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♪ history will be made at the belmont stakes tomorrow. a jockey is set to become the first female jockey to ride in all three triple crown races in the same year. pretty impressive. >> very impressive. to see why that is a rare event we have our correspondent who went to the racing academy where would-be jockeys are trained. good morning, nicky. >> good morning, john, diana. the freshman class at this exclusive jockey school accepted 12 students into their racing program. believe it or not, 11 are women. these young ladies are fighting the odds and manning up in this macho world. it is a rare sight, a bright pink riding helmet flying along above a racehorse. the young woman beneath its brim grew up with her heart set on

this. a shot as a professional jockey in the death-defying, adrenaline-pumping sport of racing a thoroughbred up to 40 miles an hour. >> i just love horses. love riding. love going fast. >> reporter: here in lexington, kentucky where horses and hooves are plenty. this 22-year-old is a few strides away from graduation at the only jockey school in the u.s., north american racing academy. only 16% of licensed jockeys are female. right now the top 100. only two are women. one of the women is rosie napravnik, while often alone in the female locker room. tomorrow all eyes will be on her. she is riding her way into history. as the first woman ever to ride in all three triple crown races. >> no princesses, you know. you got to be one of the guys. >> reporter: 19-year-old jockey student, knows full well it is a cutthroat sport. >> when we first started riding, it was basically like the movie "hunger games."

>> reporter: expected to weigh under 112 pounds, these young ladies will risk their health and even their lives. >> since 1940, two jockeys a year and two more are paralyzed every year. so it is a lot more dangerous than nascar, parachuting or skydiving. >> reporter: according to the jockeys guild there are 48 accidents a week involving jockeys. >> i fell off had a bad concussion last summer. and you know, get back on the horse. you don't let it phase you. >> reporter: that burning desire for some adrenaline, for others money. for most it is nothing more than a simple love of horses. >> when you are on that horse, they're running for you. you can feel that. they love it. >> one student did quit. just this week another had a bad fall. they're a tough bunch taking a chance. inspired by rosie. >> tell me, nikki, what exactly does her success mean for other females wanting to be jockeys. other young girls who may look up to this. >> it's funny. rosie when she started her

career would go by initials ar to disguise herself as the a male. she said she doesn't love being celebrated as a female. just wants to be one of the guys known for her great riding. she is a great inspiration to these young girls. >> you were an equestrian, show jumping, at jockey school you got on a thoroughbred. how was that different? >> it was different. i got this. i can do this. it was humbling. the technique is different. it is some ways reverse. i did show jumping. interestingly the trainers at the school said they almost prefer students who have never ridden so they don't have to break the bad habits. don't think you will see me in the kentucky derby any time soon. >> we'll watch the belmont stakes with an entirely new perspective. all right, nikki, thanks. >> thanks. deep fried dough topped with sugar. wonder what that is about. we are celebrating the tradition. the doughnut. we'll try versions of the bakery

favorite. in our next half hour, the 6-year-old girl who demanded a drastic hair cut. why her mother allowed it. it started quite a debate.arwat now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our

♪ ♪ d-d-d donuts >> what is she singing about? >> i don't know. something to kooto do with doughnuts. >> what a coincidence? we happen to be celebrating an important holiday today, national doughnut day. can't believe you didn't know that. >> yeah. >> it's got american roots that go very deep. bet you didn't know salvation oorm army volunteers served doughnuts to troops in france back in world war one. >> the salvation army, created national donut day in 1938 to

honor volunteers and raise money to. today 10 billion doughnuts are made and scarfed down in the u.s. every year. on this holiday get one free. at dunkin' donuts, krispy kreme and other shops. free doughnuts! >> oh, yeah. "world news now" paid a visit to a shop in new york that takes the doughnut to an entirely different level. the doughnut planet. makes doughnuts by hand. experiments with players all the time. this morning i sent over samples for a taste test, why not? >> morgourmet stuff. >> i will tell you what is in here before i dig in. >> go for it. >> i have carrot cake. little pieces of carrot all over it. this is, tres leches. and chocolate blackout. ha. which should i try. >> the right box. mine are avant-garde, peanut butter glaze, strawberry jam

inside. creme brule, donut, torched with vanilla custard. sound good. little jobbies are coconut-lime doughnuts filled with coconut lime custard. how is it? you went for the chocolate doughnut. >> it is filled with more chocolate goodness. this is my box! >> i want the carrot cake to be different. >> get out of my box! >> all right. >> you can have my box. >> carrot cake. >> it is my donut. d-d-d donuts. it's great. now i need a big glass of milk instead of this water. >> you take over. >> want me to take it. coming up, see what happens when a kitty got stuck in a vending machine. you are moments away from "the mix" and the brand-new polka.

