i'm nick watt for "nightline."ndon. >> amy, my daughter is in stores now thanks to nick and thank you for watching abc news. jimmy kimmel is up next. have a great weekend.

for those looking to hone your combat skills for the end of days here's abc's nick watt. >> what's yourwhat do we know about the assailant? >> get down now. >> reporter: they call this zombie apocalypse. it's like a video game, but you're actually in it, and you're being hunted by zombies. >> they seem to be completely relaxed. they just attack, and they will consume everything that they come across. >> i'll be glad to get out of here. >> you guys got it. [ shouting ] >> disdeath. it's death that's coming and it's slowly coming. no matter what you do, it's always going to get you in the end. >> reporter: and that's why zombies capture human imagination in the movies, books, and video games, and now for real. well, kind of. >> what we found out about the infection it's spread through touch. if you're touched, you become infected. >> my friend mark and i accepted our mission to find food in this abandoned, zombie-infested shopping mall. this is, by the way, really an abandoned shopping mall. >> there's one. just gone into that shop. oh, he got me! he got me. >> everyone loves a good scare

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in london. >> you can watch will.i.am performing in the concert for theation with katie cor kur

nick watt is inside buckingham palace with the latest. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we're just down the street from you in the backyard of buckingham palace. how about that. 12,000 people are about to gather here for a jubilee picnic. the brits are pulling out all the stops to celebrate the 60 years on the throne for the little lady that lives in the palace behind me. it all kicked off with the biggest flotilla on the thames in 350 years. 1,000 boats from kayaks to gone do -- gondolas. 1 million people lined the banks. >> i'm a bit tired. it was worth it. i can't wait to see the queen. i think she's very good at being queen. >> 60 years in the same job deserves to be rewarded. >> reporter: and there's the royal barge. kate in red, the chaps in uniform, and the queen, in icy white. organizers wanted to re-create something out of an ancient painting. they did well. meanwhile, across the land, thousands of street parts. scones and cream, warm beer, and bon ami. even a kiss for charles. then -- the rain got heavier. th

here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: there's a mystical himalayan mountain. 21,500 feet high.i am valery rozov. >> reporter: rozov just spent six grueling days climbing that mountain. then strapped himself into a wing suit and jumped. the highest base jump ever attempted. a little wagner please? ♪ >> reporter: now, rozov, a 47-year-old russian, was also the first guy to jump off mount -- this mountain in antarctica. the first guy to jump into this russian volcano -- ♪ a member of the bravado band of base jumpers testing limits, flirting with the fate of icarus. my own favorite, gary connery, who just jumped out of a helicopter in a wingsuit -- but without a parachute, aiming for those cardboard boxes to break his fall. he made it. >> tell us how it was. >> i am in a strange space if i'm totally honest. >> reporter: now back to valery rozov, miraculously, drifting safe to terra firma in the himalayas and that new world record. >> everything is wonderful and i am here. >> reporter: safe and sound after a feat that one of his brave brethren is no doubt already planning to beat. n

abc's nick watt now on the historic pageantry of this day. ♪ very superstitious >> reporter: on stagee likes of stevie wonder amd will.i.am. and on the mall, tens of thousands waving flags. but the queen showed up without prince philip. her husband of nearly 65 years was taken ill this afternoon, a bladder infection. palace officials say the prince was brought here to this london hospital as a precautionary measure. right now he being assessed and treated and they say he will remain in the hospital for the next few days. ♪ so tomorrow, the final day of these mammoth jubilee celebrations, the prince won't be in his customary spot in the carriage, next to his wife. he turns 91 this weekend and spent christmas in the heart with heart trouble. but he was sprightly on the royal barge yesterday in a 1,000-boat jubilee flotilla. not sure if the concert this big anyway. >> my father couldn't be with us because, unfortunately, he is taken unwell but, ladies and gentlemen, if we shout loud enough, he might just hear us in hospital. [ cheers ] >> reporter: grace jones managed to keep a hula hoop

