no need to calm down because lana zak's in the seat next to me filling in for janai norman. now" guest co-anchor debut while janai is somewhere. who knows where she is. >> i hope she's having a glorious time. >> i'm sure she is. did you watch the nba finals last night? >> you know i did not. >> don't worry because we've got you covered. apparently the raptors are making canadian baseball -- baseball. they're making -- >> you're trying to make me look good. >> okay, i've been working on this joke. >> let's hear it. >> apparently they've been making basketball in canada great again. >> what? that's not even a joke. >> what'd you think, jack? >> that was so funny i forgot to laugh. >>> we do begin with a new champ in the nba. >> canada's largest city now owns the league's biggest prize. the toronto raptors held off two-time defending champion golden state 114-110 to win the finals in six games. >> the win set off celebrations around canada and in oakland, and that is where abc's t.j. holmes has a wrap-up. >> reporter: yes, the toronto raptors have now done what no team before t

janay norman has more. >> reporter: protesters in los angeles directing their anger toward president trump's threat sg he' goi to do these massive deportations one day and then one day he's not, the fear he's doing in our community is not okay. >> reporter: the protests come hours after president trump delayed raids by i.c.e. targeting more than 2,000 people in family units who had already received final orders to leave the country. the president tweeted, at the request of democrats i delayed the illegal immigration removal process for two weeks. abc news has learned the president called off the raids after house speaker nancy pelosi urged him not to go through with it. this week congress will consider a plan to send $4.5 billion in humanitarian aid to the border where facilities are overwhelmed with a record number of families. >> this felt worse than jail. >> reporter: this doctor examined infants and children held at a facility in mccallan, texas. she kpaecompares the conditions torture, babies drinking from unwashed bottles for days. >> these facilities are putting them at increa

. >> and i'm stephanie ramos in for janai norman.e begin with the democrats going head-to-head for the second consecutive night but this time they were far more combative. >> they focused on a number of issues including health care, immigration and climate change but front-runner joe biden was in the spotlight. he was on the receiving end of the most pointed attacks on everything from race to age. >> abc's lana zak joins us from miami with the big moments. good morning, lana. >> reporter: good morning to you, stephanie and kenneth. this was a very different debate than the one we saw on the first night with nearly twice as many references to president trump from the candidates who hope to unseat him. the division among democratic candidates was on full display during the second debate on nbc. >> we have got to pass a medicare for all single payer system. we must make public colleges and universities tuition-free. >> i think the children of the wealthiest americans can pay at least a little bit of tuition. >> reporter: disagreement ov

i'm janai norman. >> and i'm will reeve in for kenneth moton. we begin with president trump kicking off a state visit to the uk this morning getting the royal treatment while bracing for days of angry protests. >> even before touching down on british soil, the president fired off a string of explosive remarks offering unsolicited advice on british politics and calling duchess meghan markle nasty. abc's julia macfarlane begins our live coverage in london. julia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. good morning, will. well, president trump is arriving shortly into central london ahead of a three-day state visit to the uk. it's america's third state visit but the queen's 113th she's hosted. this morning, donald trump will be the third american president to attend a state visit to the united kingdom. historic allies for centuries but this top tier ceremonial event is one only presidents george w. bush and obama have made before. it's a lavish affair president trump wants all of his children to take part. the three-day visit starts with a

i'm janai norman. >> i'm zachary kiesch in for kenneth moton. we begin with the ceremonies in normandy right now as the world pauses to remember d-day. >> president trump is visiting the american cemetery 75 years after the historic invasion turned the tide of world war ii. some of the surviving veterans who stormed the beaches in 1944 are back now making an emotional return now in their 90s. abc's jennifer eccleston begins our live coverage there. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai and zachary. president trump is honoring american and allied troops who fought and made the ultimate sacrifice during this pivotal world war ii battle joining world leaders in france to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day. ♪ remembering the valor and sacrifice of allied soldiers who fought and died on normandy's beaches during d-day. >> 75 years later do you still remember that day? >> yes, sir, vividly, yes, sir. >> reporter: a world war ii air, sea and land attack that paved the way for the liberation of western europe from the nazis. >> this w

