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i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." at least ten people injured after a neo-nazi rally in california turned violent. this as counter protesters confronted the group. several people stabbed. some with life-threatening injuries. >>> they're bracing for more heavy rain today in hard hit counties of west virginia. at least 25 people have died in flooding so far as the search for victims continues. >> crews in central california are making progress against a fire that has already claimed the lives of an elderly couple. the fire is now about 40% contained. hundreds of structures destroyed already. >>> claiming victory in iraq. iraq saying it has liberated the city of fallujah after a five-week military campaign. isis held the city more than two years. iraq says mosul will be recaptured soon. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june 27th. >

. >> and i'm diane macedo. here's some of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." >>> we're beginning to learn the identities of more victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub in orlando, florida. the bodies of some of the at least 50 victims are now being removed from the club and brought to a medical examiner's office. >> authorities have identified the gunman as omar mateen, an american citizen born in new york but lived in ft. pierce, florida. the 29-year-old mateen worked as a security guard. a former co-worker calls him a troubled person. >> a heavily armed man who claimed he was on his way to a gay pride parade has been arrested in southern california. police in santa monica at first said the man intended harm, but they've since backtracked from that statement. >>> global reaction pouring in at this hour. the tributes being paid to the victims of america's latest and deadliest mass shooting. we'll have full coverage and the latest details straight ahead. you're watchi

. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." >>> the champ goes home. muhammad ali's body is now in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. details ahead how the city plans to say good-bye as the tributes continue to pour in from sports and social icons. >>> hillary clinton now within striking distance of the democratic nomination with the california primary just a day away. and she's turning her attention to donald trump as he makes another explosive remark about the background of a certain judge. >>> and residents in the hills northwest of l.a. are final being allowed back in their homes now that a fire is 80% contained. a commercial building was destroyed but no homes lost. >> the golden state

i'm diane macedo. >> a >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson.'re following this tuesday morning on "world news now." >>> there are two new major wildfires in southern california, both not far from downtown l.a. the entire southwest has seen record high temperatures for the past few days. but the weather may be breaking some. full coverage ahead. >>> donald trump's campaign war chest is running pretty low. financial reports show the trump camp had just $1.3 million in the bank an the beginning of june while hillary clinton's campaign stockpiled $42 million. >> the trump camp is recovering from a major shake-up. trump fired campaign manager corey lewandowski amid strained relationships with the republican leaders and donors. trump saying overnight, it's time for a different type of campaign. >>> and the u.s. men's national soccer team is set for tonight's copa semifinal against argentina. a sellout crowd of around 70,000 is expected at the game in houston. the winner moves onto the championship match on sunday. those are some of our top stories on

. >> i'm diane macedo. we start this half hour with new details in that nightclub shooting massacre in orlando. it was the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> this morning the death toll stands at 50. 53 others were wounded. many critically injured. investigators are now looking into the life of gunman omar mateen, a bomb squad was at his apartment in ft. pierce, florida, for hours but has just left. >> we're learning more about the victims as well. the city of orlando is starting to release the names of those killed. >> let's begin our coverage right now with abc's marcie gonzalez who's in orlando with all the details we're learning at this hour. marcie, good morning. >> reporter: my, guys, good morning. we're hearing also also from survivors including one who tells us he played dead on the floor of this nightclub for hours saying he heard the gunman talking about isis. and then asking people their racial identities before shooting them. >> listen to that they're shooting back and forth. >> reporte

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we want to get straight to the breaking news that is developing rights now. that incredible video just in, a packed jetliner on fire. >> the right wing of the singapore airlines plane caught fire moments after returning to the singapore airport earlier this morning. the flames were all around the edge of the wing where the fuel tank is located. fuel leaks aren't usually a problem in flight. but once the plane lands, it can leak on to hot engine parts and ignite. it was heading to milan but turned around follow an engine warning message. >> a frightening scene there. ground crews extinguished the flames using water as well as foam leaving the mangled mess of the right wing all 241 people on board are safe. investigators are now expected to look into whether the fire was caused by maintenance issue or a mechanical failure. >>> we want to move on now to a roller coaster accident. this one overseas in scotland. a full investigation of why it happened under way. >> the invirted roller coas

