabeth warren saw a spike putting her at 15%. senator bernie sanders slipped to 14%. >> you saw south bend mayor pete buttigieg getting 4% in that poll, but his fund-raising numbers say he's doing better than that. his campaign says it raised nearly $25 million april through june. that's more than three times what was raised in the first quarter of the year. the other candidates have until july 15th to report their fund-raising efforts. dozens of people came together to remember a murdered university of utah student. >> a vigil last night at the school honored mackenzie lueck. the 23-year-old's burned remains were found in a backyard.

lueck vanished june 17th after a lyft driver took her from salt lake city's airport to meet someone in a park. police say cell phone information put her in that park with the 31-year-old suspect. he's facing aggravated murder and other charges. police don't have a motive. they aren't sure how lueck and the suspect knew each other. authorities in texas are looking into the mystery death of los angeles angels pitcher tyler skaggs. angels fans have created a memorial honoring skaggs in front of the angel stadium in anaheim. the 27-year-old was found dead in a dallas hotel room yesterday. the team is in texas to play the rangers. a seemingly healthy skaggs was on the mound last saturday and he was scheduled to pitch on thursday. >> it's really saddening. you know. he's so young. saw him pitch the other day. he was our best pitcher right now. it's really sad to see him go, especially for his family and friends. >> police say no foul play is suspected in skaggs' death. the "l.a. times" reports police do not suspect he took his own life.

skaggs leaves behind a wife he married this past new year's eve. >> must be so hard for her. british officials are trying to identify an apparent stow-away whose body fell from the skies over england. the man's body landed in the backyard of a home in south london sunday. it's believed he fell 3,500 feet from the landing gear bay of a kenyan airlines jet shortly before it landed at heathrow airport. a bag, water, e found in the compartment. a crazy story there. earth's first total solar eclipse in two years will take place later this afternoon. >> at 4:38 p.m. eastern time, the moon will cross paths with the sun, casting a shadow over the south pacific and parts of south america. >> most of the eclipse will happen over the ocean. it will hit its first dry land at la serena in chile and race across the continent to just south of buenos aires, argentina. in case you're watching from down there, make sure you head

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stingray shuffle, dragging your feet through the sand. anyone who gets stung should soak the affected area in warm water. at the women's world cup, excitement is heating up over today's face-off between the usa and england. >> fans are already going crazy, and abc's adrienne bankert is there with them in france. >> go usa! >> reporter: world cup excitement at a fever pitch on the eve of that do or die semifinal. usa versus england. >> i've got to say, america have got that ruthless streak of wanting to win. >> usa! >> reporter: american fans sporting their red, white, and blue from times square to france. >> go usa! >> go usa! >> go usa! >> go usa! >> reporter: even oprah joining in. >> go u.s.! >> reporter: the indomitable megan rapinoe explains what's behind her bold celebration pose to our robin roberts. >> you're sort of on the stage. so i guess i'm looking at myself as a performer and trying to entertain.

>> reporter: england is a worthy opponent. tuesday's showdown will feature powerhouses ellen white and lucy brauns. team usa hopes fans back home will get some time off to watch the game. >> everybody's been super stoked and has been getting out of work to cheer us on. >> reporter: counting on love from the states and here in the stands as they aim to move one step closer to another championship. >> they rock, we follow them anywhere. >> reporter: adrienne bankert, abc news, lyon, france. >> our thanks to adrienne, right in the midst of all of that fun and excitement. and look, england's team wants this. their women have never won a major international tournament. so, i mean, they're going to come out ready to play. >> you know who wants it more? >> us. >> we do. >> we do. >> us as in the u.s. >> yeah, yeah! usa! >> rapinoe there has all four u.s. golds in the knockout rounds. >> backing me up. >> we talk about her but she's a powerhouse, she's an entertainer as she said. >> and outspoken. >> also an incredible athlete as

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♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny "skinny" time. "the skinny" starts with things getting more serious than ever on "the bachelorette." >> hannah started last night's episode with seven men, but that didn't last long. our chief "bachelorette" analyst jack sheahan's here. >> it seemed that it lasted longer than the two hours it actually lasted. seven guys were whittled down to hannah's final four in some of the most dramatic and emotional scenes so far. and so roll that beautiful "bachelorette" footage. hannah in the tulip fields of holland. time for a date with the

analyst's pick jed. amsterdam is all theirs. jed gets the rose. tyler and hannah, one-on-one date in the hague. horses. not complying. >> i can't get it to go. >> no, no, no, no -- >> reporter: hannah does well, eating a herring. tyler -- not so much. >> no bueno. >> you need to man up. >> reporter: tyler opens up that night, and he gets the rose. back in the hotel, conner's just about had it. he goes to see hannah, and she lowers the boom. warm up the minivan, conner needs a ride to the airport. one-on-one date with mike b. bike with mike. some strange drawing going on. that night some bad news. >> i know that i'm not that worthy.