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i'm nick watt, dying a slow death in zombie apocalypse. >> well done, nick.bie genre includes movies, video games and books worth $5 billion according to the wall street news. >> rob, this was on display >>> this morning on "world news now" -- summer sizzle, the oppressive heat wave putting much of the country into the danger zone today. >> we expect some record heat out there well into the danger zone as summer officially arrives later today. it is wednesday, june 20th. >>> we made it, it is wednesday. good morning, everybody. i'm paula faris on this hump day. >> hump day. i'm rob nelson. we'll get to today's extreme heat, advisories, warnings in just a second. we are also going to take you to mexico where the g-20 just wrapped up. get this -- leaders of the world's most powerful countries managed to find common ground on one very important issue. so there has been some progress down there in the paradise of cabos. >> are they agreeing it is beautiful down there? >> we all can agree. >> margaritas are good? >> the drinks are good. get the euro zonone togethe

for those of you looking to hone your combat skills for the end of days, here's abc's nick watt. >> okay down! >> reporter: they call this zombie apocalypse. it's like a video game, but you're actually in it, and you're being hunted by zombies. >> they seem to be completely relaxed. they will consume everything that they come across. >> i've got to get out of here. you guys are it! [ shouting ] >> it's coming and it's coming no matter what you do. it's always going to get you in the end. >> and that's why zombies capture human imagination in the movies, books, and video games, and now for real. well, kind of. >> if you're touched, you become infected. >> my friend mark and i accepted our mission to find food in this abandoned, zombie-infested shopping mall. this is, by the way, really an abandoned shopping mall. >> there, just gone into that shop. oh, he got me! >> everyone's a good scare. you know your gun just shoots plastic bebes. you know you're playing two hundred bucks to play, but then you forget. >> i'm running out of amo. let's go! you're going to feel that you really are out th

for for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, london. >> it's already looming large nick [ maleceiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, wih citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> well, we live in a time when too many good things are dubbed the greatest. but in 1992, for 17 days and nights, the nation, the globe watched, without a doubt, the greatest basketball team ever assembled. "sports illustrated" called them the dream team. and one of its stars has written this book, "the treatment team." so influential. he's a dear friend, a mentor of mine. jack mccallum, so good to join us this morning. this is a team you covered. you even covered the players prior to its assembling. what was so significant about this team at this

abc's resident, nick watt, goes behind the scenes. >> reporter: the star of the show is merida.ooting from my own hand. we met her appropriately in scotland. kelly macdonald, star of "boardwalk empire." >> she showed me a kindness. and i sought to return it. >> reporter: "no country for old men." >> nice seeing you again. >> reporter: "trainspotting." and, with merida, never done this before. not bad. >> this is a live action movie, i would never get in the casting room. like tom cruise in "mission impossible." i'm not that. >> reporter: you get to play somebody that you would never play. >> yeah. the animators make me look really amazing. >> reporter: but what kelly is scottish. >> his leg was clean off. >> reporter: was it nice to do something in your own accent? >> yes. >> i don't speak to her. she just doesn't listen. >> reporter: seems like everyone with a scottish accent that can act is in this movie. okay. slight exaggeration. >> your majesty, i present my ear -- >> nate ferguson is in it. billy connolly plays merida's dad. >> it's unique because the lead is a little girl

five others are three strokes back, including nick watt any.ct approach shot for a tiger woods playing like his old self. a curving 35-foot birdie putt through the shadows on 5. >>> finally a royal parade in downtown l.a. thousands lined the streets to cheer the nhl champion kings. they rolled through the staples center on flatbed trucks and buses. all to a fan rally at the staples center. congratulations to them. >>> when we come back, another look at this morning's top stories and victory lap. after being the first private company to visit the international space station, spacex headquarters gets a visit from nasa's chief. >>> the forecast in some cities around the country. d.c., mostly sunny, 80 degrees. partly sunny, 84 in atlanta. partly sunny, 92 in st. louis. 86 in denver. partly sunny, 73 in seattle. >>> top stories now on a friday morning. president obama and mitt romney campaigned in ohio yesterday. both focusing on the economy. the president said a vote for romney is a return to the recession era mistakes of the past. romney said the

