this morning on "world news now," the late night protest. on the senate floor, democrats refusing to yield, the republicans are working on a new plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the overnight standoff, as millions of americans fear losing coverage. the american student released from a north korean prison and sent back home has died. there are growing concerns for the u.s. to take action. we have the full story ahead. and an attempted kidnapping on surveillance camera. >> hear why the cameras may have saved the victim after the attacker grabbed her by the hair when she was working alone. and things get heated on the bachelorette. but not steamy heat. rachel in tears when several suitors got dirty and down right nasty with each other.

our chief senior bachelor analyst is here to break it all down on "the skinny." this is tuesday, june 20th. why can't we all get along? from abc news, this is "world news now." >> wow. >> it was men behaving badly apparently on bachelorette. >> we will have all that coming up for you. you know what's probably the best business right now? in washington, sdk? >> what's that? >> the late night pizza places. the democrats holding a talk-a-thon on the way the republican colleagues are crafting their replacement for obamacare. >> democrats held up the senate floor with a string of speeches as they called on republican leaders to lift the secrecy surrounding their health care plan. >> serena marshall is on top of this, here in new york. you're normally in d.c. covering this stuff. >> we dragged you here. so thank you for joining us.

than six hours tonight in protest. this is after the house gop bill passed, but senate republicans promised to take up their open legislation. that promise to push it forward, however, creating deep divides. it's a senate standoff, democrats taking over the floor, halting business as usual. >> what are you afraid of? bring that bill out. >> people are literally in tears on the phone. they are scared. and they are angry. >> the president of the united states called it mean. >> reporter: in a talk-a-thon effort. to bring the republican health care bill out from behind closed doors. a group of 13 republican senators have been working on their repeal and replace of the affordable care act for weeks and hoped to get it to a vote before the end of the month. democrats, furious with the secrecy. >> is the chair aware of the number of consecutive days in session and the number of hours that the senate considered hr-3590, the patient protection

and affordable care act? >> the secretary of the senate's office notes that hr-3590 was considered on each of 25 consecutive days of session and the senate library estimates approximately 169 hours in total consideration. >> 25 days of consecutive session on a bill that was partisan in the sense that republicans were angry with it. but we still had the courage to have a debate on the floor. >> reporter: hoping to force open discussion and a hearing. >> since this is a complicated bill to review the bill, will it be available to us and the public more than ten hours before we have to vote for it? >> i think we'll have ample opportunity to read and amend the bill. >> will it be more than ten hours? >> i think we'll have ample opportunity to read and review the bill. >> i rest my case. >> reporter: and it's not just democrats. marco rubio on sunday warning on rushing to aot

>> the senate is not a place where you can just cook up something behind closed doors and rush it for a vote. >> reporter: rank and file republicans are still deeply divided over major parts of the bill, and virtually none of them have seen the draft yet. and republicans can only afford to lose two votes, you guys, and that includes vice president mike pence as the tiebreaker in order to pass this. >> we're not only debate being the bill but how it should be released, when it should be voted on. >> uh-huh. >> so much for agreeing in washington. >> what's the most popular pizza shop in washington? i think it's dominoes. >> to be delivered late. >> we appreciate you joining us. it's a big day for the republicans. voters are heading to the polls for a closely-watched race in georgia. >> the candidates spent more than $50 million, making it the most expensive congressional race in history. jon ossoff is hoping to

seat held by republicans for more than 40 years. he's taking on karen rendell. >> the race is considered by many as a referendum on the president trump and a preview of the 2018 mid-term elections. we will have the very latest on the results tomorrow morning right here on "world news now." and a growing number of lawmakers are calling on the west to respond forcibly to north korea after the death of american student otto warmbier. several are even calling it murder. >> reporter: just days after his release from north korean detainment, 22-year-old college student otto warmbier has died. his family saying he passed away surrounded by his family. he was held captive in north korea for more than a year, sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster during a tourist stop there. >> i made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: just last week he returned home to ohio, carried off a medevac plane awake but

doctors saying he had extensive brain damage. his family saying he looked very uncomfortable. almost anguished. within a day, the count nance of his face changed. he was at peace, he was home, and we believe he could sense that. just days before he was released, the north koreans say warmbier contracted botulism and fell into a coma after taking a sleeping pill. his family never believed that explanation. >> there is no excuse for any civilized nation to have kept his condition secret and denied him top-notch medical care for so long. >> reporter: at the white house monday, president trump condemning the north korean regime. >> it's a brutal regime. and we'll be able to handle it. >> reporter: the family blames north korea for otto's death, saying the awful torturous mistreatment of our son at the hands of the north koreans ensured no other outcome was possible.