>> reporter: we're sad to see mike b. go. group date with hannah. luke p., garrett, peter. peter does really well. he gets a rose. garrett and luke p. don't see eye to eye. oh, it's not stopping. >> i've been nothing but truthful with hannah, and you are not going to mess it up! >> reporter: what'd he say? >> i'm not going to mess it up? >> reporter: garrett goes for it in a conversation with hannah. >> i love you. >> reporter: then the moment of truth. >> will you accept this rose?teo get in the minivan. kiss count, kiss count. the kiss count stops at eight. yep, so steady on the kiss count this week. we're retiring for the season, that is over. just to review -- well, we have the final four left. to review, luke p., tyler c., peter and the analyst pick jed, hannah b. invades their

hometowns. >> oh, gosh. >> next week. question, what could possibly go wrong? analyst out. >> all right! >> oh my goodness. >> oh! some strange drawing going on. jack's so good. thanks, jack. >> mike b. is out. you know what that means. >> what? >> they're going to make mike b. the next bachelor? >> tweet us, tell us what you think. >> let us know. go ahead and add @abc in there. next to the latest viral trend that's heating up summer 2019. >> it's called "the bottle cap challenge." and this is how it works. put a bottle on a solid surface with the cap loosely twisted shut. just like that you see you untwist the cap with a spin kick. >> so of course social media savvy celebrities who never met a challenge they didn't like are getting in on the action like singer john mayer who attempted this on instagram and shared it. >> jason statham shared a low-motion for you. >> watch this, guys. >> slow motion for you. watch this.

oh! do you think that he was -- was that -- edited? >> he's got to be -- someone's holding the bottle. >> someone has to be holding -- >> right? it just doesn't make sense. >> all right, so now janai is going to try it. >> okay, okay, okay. i'm not trying this in a dress. look. you can see my blanket. >> right. >> turn down the air! just kidding, it's fine, it's fine. next to the cast of "spider-man" proving that they're even bigger heroes off the screen. >> the cast, including tom holland, zendaya, and jake gyllenhaal made a special visit to children's hospital in los angeles, surprising young patients and their families after a special screening of the highly anticipated sequel. >> "spider-man: far from home" hits theaters today, produced by marvel, a division of our parent >> some would call tom brady a superhero. >> some. >> he's also a dad and he's proved he's just like any other dad who's got a filthy mouth.

>> yeah, look. >> oh [ bleep ]. sorry, boys. >> so that was nice of tom to bleep that out before sharing it on twitter. but not before his kids heard the uncensored version. >> oh! >> he captioned the video "when you forget the kids are in the cart." okay, okay, okay, okay. >> here we go. >> anyway, bottle cap challenge, you ready? >> here we go, here we go. >> okay. stand up. guys, if he splits his pants. all right, all right, all right. are you ready? are you swinging that this way? get it, get it, whoo! aah! okay, try again, try again. we got time, we got time. get it, get it, go, kenneth, get it. >> oh! and there's water everywhere right now. >> this is david muir's desk. this is david muir's desk. go to break, go to break. david, we're trying not to break anything. go to break.itorint.

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♪ time for me to fly ♪ time for me to fly oh i've got to set myself free ♪ ♪ time for me to fly and that's just how it's got to be ♪ an amazing act of kindness up in the friendly skies may have just sealed a life-long friendship between two passengers whom fate brought together. >> it happened on a recent southwest airlines flight from las vegas to portland, oregon. will ganss is here with the heartwarming story. >> i was hoping we would do "leaving on a jet plane" coming into this. but next time, next time. that's right, you guys. yeah, that's right, you guys. as you know, when a parent sends their kiddo on a plane alone, it's a stressful situation. or as you can imagine. when alexa bjornsen put her son on that two-hour flight, she was especially nervous. 7-year-old landon has autism and traveling usually comes with

turbulence of its own, so mom had concerns about who would be near landon on his solo trip. >> i thought, how do i make it so whoever's sitting next to him won't look at him as a burden but more like, i can help this kiddo get through the day. >> mom sent him on the flight with this note for whomever his seatmate would be on the flight. she put cash inside and said, thank you. everyone lucked out, though, when ben pedroso wound up next to landon. >> we were cracking jokes, and after awhile he asked me to quit making dad jokes. >> so even if landon didn't love the jokes he enjoyed his new pal. ben snapping this photo to show landon's mom that everything was going well. after the flight ben shared his and landon's story and he even donated that money from the note to the autism society. ben's post has been shared thousands of times on facebook and folks are even asking if ben

is single. he says he's off the market but he's glad that all of this attention can put focus on autism awareness. >> i love this story. i saw it on social media over the weekend and thought that it was so amazing, so sweet. i'm glad that will cleared that up. i have not put my baby on a flight alone. >> as soon as that came out of my mouth, not that you have, but i'm sure you can imagine that it's a stressful situation. >> yes, yes. that's a cute story. >> it's coming. i'm sure you'll do the same. that wasn't the only adventure in the skies this week. >> a family of four had a lot to unpack when they realized their flight from london to new york this weekend was the pride flight on virgin atlantic. how fun. carrie and sean powell and their sons callum and cody were seated alongside several drag queens and partygoers and loved every second of it. >> one of the videos shows the boys dancing in their seats to "born this way" by lady gaga and mom says the excitement made the eight-hour flight fly by. i'm sure it did, just an epic flight for them. >> that's a good flight, that's an easy way to keep a kid entertained.

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morning america." making news in america this morning, migrants forced to drink out of the toilet. the disturbing new claims about conditions at the border as we get a new and rare look inside one of the detention facilities. why one congresswoman claims she didn't feel safe going inside. plus, the secret facebook group where border patrol agents reportedly made fun of migrants dying. how the agency and facebook are now responding. the sudden death of a young baseball star sends shock waves through the major leagues. what we've learned overnight about angels pitcher tyler skaggs found dead in a hotel room at the age of 27. joe biden's new troubles. the poll out this morning showing just how far he's fallen

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