i'm janai norman. >> and i'm zachary kiesch in for kenneth moton. we begin with breaking news overnight. mexico stepping up with a new offer to address the border crisis. >> it's offering to send thousands of additional troops to their southern border to beef up security hoping to prevent president trump from slapping new tariffs on mexican goods. but as negotiations continue, president trump in a new interview said tariffs are a beautiful thing. >> abc's serena marshall has all the new details. good morning to you, serena. >> reporter: zachary, janai, good morning to both of you, and the president may still be overseas but he is talking about those negotiations happening at the white house saying lawmakers who criticized the tariffs hurt his negotiations. with the clock winding down to find a deal and avert those new tariffs, mexico offering a concession deploying 6,000 troops to its southern border. [ speaking a foreign language ] but the administration says that internal enforcement isn't enough. "the washington post" reporting the president's te

i'm janai norman. >> and i'm zachary kiesch in for kenneth moton. >>> we begin with the so-called republican revolt against president trump's plan to slap new tariffs on products from mexico. >> overnight abc news learned the trump administration is now considering whether to declare a national emergency to justify the tariffs, even top republicans are showing little support for the tariffs. one lawmaker calls them a tax increase that would wreak havoc on the u.s. economy. this morning, there is a growing confrontation on tariffs between president trump and his own party. >> well, there is not much support in my conference for tariffs, that's for sure. >> reporter: the president is promising to slap a 5% tariff on all mexican goods starting monday unless he's satisfied with mexico's attempts to stem the flow of migrants crossing the border. the tariff could rise to 25% in the coming months. top republicans are now warning the trump administration not to move forward with the plan fearing the impact on american consumers. >> if we go to a 25% tariff, that's a whole different story. it could h

. >> and i'm lana zak in for janai norman. the party is still going on in toronto this morning. the raptors are nba champions for the first time in franchise history. >> steph curry's miss on a late jumper was their last chance. kawhi leonard and his teammates celebrating the 114-110 win and the first nba title heading to canada. >> just kept working hard, working hard. and had my mind set on this goal. this is what i play basketball for. all summer during the season and happy to have my hard work paid off. >> a big game, a big series and we'll have much more on the postgame celebrations later that half hour. >>> rising tensions between the u.s. and iran playing out in the waters of the persian gulf region. >> conflicting accounts have emerged as to what caused a tanker to erupt in flames and burn for hours off the coast of iran. another tanker was also apparently attacked. iran has denied any involvement. >> new images released which could be key evidence against iran. abc's elizabeth hur is here with the latest. elizabeth. >> reporter: kenneth and lana, good morning. those new

i'm janai norman. >> i'm and will reeve in for kenneth moton. >> the president is meeting with the prime minister after getting showered with royal hospitality. the president capped off a day of pageantry side by side with the queen at a lavish banquet in his honor but today protesters are vowing to turn out in larger numbers. >> abc's julia macfarlane has the latest from london. good morning, julia. >> reporter: janai, well, good morning from london. yes, that's right. yesterday was all about the pomp. today it's politics as theresa may and president trump talk shop. day one of the visit was a feast. a full state reception for the trumps. ♪ with nearly all the trimmings. there was the inspection of the guards, a tour of the palace with the queen, all leading up to that lavish banquet in buckingham palace. men in white tie, women in long white gloves, tiaras and royal insignias optional. >> mr. president -- >> reporter: the president often unpredictable on his best behavior sticking to the script. >> she has embodied the spirit of duty and patriotism that beats proudly in every british h

janai norman is back with the details. janai, a lot of people exciexci >> very much so.reach our phones. some 5 billion robocalls are placed every month with each of us receiving an average of 76 calls. that's more than two calls a day. the fcc commissioner says he even gets them and, quote, he hates them as much as you do. >> i signed up for that do not call registry. >> that do not call registry actually does work. the thing is, it only works for legal robocalls like the one from banks and other legitimate businesses but nearly half of robocalls are illegal which means the registry doesn't block them. so this decision would add a new level of protection that we can all appreciate. >> sure can. >> cheering that on. >>> you guys are dog owners. should have brought them to work today. >> you're lucky we didn't. >> we'll tell you how dogs can improve your heart health up ahead and lara is upstairs. >> i wanted to be with the puppies but better, i have alessia cara. we are so excited to hear her sing live. the audience is fantastic. it's friday. [ applause ] good morning, a