. >> i'm diane macedo.e top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." at least ten people injured after a neo-nazi rally in california turned violent. this as counter protesters confronted the group. several people stabbed. some with life-threatening injuries. >> they're bracing for more rain today in hard hit counties of west virginia. at least 25 people have died in flooding so far as the search for victims continues. >> crews in central california are making progress against a fire that has already claimed the lives of an elderly couple. the fire is now about 40% contained. hundreds of structures destroyed already. >> iraq says it has liberated the city of fallujah after a five-week military campaign. isis held the city more than two

. >> and i'm diane macedo.ines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." we have breaking news from fort hood, texas, where flooding is being blamed for a fatal accident. at least five soldiers were killed when their truck overturned in a rain swollen creek. the situation continues for several others. we have full details straight ahead. >> the midwest medical examiner's offices says prince died from an accidental overdose of fentanyl. a powerful pain killer that's much more potent than morphine or even heroin. investigators are still trying to figure out whether the drug was supplied illegally. >>> boxing legend muhammad ali is hospitalized in the phoenix area where he's battling some respiratory issues. sources say those issues are being complicated by ali's parkinson's disease. his spokesman says the 74-year-old is in fair condition. >>> the golden state warriors, they defeated cleveland in last night's game one of the nba finals. final score 104-89. game two sunday night right here on abc. t

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson.e of the top headlines we're following on this wednesday on "world news now." >>> twin wildfires threatening los angeles suburbs. hundreds of homes have been evacuated. other wildfires are burning in southern california as well as other western states. they are aided by extremely hot weather. >>> u.s. officials say north korea fired two powerful mid range ballistic missiles this morning. one launch appears to have failed, the other missile traveled about 250 miles, but still well short of its potential range of nearly 2,200 miles. >>> and indiana teen in custody for allegedly supporting isis. officials say he not only was about to join the islamic state in the mideast, he was researching explosives and targets on the internet. >>> and it was a very messy night on the pitch for the u.s. men's soccer team. the argentine star ended team usa's copa america title hopes, and those are just some of our top stories on this wednesday, june 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news

. >> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we'll get started with some of the powerful images streaming in overnight from orlando, a community coming together following the attack at the pulse nightclub. >> thousands of people gathered outside downtown orlando's main concert venue where a make shift memorial continues to grow. a massive crowd paid tribute to the 49 victims killed in that nightclub attack. a nearby church bell tolled 49 times in their honor. >> new details about those 49 victims. they have now been identified. president obama plans to go to orlando on thursday, to pay his respects to the victims' families. we now know the shooter may have orlando. gio benitez has more. >> reporter: chilling new details about the deadly rampage and the three-hour stand-off between police and a determined terrorist. late-night, couples dancing at the popular club pulse and omar mateen a arrived heavily armed, near an entrance, he starts to fire, an off-duty police officer responds and mateen moves deeper into the club. this man s

. >> i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. hillary clinton seems like she's been laboring for several years to try to get to this point but -- >> here she is. >> the daily news capturing it just simply with her. and also the "new york post" was relatively kind to her, as well with this one saying the first lady there. >> get it. >> first lady. >> first lady. >> and the twitter #i'm with her trending. > a lot of people are with her >> all right. we begin with hillary clinton embracing that hick moment by staking the claim to the democratic nomination. >> so she addressed supporters in brooklyn last night as the first female presumptive nominee of a major party pulling off a resounding victory in new jersey get this, by more than 60% of the vote. >> the big prize delegate rich california clinton with a wide lead as the votes came in. last night's win are padding her delegate lead, as well pushing her well past the 2383 she needed. it's your voice, your vote. elizabeth hur has the latest from brooklyn where clinton declared victo

i'm linzie janis in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson.e top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." on a tirade. a furious donald trump unleashing on the press as he accounts for millions of dollars from his fund-raiser for veterans. he targeted reporters who grilled him, calling them dishonest, even sleazy. a full report coming up shortly. >> targeting our tom llamas. >>> in oklahoma, a former volunteer deputy has been sentenced to four years in prison for killing an unarmed man last year. robert bates said the shooting was an accident when he hiss took his handgun for his stun gun. >> in new jersey, a mother who contracted zika virus overseas has given birth to a baby with a severe birth defect. zika has been linked to brain abnormalities in infants. >> the tsa says it had a pretty good memorial day weekend. after complaints about long lines earlier in may, the average national wait time for screening was less than ten minutes. those are some of our top stories, on this wednesday, the 1st of june. >> announcer: from