nick watt, abc news, london. >>> don't miss tonight's special on the jubilee concert with behind there else. katie couric's coverage begins tonight at 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. what an eclectic group of performers. grace jones. tom jones. when you think of the queen you do think of will.i.am. >> a little sarcasm there. >> just a touch. >> tonight will be a good night, right? >> yes. >> but today it's all about today. it's the big finale and it's going to be expected to be more subdued. they'll have a flyover as well. >> and a church service. a little more stoic, perhaps, for today's festivities. >> ear plugs? >> she didn't even stay for the entire concert apparently. she didn't need those ear plugs too long. seems like the queen was having a good time with the rest of the country. >> it is a sight to behold, even if you really couldn't care less about the royal family. it is -- >> it's a big party. >> come on, rob. spit it out. >>> here's your tuesday forecast, everybody. high winds, hail, heavy rain and flooding around seattle, portland, boise and billings. also windy in northern

abc's nick watt has more on that epic jump. >> reporter: there's a mystical himalayan mountain 21,500hello. i'm valery rozov. >> reporter: rozov just spent six grueling days climbing that mountain, then strapped himself ton a wing suit and jumped. the highest base jump ever attempted. a little wagner, please? ♪ rozov, a 47-year-old russian, was also the first guy to jump off this mountain in antarctica. the first guy to jump into this russian volcano. my own favorite, gary connery just jumped out of a helicopter in a wing suit but without a parachute, aiming for those cardboard boxes to break his fall. he made it. >> tell us how it was. >> i am in a strange space if i'm totally honest. >> reporter: now back to valery rozov. 90 seconds after his leap miraculously drifting safe to terra firma in the himalayas and that new world record. >> everything is successful, and i'm here. >> reporter: safe and sound after a feat that one of his brave brethren is no doubt already planning to beat. nick watt, abc news, london. >> mm. >> more power to him. >> six days to climb it. 90 seconds to fly d

here's nick watt. >> we're at ground level. as you say, no prince philip. rushed to the hospital yesterday. kate was overheard saying this morning he's okay, he's getting better. what a thing to miss. day like this comes along once in a blue moon. as far as the queen is concerned, the show must go on. the young and the glamorous royals are out in force. there for grandma. a monarch is celebrating 60 years on the throne. loyal subjects camped out overnight for a glimpse. >> she puts the great in great britain. so, that's why we're here. we're here to celebrate that. >> reporter: the queen is determined not to let her husband's health get in the way of the day. prince philip's bladder infection. the result, perhaps, of the long blustery dayton river on sunday. the prince, who turns 91 this weekend, will remain in the hospital for a few days. but was sorely missed last night at the jubilee concert. >> the only sad thing about this evening is that my father couldn't be here with us. and if we shout loud enough, he might just hear it in hospital and get better.

defending at&t national champ nick watt knee with the incredible approach shot on the par 5 17th rolling, bouncing, rolling, right into the hole. a double eagle for wattney. he's tied with tiger woods at second as well. phil, tiger bubba back on the course again today. >>> nationals, last time the yankees were in 2006 it was 2006 at rfk stadium. then rookie ryan zimmerman won the final game of the series with this walkoff home run. this weekend's series will undoubtedly be a great one. both teams if first place and -- in first place and both teams have six game win streaks. gonzalez against phil hughes tonight at nats park. >>> orioles going for the sweep last night against pittsburgh. already up 5-0 in the 4th when matt wieters sends one to short. gets it past two pirates. wieters with four hits and rbi in this game. and then the same inning two batters later, scott pierce a three run shot to left. he drove in a career-high five runs on the night. former oriole erik bedard is rocked on the mound as the birds take this one 12-6 sweeping the pirates. >>> that's a quick look at sports this

and abc's nick watt has the latest. nick? >> reporter: good morning, lara. prince charles has made a sort of video tribute to his mum. and how many people can say this? i always thought my mama looks wonderful in a tiara. well, prince charles ask. and he shows us a mashup of his home movies and his own commentary. so, this is the queen, as we know her. hat and a handshake. this is the queen as we've never seen her before. charles, his sister, anne, with mum and dad at balmoral. the balmoral epic, much of it filmed by the queen and prince philip themselves. >> she wields the camera. >> i think the queen has more talent than people give her credit for. >> we would get down for the winter, as well. but this is summertime. >> reporter: beach vacations in england. prince philip, joining in the fun. and this photograph was taken in the hours before elizabeth was crowned queen. >> a little 4 1/2-year-old prince charles running beside her, holding her hand. we're reminded, she's not just the queen. she's a mother. >> now, we're back inside buckingham palace. the cro