a new study finds they're more successful when they team up to slim down and abc's janai norman has oneor celeste robin and her 10-year-old son matthew. together they've been trying to drop some pounds and live a healthier lifestyle but without much success. >> i was overweight as a child and into adulthood. and i never wanted my children to be overweight. >> reporter: when matthew was 6 they teamed up for a weight loss study out of louisiana state university where 16 child/parent pairs were put on a closely tracked diet that included scheduling regular snacks and meals, controlling portions and eating fewer processed foods and they also reduced screen time and increased exercise. mom and son stuck to this plan for almost five months. >> the dietitian came to our house and she made us do a journal of what he ate and we also put up a pedometer on him and we took pictures of his food. >> every week they challenged me to eat a new fruit and a new vegetable and it actually made me become a less picky eater. >> reporter: matthew also started to exercise more playing his usual soccer and addi

i'm janai norman. >> i'm will reeve. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> president trump is arriving in the uk this morning for a state visit after stirring up political controversy. demonstrators say he's not welcome on british soil. a full report coming up. >>> hundreds gathered last night in virginia beach for a vigil honoring the victims of last friday's mass shooting. officials haven't disclosed a motive for the attack wh >>> a 17-year-old girl is recovering from a shark attack off atlantic beach, north respect sharks. >>> the warriors and raptors head back to the states even at one apiece in the nba finals. golden state rolling off 18 straight points to start the second half, then hanging on for a five-point win. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june 3rd. >>> thanks for joining us, thanks for staying with us this monday morning. we've got will here. will, i just want to take a second, how's the morning going? you got a slow clap. >> the slow clap

it's great to have stephanie ramos here in for janai norman this morning. d.c.needed you. >> yes, yes, it is so great to be here. we are talking politics. >>> we begin this half hour with the democrats back in the spotlight. this time more combative as they laid out their plans to run the country. >> ten more presidential hopefuls lined the debate stage in miami last night focused on health care, immigration, education, and much more. and former vice president joe biden was forced to defend his record and his recent comments about segregationists. >> let's get right to abc's marci gonzalez live in miami. good morning, marci. >> reporter: kenneth and stephanie, good morning. last night was definitely much livelier than the night before. most who were watching agree that california senator kamala harris dominated this debate. but a few other candidates also had some standout moments. the democratic party's frontrunners front and center in the contentious nbc debate. vermont senator bernie sanders off the bat outlining his policy proposals. >> we have got to pass a

i'm janai norman. >> i'm kenneth moton.ere's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> breaking overnight, the man known as big papi the victim what was police say was an ambush. the former major league slugger, david ortiz, shot in the back at a club in the dominican republic. a suspect is under arrest. >>> smoke and ash from a brush fire chased hundreds from one of the country's largest amusement parks. kids and the parents, some wearing bathing suits, were forced to evacuate six flags magic mountain outside los angeles. >>> also in california, two more horses have died at santa anita park. that brings the total number of deaths this season to 29 since december. animal rights activists have been calling for an end to racing at that park. >>> and it's win or be dethroned for the golden state warriors. the toronto raptors can take their first nba title tonight. will they have to go through two-time finals mvp, kevin durant, to do it? those are some of our top stories on this monday, jun

it is great to have janai norman back. >> oh, thank you. >> she took a day off, but i feel like you set a figurative -- lit a figurative match. >> oh yeah? >> dropped a mic then walked away. because after that epic, epic free your curls -- >> thank you. >> what i'm calling a movement, what you're calling a movement, it's just so impressive. >> thanks. >> i'm curious about some of the reaction you've been getting. >> it has been phenomenal. i posted it right before i took off on a flight to san francisco. so then once i landed i opened it up. >> you dropped the mic, walked away. >> uh-huh. no, it's really been fantastic. family, friends, strangers. yeah. i love it all. >> i called it just a revealing testimony, and we're so proud of you. we played some of it on friday and discussed it and we're going to talk more about it and some of the reaction coming from it. as well as people sharing their own free the curls testimonies as well. >> absolutely. talking about it in reference to themselves, their kids, everything. so yeah, excited to talk about that. >>> we do begin this morning with pr

