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john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and all of us here at abc news remembering lindy boggs and of course, thinking of our colleague and our friend cokie tonight, after the loss of her treasured mother. >>> there is another passing to note from the world of music j.j. cale. from johnny cash to the allman brothers to carlos santana. but his closest relationship was probably with guitarist eric clapton for who he wrote "after midnight." ♪ after midnight ♪ let it all hang down >> j.j. cale died of a heart attack, he was 74 years old. what a great song. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news" this saturday night -- the family coming home, after summer vacation, their home empty, the locks changed. the bank went to the wrong home. are they blaming gps? >>> later tonight on "world news" -- we'll take you where they live well into their 90s, into 100s. with their memories and their moves. so, is it a diet? is it a drug? their secrets, revealed. [poof!] [clicks mouse] there's doughnuts in the conference room. there's doughnuts in the conference room. automatic discounts the moment you s

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to john tonight. >>> still much more ahead on "world news." mosquito season is here and we wondered, do these candles work? and we asked about the bug zappers so many of us have in the backyard, do they work? and all the home remedies, you told us about. tonight we'll reveal the one thing you have in your home that works. >>> later in the broadcast, a lesson for us all to check the grocery bag even after we've taken out all the groceries. one family did and it has changed their life forever. what they discovered, coming up. this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, k ought all the groceries. one family did and it heads changed their life forever. coming up. aok ought all the groceries. one family did and it heads changed their life forever. coming up. kok ought all the gro. one family did and it heads changed their life forever. coming up. eok ought all the groceries. one family did and it heads changed their life forever. coming up. k ought all the groceries. one family did and it heads k ought all the gro

john donvan, abc news. >> never looked better indeed. thanks so much for watching.lways working for you at abcnews.com. "nightline" is later. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "good morning america" and tomorrow night right back here. have a great 4th of july. >>> next at 6:00 back at the bargaining table but is there progress in talks to end the bart strike? a live update just seconds away. >> the commute crunch once again, traffic inching along in san francisco. a third day, you'll see how long goitsing to take your loved ones to get home tonight. >> plus, tragedy in paradise. family and friends remember a local student killed when a tree came crashing down today. >> a blow to city college of san francisco. a decision could devastate of future of tens of thousands of students. >> bart suck autos that sums it up in the minds of many drivers. frustration grows, commuters fed up with yet another long ride to work. bad news is there is no end in sight to the walkout. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> different day, same story. for the ride home, it's just gridlock out t

you heard it there in john donvan's piece.o, she used her seat in congress to open up opportunities for women and midnights, particularly economic opportunities. but the quote i love best is the one that bill clinton used when appointing her ambassador to the vatican, she's the only person on earth who can convince the pope i'm worth dealing with. and that is true. >>> a slightly less wholesome story. anthony weiner, abc's jeff zeleny confirming this morning, weiner's campaign manager quit in the wake of the escalating sexting scandal. do you envision him surviving this and winning the race? >> to win, that's almost impossible. his support began to plummet. he was leading the race, but the new revelations came out this week that said the sexting had continued. his support began to plummet. we have been surprised by voters before. but at this point his campaign does seem to be unraveling, even though he seems determined to stay in this no matter what. >> both he and his wife. >> she is standing by his side. the big question rig

for "my generation," this is john donvan. - here's a little wisdom trivia for you. desmond tutu liked the idea of the project so much, he helped andrew recruit people for the book by personally asking them to participate. now, there's an offer you can't refuse. - i can kind of pass on something that i've been acquainted with and let whoever it is pick the bones out of it. i don't know anything about wisdom, really. - boxing coach junious hinton got his education from the school of hard knocks. no wonder his teaching style can best be described as wisdom with a wallop. - the jab wasn't right. i love the sport of boxing. take your time. beautiful. it's like living. you get out of it what you put in it. you have to be disciplined. you have to have moves, and you have to stick with it. i'm originally from north carolina. i lived on a farm. i quit school at 16. at 18 years old, i was living in new york city, making $42 a week on my own. you couldn't tell me nothing then. you couldn't tell me. when i got married, you couldn't tell me nothing. you couldn't tell me nothing.

john donvan, abc news. >>> all right. coming up.s of miles on the ground and in the air. we will explain. >> he's amazing. >> also ahead, the selfie nation, why young people seem obsessed with sharing every facial expression with the world. are we creating a generation of narcissists? look inside the trend of "look at me." ♪ ok at me." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by no no hair removal. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by no no hair removal. weather brought to you by no no hair removal. hd-3 ♪ >>> all right. welcome back. we have been taking selfies of ourselves here at the desk all morning long. during the commercial break. to pass along a story for you a good way to pass the time on the fourth of july. >> why not? we're not the only ones taking selfies. the question may be, who isn't taking them? we're up all night with abc's juju chang. >> reporter: the selfie, the digital self portrait the cultural touch stone of our smartphoning social networking age. here is eminem at the louvr

for "nightline," i'm john donvan in washington. >> wow standing by your man. a controversial thing.e really took sides. some say you are a sap. others say you are noble. love is love. runs the gamut. >> that really is their own personal deal. huma and anthony are dealing with that on their own. i think it is a different story, different animal when it is all out in the open. now you are asking me to look at this man as potential mayor of new york and someone who in my opinion is no longer making good decisions is, misleading and deceitful. now he lied about. he lied the first time. and now it's coming out he continued to do it well after he resigned. i understand a man with a problem. >> timing is very key. i admire people being forgiving. i like to think i would be the same way. "the new york times," the daily news they're all saying at this point you have to drop out of the race. >> influential publications in the voter base. >> yes. >> let's get to our facebook question of the day. >> we want to know if you are anthony weiner's wife. what would you do? join the discussion at wnnf

we are up on "nightline" with john donvan. >> reporter: a man is found passed out in a motel 6 in palmrushed to the desert regional medical center. he is still unconscious when he arrives, but at least the contents of his room contain identifying information. name, michael thomas boatwright. age 61. birth place, florida, usa. except when he finally comes to, and opens his mouth, he can only speak one language, and it's not english. and he was suddenly calling himself by a swedish name which spelled out looks like this. johan ek. and his american past, it was gone, he said. forgotten. the question is, what is this? what it's not is a condition called fas, foreign accent o cfsynd something that this british woman, kay russell, developed after suffering a terrible migraine. >> what do i think it sounds i know it sounds totally differentused >> reporter: hear that? here's how she sounded in a sales video a few years earlier. >> hello. my name is kay lawrence and i'd like to welcome you to the premiere in-flight vi >> when i see that, i see the person i used to be. >> reporter: so this spon