. >> and i'm diane macedo.we begin today with the trump campaign. >> yeah, a lot of news happening with the trump campaign including some stuff that took place overnight. with just a months to go before the general election. >> new financial reports so that the trump camp began june with just $1.3 million in cash on hand while hillary clinton's campaign started the month off with $42 million in the bank. meanwhile, trump has fired one of his closest aides just a month before the gop convention. >> we're talking about campaign manager corey lewandowski on the left there who was abruptly let go amid rumors of friction with other top staffers and trump's own children. some donors have also failed to sign on. trump told fox news last night that it's time for a different kind of campaign. the turbulent day coincided with a new poll showing hillary clinton leading trump by seven points. abc's tom llamas has the latest. >> reporter: a major campaign shake-up. donald trump firing campaign manager corey lewandowski. did

. >> and i'm diane macedo. of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now". dive teams have located the body of the little boy who was dragged underwater by an alligator at disney world in florida. his name is lane graves. he was actually with his parents and older sister on vacation from their home outside omaha, nebraska when it happened. we have full details ahead. >>> president obama and the vice president are heading to orlando today together. they will meet with the families of victims from sunday's nightclub massacre as well as the survivors. the first funerals for some of the 49 people who were killed are taking place today. >>> the wreckage of egyptair 804 has been spotted deep in the mediterranean sea. the plane disappeared nearly a month ago on a flight from paris to cairo killing everyone on board. now an underwater search can finally begin. >>> a fast-moving fire in kra california forcing nearby residents from their homes. the fire's burning in a steep and highly woode

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. all right. let's talk about a lot of people who can't do a lot of things. talking about congress here and breaking news coming from capitol hill. an extraordinary push overnight for gun control. democrats staging a raucous sit-in on the house floor refusing to leave unless the issue is brought to a vote. >> nearly all of the house democrats have joined the protests with dozens of senators. they took turns at the podium recounting gun tragedies like sandy hook and the orlando nightclub shooting. >> reporter: abc's catherine faulders has been following the developments for several hours. she's joining us live from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. on captain hill as democrats continue to push for votes on gun control. it's still going on and they have conducted a sit-in now that has lasted over 14 hours. what we're seeing up here is really chaotic unprecedented. we haven't seen democrats protest in this way before. house speaker paul ryan even tried but was u

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo.ng news that britain has voted to pull out of the european union. the vote was close and reflected not only economic issues but questions about britain's sovereignty and national identity. >> the markets are already reacting to the seismic news and we're likely to feel the effects of the vote here in the u.s. later on. let's head on over right now to london where lama hasan joins us. when we asked you about it, you said it was shocking. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning to you, kendis and diane. the people of britain have spoken voting for a british exit dubbed brexit with around 52% of the vote choosing to leave the 28-member european union and after being in it for more than 40 years. immigration at the forefront of the leave campaign making the argument for britain to take control of its borders and economy taking back the country's national identity and culture. make no mistake, this referendum is huge. this result to leave is monumentous. people calling it a political earthqua

i'm diane macedo. i missed you all. >> missed you. >> thank you. >> that's not the only thing that's different. something else is different. >> could it be? >> new paint? maybe? >> did you get a haircut in. >> that's it. there's something of a new look. >> we have new graphics. >> yes, we have exciting new graphics. this morning we are starting on a really sad note. terrifying ordeal out west. >> we're learning new ucla. the victim a mechanical engineering professor who colleagues describe as a lively loveable guy. >> his name is william klug. married father of two, a little league coach and apparently an avid surfer. police have not released the name of the shooter, the man who unleashed two hours of terror across the campus. here's kayna whitworth. >> it sent students running for cover. >> around 10:00 this morning, a report of a shooting occurred here on the ucla campus. >> reporter: abc news learning the victim in this parent murder/suicide was william klug, a professor of engineering. shots ringin