and nick watt has more on that. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, i'm imagining him sitting in a jail cell, still wearing his headband, clutching his racket. of course, it won't pray out that way. but he is in a lot of trouble. british police are investigating an allegation of assault on a line judge. it's the final of the warm-up tournaments before wimbledon. queen's club, london. you get the idea. threatening clouds, grass courts, light applause, then this. argentine ace, david nalbandian, one set up, but losing his way in the second. one more time, in slow-mo. a bloody shin. an awkward apology. foot fault nalbandian, in a major way. >> violation. unsportsman-like conduct. default mr. nalbandian. >> it's an absolutely desperate way -- >> sometimes everybody do a mistake. and i didn't feel that the point like that, especially on a final. i'm very sorry. >> it's not going to do wonders for his public image. but he's an experienced player. he's a player who has been around the block a few times. i have no doubt who he will come back from this.

and abc's nick watt joins us from london with the latest on this. od morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, german police have spent the last nine months trying to solve this mystery. they launched a worldwide investigation to find forest boy's true identity. he said his name was ray and that he had little memory of his past life. his life before he spent five years in the woods. an extraordinary tale of survival. forest boy claimed he fled to the woods with his dad five years ago after his mom was killed in a car wreck. he claims his dad died last summer. so he walked back to civilization. forest boy this morning, unmasked. he's called robin van helsum. he's 20 years old. he's dutch. he was identified by friends who saw that photo, the exasperated german police released to the world this week. his stepmother has confirmed forest boy is a liar. he went missing just last fall, a few days before he showed up at berlin town hall with a dose of amnesia and his scarcely believable tale. but as we reported yesterday, his tent and sleeping b

and our friend, abc's nick watt, joining us from london with that story. good morning to you, nick.tish royals are a very secretive bunch. it's symbols and signs. we've been pouring all over that jubilee coverage. and we found evidence of a bold, new, royal strategy. that picture tells a story. the queen celebrating 60 years on the throne with a hand-picked hard core. unlike balcony appearances of the past. no extraneous, minor royals. >> they are hanging in. >> reporter: prince edward was dispatched to visit ailing prince philip in hospital. last night, the queen gave a tv address. and placed behind her, will and kate's engagement photo. kate passed the test. >> everything the queen does now is going to be about reinforcing the line of succession. pushing what comes next. >> reporter: she is, after all, 86. but remember, charles and camilla come next. and unthinkable a couple of years ago, camilla's now inside the circle of trust. this trio has a brighter future. >> when i saw prince harry for the first time, i freaked out. >> i have it weighted in my direction. >> reporter: we're

abc's nick watt is in london with more on this mystery. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, george. it is an incredible story. he's become known as forest boy. the kid says his real name is ray. he doesn't remember his last name. he says he's been living wild in the woods for years. but beyond that, remembers very, very little. do you recognize this boy? german police are getting desperate. they just released this picture hoping someone somewhere can solve this extraordinary mystery. it began when forest boy walked into the berlin town hall last fall with a barely believable tale. his mom was called doreen. apparently she was killed in a car wreck five years ago. that's when ray and his dad, ryan, left the real world. his dad died last summer after a heavy fall. ray buried him in a shallow grave and walked five days for civilization. sent his fingerprints around the world, nothing. checked his dna against every missing persons list, nothing. whenever we want to get into detail with him, he breaks it off. his sleeping bag doesn't

. >>> let's get to abc's nick watt for the latest on prince philip. he will be 91 years old this weekend, hospitalized late on monday. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, guys, from an increasingly loud trafalgar square, here to watch the day unfold. but no prince philip. he's in the hospital. but the queen will be flying solo. a day like today comes along once in a blue moon. as far as the queen's concerned, the show must go on. the young and the glamorous royals are out in force. there for grandma, the star of the show. for only the second time in 1,000 years of british history, a monarch is celebrating 60 years on the throne. loyal subjects camped out overnight for a glimpse. >> she puts the great in great britain. so, that's why we're here. we're here to celebrate that. >> reporter: the queen is determined not to let her husband's health get in the way of the day. for instan prince philip's bladder infection. the prince, who turns 91 this weekend, will remain in the hospital for a few days. but was sorely missed last night at the jubilee