police in fairfax, virginia do not believe the murder of a teenage muslim girl was a hate crime but instead a case of extreme road rage. investigators say the 17-year-old was among some 15 teenagers walking and riding bicycles to a mosque when a 22-year-old got into an argument with one of the boys. torres chased them with a baseball bat and ended up beating her to death. take a look. las vegas could reach 116 degrees today. phoenix, 119. just a few degrees shy of a record. but record highs may be set in palm springs and death valley. with temperatures in the triple digits, parents are reminded that playground equipment can burn children's skin. and drivers are being warned about scorching hot car interi

be reminded that hot pavement can burn the paws of their pets. killer heat waves are getting longer and more frequent. nearly one third of humanity experiences 20 days of record heat. it could rise to 75% of people if global warming continues. and from coca-cola, sometimes things get a little crazy from the heat. >> here's a tweet. a map of a red hot philadelphia being cooled by a bottle of cherry coke and ice. the problem is today's forecast in pittsburgh, record heat followed by an ice-cold wave of ah. >> small problem there. pittsburgh mayor tweeted his response saying i was elected to represent the people of pittsburgh, not philadelphia. if you notice, the map under the tweet was actually of philly. whoops. >> mm-hm. coming up in "the skinny", former first lady michelle obama

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a brush fire near big bear, california has grown to 850 acres. and triggering a voluntary evacuation order. the holcomb fire is threatening campgrounds, a lake and a local dump, but no homes are at risk. this fire is spreading rapidly, fueled by record-breaking heat and dry conditions. and police are still searching for an attempted kidnapper. caught on camera. this happened saturday night in irvine, california. watch as a man grabs a baby boutique employee by her hair and tries to drag her into the back room of the store. he finally stopped after the woman told him there were surveillance cameras. luckily, the woman was not

man. there are more unanswered questions following the deadly collision between a u.s. destroyer and the massive container ship off of japan. the japanese company that owns the philippines-flagged ship is not saying why it took nearly an hour to report the crash or why the cargo ship kept going for ten miles after slamming into the uss fitzgerald. seven american soldiers were killed. investigators are trying to figure out if negligence is to blame. and a man who spent 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the former chicago police officer who he says framed him. 49 year old jose montenez was released from prison. after serving more than two decades for a 1993 shooting. now 70 cases involving the officer have been reviewed. and as a result, so far five men have been released from prison. >> everybody needs to be aware of this. this happened. it's true.

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>> it's "skinny time." and it seems like ages since we talked about "the bachelorette." >> so time to catch up with what rachel and the men are doing with our analyst in the house. >> those are big shoes to fill. >> first time, long time here for the analyst here. where were we? 18 guys started this episode. that didn't last long. three guys got ousted straight-away. bryce, diggy, brady, they're out of here. >> see ya. >> all right, 15 guys left. roll that beautiful "bachelorette" footage. off to hilton head, south carolina they go. this is hilton head island, the number one best island in the continental u.s., according to travel and leisure magazine. >> uh-huh. >> hilton head island, home of great golf courses and "the bachelorette." maybe unfortunately for hilton head island.