and speaking of pop, it's time for pop news with janai norman. >> it's pop news.r, perry sent taylor an olive branch as she opened up her con kehrt tour and a virtual plate of cookies with the word, peace at last. kati writing, it feels good. and also a geo tag in a place called let's be friends. swift replaying with 13 hearts, 13, her lucky numbers and this has fans speculating this could be a collaboration between the two love that? right? and now we've got an exclusive from architectural digest. john stamos, his wife and son opening up their beautiful home in beverly hills. it's a two bedroom that he bought in 2005 and was his bachelor pad. that evolved as he became a married man and now a father. so outside in another building that is his sanctuary. a music room and billy with make noise and guys like the beach boys can jam it up. >> that is fun with the the beach boys. >> that could be fun to experience there. >> a little noisy. >> and finally, the teacher we all wish we had. middle school teacher terrance bradley made a deal with his 14-year-old student says

janai norman has that story, and good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning.is lucky to be alive. not only surviving six days in the wilderness, but he was lost in treacherous terrain with deadly snakes and wildlife. unsure if anyone would ever find him. this morning new video shows the treacherous search and rescue mission to save joshua mcclatchy after six days alone in the arkansas wilderness. rescuers slowly pulling him down the steep slope in the dead of night. at one point, a rock falling. hitting him in the head and leaving a gash. >> not just one miracle. it was hundreds of miracles. the texas native setting out on a solo hike to celebrate his 38th birthday. that night, texting his mother, i'm dehydrated and getting low on water. i have bad reception and can't make calls. task forces embarking on an urgent hunt until friday night when a window of good weather allowed the national guard to fly a helicopter with infrared technology. >> the pilot actually spotted someone moving through the brush with the light. >> reporter: unable to land the helicopter,

janai norman has the story. good morning, janai. >> reporter: robin, good morning.first it was one teen who was swept away by floodwaters, and eventually, all six between the ages of 13 and 15 needed help and that water was nearly three feet high from a heavy downpour when the fire chief went in to save them. this is the moment rescuers saved three of six teenage boys from rushing waters in northern ohio. >> got it, hold on, hold on tight! >> reporter: the six teens were playing in a creek when flash floodwaters forced one of them into a storm drain. >> i think one got swept in and the rest were trying to help. >> reporter: the fire chief, soaked from head to toe after jumping in those same flood waters to save the teens, as the other five also ended up caught in the current trying to save their friend. >> they kind of linked arms to try to get them out and a couple more got sucked in. >> reporter: the water carried one of the teens a half mile underground while another was able to escape and call police. you can see officers' bodycam video capturing some of the res

drowning accident, but have really turned this into an inspiring loss for so many other families and janai normananged their lives playing outside doing gymnastics and a water gun fight and moments later doing cpr on their youngest son. >> reporter: this morning, granger smith and his wife amber ba bartlett opening up for the first time since the tragic death of their 3-year-old son river. >> i don't think i've ever been nervous to do a video. >> reporteonoube ing how ey're trying to heal. >> i'll hold off on meet and greets. music has always been my healing. it's the place i have always turned to. >> reporter: granger, famous for music and his family's p youtube page, the smiths, announced the tragic death by drowning of his son approximately two weeks ago on social media triggering an outpouring of support from celebrities and families. >> we have talked to a lot of families that have gone through similar situations. we have talked to some celebrity parents who have gone through this. that seems to really help, having that understanding with each other. >> reporter: in the video the couple expl