i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. it was an ugly scene on the west coast. >> that's right. some anti-trump protesters, they erupted in violence in san jose. >> angry is right. they attacked trump supporters as they left a rally last night, chasing them down and beating them up. by the time it was over, some people were bleeding and others were behind bars. abc's tom llamas is there. >> reporter: for at least 45 minutes tonight, there was complete chaos in downtown san jose as the trump rally was ending, skirmishes between proet protesters and trump supporters took place right in the street. we saw several fights. mobs of protesters started beating up trump supporters as they were exiting the rally. we saw people getting punched in the face, couples getting harassed walking out. >>> at one point protesters stormed a garage and started hitting cars as they were trying to leave the convention center. the police were here on hand the entire time. but they never seemed to intervene as people were getting beaten up. it seems like they were trying to hold the perimeter. this has b

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. breaking news this morning on "world news now". a frantic search underway at this hour at walt disneyworld in florida where an alligator dragged a 2-year-old boy into the water at about 9:30 p.m. last night. the boy and his family had been wading in ankle-deep water on the beach when the alligator suddenly appeared and snatched that young boy. we'll have more details coming up. >>> the woman in that hoodie is the wife of the orlando nightclub gunman. the 30-year-old now faces criminal charges in connection with that attack. we have full details straight ahead. >>> hillary clinton ended the primary season with a landslide victory in washington, d.c. then followed up her win by meeting with bernie sanders who is looking for concessions ahead of the democratic convention in philadelphia. they're both vowing to do all they could to stop donald trump. >>> and a storm system that brought twisters and flash floods to minnesota moves east today. chicago, detroit, indianapolis and cincinnati w

in for diane macedo. >> can you believe we made it already to halfway through the year. >> happened fast. >> at least we're at hump day. >> we begin with the release of the so-called trump university playbooks detailing how people were enticed into spending tens of thousands of dollars on real estate seminars. >> the trump university sales pitch manuals revealed that employees were instructed to target customers who made at least $90,000 a year. they were also told to use flattery and sell feelings, not products. >> trump university is facing three lawsuits accused of fleecing students and failing to deliver on promises donald trump claims that many customers were satisfied. >> okay, so trump was facing tough questions about his highly publicized fund-raiser for military veterans and he went on a tirade as he explained to the press exactly how much money was collected and where it all went. details now from abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: in an extraordinary news conference today, donald trump defending himself, and unloading on reporters for questioning just how much money he raised for

i'm diane macedo. >> and it's not even sweeps. we're showing naked people. it's not ratings month. >> it's all right. we'll take them whenever we get them. that's fine. >> i'll tell you, i was at a shoot for the body issue last year. >> were you in it? >> no, ain't nobody want to see that. >> did you audition? >> nobody want to see that. but one of the things that stands apart, they all have to agree to be naked on the set. so there's no pasties, nothing to cover up. >> everyone's just walking around? >> oh, yeah. >> how you doing? >> gronkowski was the funniest one. they're like, we couldn't convince him to put clothes on. rob gronkowski. >> oh, no, i'm good. >> it's good to hang out here. we'll get to dwyane wade. >> behind the scenes. >> exactly. >> behind being the key. >>> our top story is the wildfires in the west. aided by the extremely hot and dry conditions. >> temperatures have been well over 100 degrees with gusty winds helping to fuel those fires is even more. two of them are within 20 miles of downtown l.a. adding smoke to those unhealthy condit

