moments as hundreds efmy grans are rescued from a vessel on the mediterranean sea. 30 children and 150b women should doc in southern italy later today. the group that supplied the video says more than 700 people were rescued in various operations on wednesday. but there was no rescue for dozens of people discovered in an abandoned truck on a highway outside of vienna, their bodies so badly decomposed identifying them may prove to be impossible. terry moran is there. they died in a truck on the side of the road, up to 50 human beings packed into a truck and abandoned on this highway east of vienna. this human tide of desperation is now cresting across the borders of europe. so far this year more than 340,000 men, women and children fleeing war and terror in the middle east. just here in hungary, the new crises point, almost 150,000 have crossed the borders in 2015, triple the number of all of last year.

we saw scores of families today crossing into the country down the railroad tracks towards some kind of new life. micar came from damascus. >> so now off you go to germany. >> yes. >> reporter: they were all corralled in this field under the broiling sun. no food, no water, no idea where they were going next. then the buses arrived. it's the greatest human migration in europe since the second world war and there is no end in sight. terry moran, abc news, on the hungarian/serbian border. prif now to idaho and a boy who kept his head and saved his father. 13-year-old charlie findley was hiking in the wilderness with his dad when a huge boulder fell and seriously injured the father. charlie cared for him a couple days and decided to hike several miles to get help. he says he remembered an important lesson everyone boy scouts. don't panic. his father will be fine. >> great job. a remarkable tribute taking

place on the golden gate bridge in san francisco. five indy cars drove across the famous span yesterday to drum up publicity ahead of sunday's race in nearby sonoma. the ride was held as something of a memorial to driver justin wilson who died on monday after suffering a serious head injury the previous day. on a lighter kay and this may just be the world's most perfect car. it's the tesla model sp 85 d. >> this car has actually earned more than a perfect score from consumer reports. we are not exactly sure how that's possible. but don't worry about the details. >> speaking of details, it does 0 to 60 in 3.5 seconds and the electric car gets the equivalent of 87 miles per gallon. all that performance going to cost you. the price tag, $128,000. >> wow. i was just told it scored 103 out of 100. did extra credit somehow,

brought the teacher an apple. >> consumer reports calls it the best car they've ever tested in 80 years. >> what? >> i'm assuming for $128,000, it has my absolute must have in a car, heated seats. >> okay. just say cup holders. >> cup holders, too. drins me nuts when there aren't enough. >> heated seats, that's your thing? >> that's it. >> i'm sure it has both. i'm wondering $128,000, there's been cars that cost a lot more than that. did they score 103? what is tesla doing. >> we might have to see if we can borrow one for the weekend. >> we've got to check that out. coming up, a comedian and an thriller and an actor au in our "insomniac theater." >> attention mothers of newborns struggling to get fit after the pregnancies. why the belly fat could be a medical attention. >> now you tell me. watch out on the road. if you're a bad driver, somebody may be recording it.

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there's an investigation into the cause. >> propane very scary stuff there. a generation ago, the saying was the whole world is watching. well, today, it's the whole world is recording everything. >> and that's proving to be good for cracking down on road rage and reckless driving. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: a collision on an arizona highway is how this story starts. >> oh! they just hit. >> reporter: but after both cars pulled to the shoulder, each driver tells police a different story. both are free to go until the next morning when another driver comes forward with the whole story. the beginning of the video recorded on a dash camera shows one car revving and burning rubber. even opening a door. the driver allegedly threatening another. when police saw this video, they made their own, arresting kyle geisler on charges including assault, aggressive driving and making threats. he's out on bail and has not entered a plea. the arizona road rage case is just the latest example of

cameras in cars turning regular drivers into citizen crime fighters. >> when you have proof like this and it's undeniable what happened, it makes it a lot easier on us to prosecute. >> there she goes. >> reporter: in ohio this driver was charged after video showed her swerving off the road. >> stop the car! >> reporter: police say they appreciate the extra eyes hoping that ultimately they help keep the roads safe. >> you never know, somebody is always watching. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> in this case, i'm glad they got it right. a lot of times people get away with it because nobody saw anything. but there's video cameras. >> everywhere. >> but some say they could be a concern if you're taping while you're driving. i think thicamera was mounted. >> coming up, a struggle that moms and newborns face while trying to get fit. >> that post baby flab may not be mom's fault. it could be blamed on a medical condition. what doctors are saying next on "world news now."

well, it's a problem we mothers know all too well. the weight that won't go away after a child's birth no matter how much they diet or exercise. i'm going to suck in right now. >> it's not just a fact of life.

it can be an actual medical condition. more now from abc's paula faris. >> reporter: bell if i fat, the postpartum bane of many women's lives. for so many moms, the bulge won't bulge even after long giving birth. physicians often tell moms it's their new normal. >> he said you have twins. you have an older son. this is just the way it is. >> reporter: but ann knew something was wrong. >> i was exercising. i was eating healthy and i lost the weight. i did notice my abs were a place it wasn't budging. it felt like my insides were falling out. >> reporter: she had die state is recty or dra. during pregnancy, the growing uterus stretches out the abdomen causing the vertical bands of muscle that meet in the middle to separate resulting in a permanent bulge. >> it really happens probably in almost every woman that had the pregnancy ann wrote about her own struggle for parents

magazine. >> a lot of women don't know they have it. >> the most common way retreat it as part of a tummy tuck procedure. >> reporter: mother of two leslie hewitt says a year after giving birth to her youngest son, everything was back to normal except for her tummy. she had dra. her doctor gave her the name of a plastic surgeon. he said this is a medical condition that's not going to go away. then i went home and cried. i felt my body betrayed me. i mean i hate to say that because this body also gave me my babies. >> reporter: she decided to get a tucky tuck. >> going into an elective surgery, having two young boys, yeah, it was tough. >> reporter: but zoey levine who teaches fitness classes says surgery is not the only option for women like me with dra. >> i was told by a surgeon that the only way to solve there is by surgery from hip to hip. surgery may be an option, but i

heard and seen a lot of great stories, we've seen it work with work and exercises. >> s shows me the right exercises for women with this condition. >> get the hips higher for squeezes. >> reporter: she shows me a couple of wrong moves. >> no planking. one major message from today, there's help out there for you. just find it. >> reporter: ann says he's going to stick to the exercise route. meantime, leslie says she has no regrets about her tummy tuck. >> i'm very happy with the results. and if i had to make the decision again, i'd make it. >> reporter: paula faris, abc news, new york. >> i had no idea about this condition. so many women think getting a tummy tuck is such a vain superficial thing. a lot of women need it to get rid that have belly there. i know you're keeping your mouth shut. >> all mothers are beautiful. leave it at that. >> it is tough. it's hard. we're so tough on ourselves. we shouldn't be. >> all mothers are beautiful.

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good morning. this morning on "world news now," inside the mind of a crazed gunman. >> who was the former tv news reporter who shot and killed two former co-workers? what virginia police found in his car and now the survivor of that shooting remembers what happened. demanding gun control. the father of that virginia journalist killed says enough is enough. the outcry after so many deaths. wilderness drama. a boulder traps a man on a hiking trip with his 13-year-old son trapping him in the middle of nowhere. what the brave boy did to save his add dad's life. later looking for love. the most unromantic book ever written about dating. why this expert says finding a soul mate is all a numbers game. it's friday, august 2th. from abc