janai norman is here with more on this. good morning, janai. >> reporter: guys, good morning.nned a vacation to spain and portugal and says he has already been donating some of his $2.4 million in winnings to children's nonprofits, as he joins this elite group of game show winners. >> $2,195,557. [ applause ] and the beat goes on. >> reporter: they are the moments people dream about. >> aaagh! >> reporter: ordinary people winning life-changing amounts of money on game shows. >> you have $1 million. >> reporter: and this morning, "jeopardy james" holzhauer is joining that exclusive club walking away from his reign of terror nearly $2.5 million richer. >> literature, a thousand. >> answer, daily double. >> reporter: in 2004 after winning 74 games, ken jennings became a household name, winning a record $2.5 million during his "jeopardy!" run. >> ken. >> what's the trojan horse? >> what is the dodo? >> what is stella? >> reporter: even landing on barbara walters' most fascinating people's list. >> when a little kid comes up to you and says, can i have a autograph, what do you usua

abc's janai norman is here with what it means for your music, movies and more and, janai, this is the a mix of nostalgia and a sigh of relief. ♪ help, not just anybody >> reporter: after 18 years, apple is breaking up the band. the company revealing monday that it's pulling the plug on itunes sending the once revolutionary service into retirement, replacing it with three apps for your music, your podcasts and your video. >> our itunes is not one app but three. >> reporter: before the iphone, before the ipod, there was itunes. ♪ ♪ push the button >> reporter: unveiling in 2001 by steve jobs as a new way to listen to and buy music, what the company called jukebox software. users could create and manage their own music libraries, burn their own cds and buy songs for just a dollar. steve jobs saying at its launch in 2001, itunes is miles ahead of every other jukebox application, and we hope its dramatically simpler user interface will bring more people into the digital music revolution coming at a crucial time for both the music industry and apple when so many people were pirating music u

about her new show, and of course, a lot more, and now it's time to talk about "pop news" with janai normanday of summer. >> yeah. >> you can't always get what you want but, hey, this is pretty darned close. rolling stones fans, get ready for some satisfaction, front man mick jagger is back. look, seen here on stage at chicago's soldier field thursday, rehearsing for tonight's kickoff of the no filter tour following his heart procedure back in april, writing looking forward to seeing you all. sure looks happy to be right back where he belongs. he also posted this video to instagram during the band's sound check, looking relaxed, ready to go, and look. remember this video? jagger posted this back in may during his recovery, showing off those moves. maybe we'll see some of those moves when the stones' "no filter" tour kicks off tonight and rolls all the way through august 31st. >> you got to see those moves. >> moves like jagger. >> that was not long after the procedure. that was crazy. >> i know. >> 76. almost 76, yes. >> my goodness. >>> now, royal watchers and meghan markle fans might be s

janai norman. >> let's get to some "pop news." i don't have as much backup.a comeback. announcing that they're working on a new album. [ applause ] singer natalie maines posting a playful video with her fellow dixie chicks. look at this. >> dixie chicks album coming. >> someday. >> someday. >> natalie captioning it with hashtag dcx 2019. if you're wondering who that guy is, that's jack antonoff, a musician and frequent taylor swift collaborator. speculation, yep, so many fans are thinking about a t. swift/dixie chicks collaboration since taylor, look at this also featured a painting of the band on the wall in her music video for "me" so here's hoping, right? if you can believe it their last album "take the long way" dropped 13 years ago, so, fans, they are ready for this one. one person commenting saying, i've never been more ready for anything in my entire life and i think that fan is not alone. >> devoted fan. >> yeah. >>> and now we're getting a look at the secret wedding of jfk jr. and carolyn bessette 20 years after their tragic death. footage has just b

now it's time for "pop news" with janai norman. >> a bit of an adele comeback.my winner made a surprise performance at the no more whack party event on tuesday night showing she is a beast on the mic rapping nicki minaj's famous verse from kanye's famous hit "monster." she nails it. no confirming details about an upcoming album, rumor has it that she is feeling the fire posting recently if she did release new music, it, quote, will be a drum and bass record to spite you, maybe she'll add some rap verses. >> anything she does. anything she does. [ applause ] >> that video was incredible of her. >>> next to a revelation from the leading lady of country music. dolly parton is known for amping up the glam but apparently she doesn't just wear her makeup 9 to 5. her makeup is pulling overtime working overnight. dolly is serious about her beauty rest confessing to "the new york times" she doesn't take her makeup off before bed. she goes to bed with it and cleanses her face in the morning, not at fight because, quote, you never know if you're going to wreck the bus, if