colin moves along the carolina coast, skipping through charleston, wilmington, cape hatteras, look for rough surf and snust outpours. >> thanks to paul there. now to the outrage over the punishment given to a convicted rapist in california. brock turner a former competitive swimmer was sentenced to six months behind bars. he could have gotten 14 years. critics launched a recall effort against the judge. that judge says he was just following the recommendation of the probation department. and attorneys who have appeared before him previously say he is respected and is fair. in baltimore, the trial of a police officer charged in the death of freddie gray starts thursday. officer caesar goodson opted for a judge to preside over his case instead of a jury. goodson faces a second degree murder charge. gray died from a severe spinal injury while riding in the back of a police van. goodson drove that van. he's the second officer to select a bench

under way in jerusalem. the ancient chamber believed to house the tomb of jesus is undergoing restoration. it's been more than 200 years since the last restoration. it's been damaged by candle smoke and water and humidity. rivalry between the three denominations that run the church delayed repairs. prayers are marked the end of ramadan's first day of fasting. muslims began their most sacred month. in greece, workers handed out food to some of the 52,000 syrian refugees in that country and in pakistan, worshipers looked at the ramadan moon which some say could be seen clearly throughout the country. and tv host john oliver has officially out oprahed oprah maybe. >> here's what he did on the latest edition of his show last week tonight, oliver staged the largest television guv away ever. he cleared nearly $15 million in medical debts for about 9,000 people.

own debt collecting agency, buying the debt only cost him of $0,000. the $15 million debt removal beat oprah's car giveaway in 2004. >> you get a car, you get a car, you get no debt. >> you get no debt. i think i'll take, i don't know. what kind of car was it again? >> i don't know. >> said the whole idea was to bring about the debt collection industry, how many layers there are to it and how i think he said for something like 50 bucks, he was able to be start this company and get hold of people's names and security numbers. >> and only $60,000. >> $60,000 to buy up $15 million worth of debt. >> amazing. coming up, cooking up change in the school cafeteria. how a group of ambitious student chefs are working to change the face of the school lunch. >> and mending a broken heart by letting go of those old love mementos. how a unique museum in los angeles is hoping to provide a cat

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the most painful things people go through. there's always been that question of how do you get over that. >> how do you mend that broken heart? a los angeles lawyer believes he's created just the cure. we're up "up all nightline" now with abc's nick watt. >> reporter: true tales, mementos of lost love donated by members of the public for closure, catharsis, revenge? >> he made me wear them during sex because they turned him on. >> reporter: preserved and displayed here on hollywood boulevard. >> this is my favorite museum i have ever been to. >> reporter: we generally prefer to celebrate finding love, falling in love, beat ago the odds, the promise of happily ever after. earlier this evening, i giggled watching the bachelorette when jo jo took chase on a yoga date. >> how long have you guys been intimate? >> never. >> okay. >> we met about a week ago. >> reporter: we'd all like to believe sally is still with harry. >> i love that you get cold when it's 71 degrees out.

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this morning on "world news now," hillary clinton's getting a major boost on primary day. >> clinton inching closer to history gaining enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee but not counting her chickens before they hatch. what she's telling voters in six states that hit the polls today. >> tropical storm colin bringing huge wind gusts and massive downpours to the southeast threatening millions with flash floods, damaging winds and the possibility of tornados. we're track where it's headed today. >> dramatic moment of a would be terrorist caught in the act. the suspect seen moving an arsenal of weapons. when police move in before the mass murder plot could be carried out. and get ready to get pumped up with the ultimate wedding play list. we've got the full list of top songs to help you shake it like a