next, started off with a one on one date with dean and rachel. >> his eyes are dreamy. >> no doubt. >> they were more dreamy when they went up in the good year blimp. >> how cool is that? >> it was pretty cool. dean doesn't particularly care for heights. but he warmed to the whole task. he hung in there, even did some driving of the blimp, et cetera, you get the idea. next they go to dinner. this is when dean told rachel about losing his mom. nothing like ending a date like this, a very successful date, i should add, with a concert they went to. dean is going to be around for a long time. next, the group date. >> group date. >> yeah. 13 guys on this, plenty of people. let's put it that way. and they have guy stuff going on, on board. but the real highlight of the whole thing was this spelling bee that they eventually got to. after all, this going on, on

bee, let's just say it was not the scripps national spelling bee that we all know and love. coming in, there's the winner, josiah. they presented him with a cup, a trophy and stuff like that. he was parading the cup like he was on the pitch at wembley stadium. >> lord stanley's. >> exactly, exactly. rather have that than anything else. next, that night is when the drama really kicked off. this is the new producer's pick. now that waboom is out of there. lee's kicking up all kinds of controversy. kenny is having issues with lee. these guys are just never going to get along, let's put it that way. things are apparently going to come to a head next week on "the bachelorette." blood is shed. there was a "to be continued" at the end of this. however, before we end here,

next kiss count, kiss count. >> ooh. >> whoa. >> the kiss count this week -- >> hello -- >> ends at five. she's gettin' there. next week a bachelorette double dip. >> ooh. >> monday night and tuesday nights right here on abc. hopefully we can thin this crowd out a little bit. and get rid of some of these guys. >> speaking of that, analyst out >> thank you. >> all right. happy news now for bachelorette nation, shall we? a lot to take in. carly waddell and evan bass fell in love and got engaged last season on "bachelor in paradise", shocker, right? the couple said "i do" in mexico. >> chris harrison officiated the

the bachelor family attending. carly and evan, read vows for 20 minutes. >> long ceremony. >> wow. >> all right. we've seen tons of pictures of michelle and barack obama vacationing the world. but it's not all about beaches. and bay breezes. she's been keeping up by doing planks. >> impressive. >> that doesn't look that hard. >> oh, you don't think so? >> piece of cake. piece of plank. >> tell you what, why don't you do a plank while i read the rest of the story. >> challenge accepted. challenge accepted. >> okay. apparently the first lady said, in her instagram post, that's instagram spelled i-n-s-t-a-g-r-a-m. >> are you spelling it out? >> she used to host boot camp on the weekends for her friends, very, very close friends. even though she's not in the

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it's weird to look at those images and not see us in our calvins or doing some good old markey mark and the funky bunch.

>> come on, come on, come on. >> we are talking about markey mark who traded in his name and calvins for a producing career. he's doing all right. >> mark wahlberg sat down with michael strahan to talk about his new transformers film, his family and football. >> thank you for coming and doing this with me. >> my pleasure. >> transformers, big fan. been watching them forever. this is not the transformers that we've seen in the past. >> no, i mean, even when people see the spots and they see that optimus has gone rogue, people are going crazy. >> for you, it's physical. because i saw the scene. >> mm-hm. >> what was that about? >> oh, god, that's my worst part of making transformers is most of the time you're in a harness and strapped to cables and somebody's yanking you somewhere or flipping you around.

that's the thing that i hate the most. we wore harnesses quite a bit. >> one thing i like about you is your post with your four kids, you congratulated your son mikey on his football season. you're a big football fan. >> yeah, my wife who was nervous about football was like i can't wait until he gets the nfl draft. i was like, let's make sure he has education. no, no way, he's going to the draft. >> maybe he gets drafted by the giants. how you feel about that? >> i'd be okay with that. and i'd put a giants hat on. >> we got it on camera. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> that is a big confession for someone from massachusetts. >> who's a die-hard patriots fan. you know that his kid will only be drafted by the pats if he goes into the nfl. don't miss our updates on facebook.

making news in america this morning, record-breaking heat for millions of americans. the high temperatures are already affecting flights today. we'll show you where it can hit 124 degrees plus, tropical storm watches posted as a storm barrels towards the gulf coast tracking it all. senate standoff. overnight a marathon of protests from democrats holding speeches well into the overnight hours. hoping to draw attention to what they call secrecy surround the republicans' push to repeal and replace obamacare. will this technique work? plus, this. . >> people run for cover as a helicopter gets too close to an airport. what the pilot is aing this morning. a baby elephant falls into a pool. wait until you see what happens next.