i'm linzie janis in for diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. it is great to have lindsay back fresh from vacation. >> it's wonderful to be back and to be here with you. >> it is great. are you number ten. >> number ten lady. >> number ten. the tenth co-anchor. absolutely. it's great to have you here. diane is still under the weather and speaking of under the weather, that's where we're going to get started right now with the flooding that is widespread in southeastern texas. here's what we mean by widespread. look at that. >> all that muddy water has civiled over the banks of the brazos river forcing hundreds of people to evacuate their homes. experts say the river appeared to crest last night at more than eight feet above flood stage and well above the previous record level. it is not expected to below flood levels till the weekend. the water could remain high for up to three weeks. >> wow. so north of there in central oklahoma, it was really a frightening day as a an series of small tornados were seen. the twisters were short lived. they caus

i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. of course, we're going to get started with the presidential th the democrats. specifically president obama welcoming bernie sanders to the white house this morning. >> now, it's believed to be their first face to face meeting since january. now the president has signaled that he won't be telling sanders to formally end his candidacy. insiders say that's a decision sanders has to make on his own terms. >> however, it is believed that if president obama is going to formally endorse hillary clinton, he would only do so after today's meeting with sanders. the president has called clinton whip smart and tough and says that she cares deeply about working people and about growing the economy. >> at a fund raiser in new york last night, the president said politics has been a little screwed up lately largely because of the republican primary and on the tonight show, he talked to jimmy fallon about the general election race. >> do you think the republicans are happy with their choice? >> we are

. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin with breaking news. >>> britain is exiting the european union. the vote was close with the highest turnout for a british election in nearly 25 years. one leader of the leave campaign hails this as the uk's independence day but a lot of mixed opinions on in this morning. >> yeah, the vote was not as close as many of the forecasters thought it would be. >> and it is something of a shot heard around the world. it will have an impact on the economy worldwide. it already is. even here in the united states. abc's lama hasan following developments from london. good morning. >> reporter: in one of the most dramatic days in politics this country has seen in decades, the people of britain have spoken. the campaign to leave just passed the 16.8 million mark needed for 50% of the vote which means this country has voted for a british exit dubbed brexit. to leave the 28-member european union. immigration at the forefront of the leave campaign making the argument for britain to take control of its borders and its economy, taking back the country's national iden

. >> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. but we are going to get started with all the action that took place on capitol hill. >> or lack thereof. >> exactly. resounding defeat for gun control in the wake of the orlando massacre. >> the senate rejected all four gun control measures that were put up for a vote, the worst u.s. shooting in modern history apparently was not enough for the democrats and republicans to be able to find common ground on this. the outcome on background checks and barring gun sales to people on the terror watch list was expected but still spark outrage. more now from abc's ali rogan. >> reporter: vote after vote on the senate floor all rejected. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: four bills, all to address gun violence, none advancing. senators especially democrats were angry. >> so today, i am angry. i am frustrated. republicans are just about as phony as anyone could be. >> but no one on either s

. >> and i'm diane macedo.er violent blowup outside a donald trump rally in california. >> hundreds of protesters clashed with trump supporters in san jose last night. people with trump t-shirts and signs were taunted, talked and spit on as they left the rally. some were chased down and beaten. bloody while others were egged. demonstrators also stormed a parking garage and started bashing cars. police in riot gear struggled to control the crowd before making several arrests. >>> inside the rally, trump railed against hillary clinton over her e-mail controversy saying she has to go to jail. he also slapped the foreign policy speech clinton made earlier as pa they thick and sad and adding it was a political speech and had nothing to do with foreign policy. in that speech is, clinton said electing trump would be a historic mistake and warned that a trump hezcy would trigger nuclear conflicts and lead to economic catastrophe. she ran down a list of people he had insulted including the pope and calling him skinned.

. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with that heartbreaking end to what was supposed to be a fun family vacation at disney world. now matt and melissa graves are preparing to bury their 2-year-old son. >> and we do know his name now. he is lane. this is his feto. he was found not far from the water's edge, where he had been playing before that gator pulled him underwater. the sheriff delivered the news to the graves family with the help of a catholic priest. >> the family is from elkhorn, nebraska just outside of omaha. and lane's older sister is a student at the church's school. parish members say their entire community is just devastated and they're now offering their prayers and support. >> and just days before lane guests at a wedding spotted this gator in the seven seas lagoon there in disney world property. though it's not known, however, if this is the same one that took the toddler. >> wildlife officials have captured and removed five alligators from that area, and they are being tested now for identifi

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. we want to get started back here in the u.s. this half hour with a rare event that is taking place right now. a marathon filibuster on the floor of the senate for gun control legislation. >> that's right. that's democratic senator chris murphy leading a filibuster. this is a live image from capitol hill. he is talking there right now. murphy and other senators have been speaking since 11:21 yesterday morning in hopes of forcing a vote on gun legislation in the aftermath of the tragedy in orlando. >> now, murphy of course is also talking about the newtown school shooting and other mass killings. he s floor until there is some signal that they can come together on the issue. as you just heard him say. he is getting some help, we should point out, from new jersey senator cory booker, who plans to stand with him, like literally stand up there on the senate floor with him during the entire thing. and so far murphy, hours into this marathon, has not taken a bathroom break. >> wow. >> and other senators have been helping him out as wel

. >> and i'm diane macedo. by the way, if you happened to buy a megamillions ticket get excites. we have last night's winning numbers. >> they are it was for $330 million. the numbers are 6, 13, 21, 49, 50, with the megaplier at 10. okay, now that i've given you all of those, you can pretty much ignore them because you're not going to be disappointed. nobody won. >> that was kind of sad. >> yeah. >> that was a little mean but good news. that means the $363 million. the sixth highest in megamillions history. the next drawing is friday night. we might have to get a ticket. >> might be a good idea >> i will split it evenly for sure. >> that's nice. okay. >>> now to the race for the white house and donald trump and hillary clinton going tit-for-tat with a sharp new string of attacks. >> clinton says trump would point the nation toward bankruptcy trump is firing back saying clinton can't even send e-mails without putting it the country at risk. new polls show comront leading trump by eight points in florida but neck and neck in ohio and pennsylvania pr more everywhere abc's lana zak.

. >> and i'm diane macedo.ssacre. sources tell abc news the shooter texted his wife during the killings but authorities aren't sure whether she realized exactly what was happening. >> in the man-time she and the gunman's father apparently have been placed on no-fly lists as they remain under scrutiny and she may appear at some point before a grand jury. abc's brian ross has more on the tragedy including new images of the horror the victims went through. >> reporter: the new video captures the fear of that night. >> shh. >> reporter: quiet sobbing. as young men and women tried to play dead in a bathroom stall. comforting each other. >> stay with me. >> okay. >> reporter: after the shooter had already opened fire on them. >> he just like looked through the crack of the stall and just started shooting into the stall maybe about 60, 70 rounds into the stall. >> reporter: miguel leiva was in the stall and he recorded the video before being shot in the foot. he described how some people then tried to make a break for

. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." >>> the champ goes home. muhammad ali's body is now in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. details ahead how the city plans to say good-bye as the tributes continue to pour in from sports and social icons. >>> hillary clinton now within striking distance of the democratic nomination with the california primary just a day away. and she's turning her attention to donald trump as he makes another explosive remark about the background of a certain judge. >>> and residents in the hills northwest of l.a. are final being allowed back in their homes now that a fire is 80% contained. a commercial building was destroyed but no homes lost. >> the golden state warriors have a two games to none lead in the series after routing the cleveland cavaliers last night, 110-77. next game is on wednesday. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june 6th. floims abc news, this is "world news now." >> one

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson.some of the top headlines on "world news now" this thursday. new images from istanbul. this man wearing a winter coat on a summer day is one of the three terrorists involved in the attack at that airport. the area where one bomb blast happened on tuesday night is now shut off by temporary walls. more details and a live report straight ahead. >>> iraq's military released video of an air strike in the city of fallujah. officials say as many as 250 of the terrorist group were killed. and 40 vehicles destroyed. >>> and a grizzly bear has attacked and killed a 38-year-old mountain biker outside glacier national park in montana. the victim was a law enforcement officer with the u.s. forest service. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, june 30th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. we're going to start with the latest on the istanbul attack. the death toll right now stands at 42 people. most of them turkish. >> nearly 240 others injured. many of them i

. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines this morning on "world news now."l airport in istanbul turkey is open following a terror attack that killed at least three dozen people. in response security at the airports in u.s. has been ramped up. >>> a chilling play by play of the orlando nightclub massacre has been released to the public. the documents detail a gripping police narrative of the attack from the time the first call comes in to moments officers take down the shooter. >>> and voters in california will decide in november whether recreational pot should be legal in the state. >> president obama on his way to canada today for his final north american leader summit. meeting with the canadian prime minister and the mexican president. they'll make a pledge to use more clean energy. those are some of our top stories on wednesday, june 29th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we begin this half hour with the breaking news from istanbul, turkey. this might be our first look at one of three reported explosions. >> this is video of the attack that

i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this monday on "world news now." the cleveland cavaliers the new champions of the nba. they won a back and forth game seven last night against golden state warriors, capturing cleveland's first major sports title in more than half a century. amazing. the details straight ahead. >>> 50,000 strong, that's how many people turned out for a candle light vigil in orlando last night. they gathered by a lake to honor the 49 lives lost in a nightclub massacre calling for love, peace and tolerance. >>> inside the mind of a killer. the fbi's releasing a partial transcript today of the conversations the nightclub gunman had with the police hostage negotiators in the middle of his three-hour rampage. >>> and a major accomplishment for dustin johnson. he pulls off a big comeback to take home one of golf's big prizes, the u.s. open. those are just some of the stories we're following for you on this monday, june 20th. >> announcer: from abc news,

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson, everybody.ails, startling ones, about the orlando gunman, including his troubled childhood and proficiency as a marksman. >> meanwhile, a massacre victim was reunited today with the man who saved his life. angel colon and eatonville, florida police officer omar delgado hugged and cried. it was a moment colon said he'd been waiting for since del gado found him critically injured and pulled him to safety. >> when he was dragging me out i could just look up at him and say hurry, please hurry. but now seeing him again in a different environment, in a happy place, it's awesome. >> colon was shot three times while trying to protect a female death if not for officer delgado's efforts. >>> and now to the latest on the investigation into that massacre. sources tell abc news the gunman sent several text messages to his wife during the rampage. >> it's not clear if she received them. we also know that she and the gunman's father have been placed on no-fly lists as they remain under scrutiny. that news came

. >> i'm diane macedo.me of the top headlines we're following for you this morning on "world news now." >>> the battle over gun control laws led to a dramatic sit-in on capitol hill. house democrats are digging in and promising to stay put till republicans take action, and the protest is still unfolding. we have a full report coming up. >>> polls are now open in britain as voters decide whether their country should remain in the european union or pull out. it's likely to impact the u.s. and global financial markets. >>> a baltimore judge will likely announce his verdict today for the officer facing the most serious charges including second degree murder in the death of freddie gray. caesar goodson drove the van where gray suffered a fatal spinal injury. >>> the solar powered airplane has now crossed the atlantic. the solar impulse landed in spain, after leaving new york on an overnight flight on monday. next stop abu dhabi. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, june 23rd. >> announcer: from ab

i'm diane macedo. >> they're still partying in cleveland. >> hard to blame them. >> into the early morning hours. take a look at this. so the game, of course, was played in california. but the fans back in cleveland erupting when the game was sealed. this is their moment. from a fan's perspective. this is at the quicken loans arena there in cleveland. outside the arena, man. >> just an explosion. you'd think the game was actually played in cleveland by the reaction. >> it just gives you a sense of what wednesday will be like when they have their big parade in downtown cleveland. >> we're getting a sample. >> if you have any business planned in cleveland that day, if you plan to go to the dmv, just forget about it. >> it's not the day to run errands. >> no. well deserved for them and, of course, we'll have more on that later on this half hour. we want to get started with the record-breaking heat across the west. >> at least four deaths are blamed on the triple digit temperatures after they climbed quickly yesterday morning. three of those people were hiking. the fourth was mountain biking.