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think they're more attractive. like a beer goggles effect a new study when men are tired they overestimate how interested women are. i walk around, perpetually tired. i must think i am hot stuff. the factor was not noticed on women. one night of poor sleep makes a man think his chance with a woman is greater even if she has no interest whatsoever. in a surprise twist, the same effect is not the same with women, they have clear idea judgment if they're worn out. like beer goggles. >> makes sense. coming up, brand-new polka just for you. >> you love me, i can tell. >> oh -- ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every

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this morning on "world news now" -- driving downpours from tropical storm andrea, the giant weather system barreling up interstate 5. damage left behind and the mess in the hours ahead. political hangups, the government's access to your telephone records. the secrecy scandal and who is pointing fingers at the white house. demanding daughter. the 6-year-old who insisted on a drastic haircut. would you give your little girl a mohawk? meet a mom who finally thought it was a good idea. new heights for justin bieber. we are not talking about the teen heartthrob's talent, not at all. we are talking about where he wants to go. "the skinny" is out of this world on this friday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with

john muller and diana perez. good friday morning. going to be a wet weekend. >> it is here in the northeast. a lot of wet weather. on our way. good napping weather. >> absolutely. it is friday. >> good for us. it is friday. >> that's the good news. >> yep. >> now let's get to the not so good news. we begin with damaging winds and flooding rains of tropical storm andreaple. >> weather system now making its way up the east coast with watches and warnings posted from northern virginia up to the, new england area, millions living in florida's gulf coast are drying out after a day of damaging weather. our coverage begins now with abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tropical storm andrea crossed florida, dumping rain and flooding roads. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season bringing with it sustained winds as high as 60 miles an hour. tornados have touched down in florida forcing families to take cover. >> i heard it start to rumble. i grabbed her. we got in my bathroom closet. >> reporter: places like here in

florida, they're left with a lot to clean up. >> just amazing, been through so many hurricanes, nothing. this comes through a block wide and does this kind of damage. it is pretty intense. >> reporter: the storm is fast moving as it sets its sights north to georgia and the carolinas where the threat is clearing out beaches and chasing away some tourists. >> we got hit -- where we had to evacuate the island. we were no power for several days and no hot water for two weeks. >> reporter: before continuing on its path along the eastern seaboard. tropical storm andrea expected to bring heavy rainfall from d.c. up through boston. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> making matters worse, tropical storm andrea will be merging with a system in the northeast. >> expect powerful winds, 8 inches of rain a. meteorologist jim dickey with an update from accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john, diana. well, andrea made landfall as a tropical storm and continues to spin itself northward.

it is accelerating as we speak. going to move up the eastern seaboard as we head through friday through the weekend. the primary concern, heading forward not the wind but rainfall. this rolls up the eastern seaboard going to interact with a system, tracking out of the ohio valley. that spells heavy rainfall. headed through the weekend. as far as today is concerned, heavy rain, focused on the mid-atlantic. down on through the raleigh area, up onto new york city. rain coming down steady and heavy at times. by tonight many spots. talking multiple inches of rain. especially through south carolina into georgia. 4 to 8 inches of rain by tonight. john, diana, back to you. >> thank you, jim. we'll continue to bring you updates from accuweather all morning long. stay tuned for "america this morning" and "good morning america," as we continue to follow tropical storm andrea's path. >> our other big story this morning. new information about the government's collection of data and reportedly goes further than phone records. "the washington post" reports the nsa and fbi are tapping

directly into the servers of nine u.s. internet companies. it is an effort to track personal movements and contacts over time. four of the companies are denying the government is tapping into their systems. abc's brian ross investigates the phone record aspect of this story. >> reporter: no american is exempt from the secret program, from office workers in new york city to members of congress, hollywood celebrities, teenagers in the mall. the government doesn't listen to the phone calls, but obtains the record of every call made, to what numbers, for how long and from where. >> it reflects what you eat, what you read, political affiliations, maybe your faith, or your mental health. >> reporter: the program began under president bush who said it was limited in scope. >> we are not mining or trolling through the personal lives of millions of innocent americans. >> reporter: the publication by a british newspaper of this top secret court order requiring a verizon subsidiary to turn over all call detail records including local calls for customers confirms in

black-and-white, the program continues and is all encompassing. not what congress heard from the obama administration's top intelligence official three months ago. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> reporter: officials have told abc news, it is more than just verizon. there are similar secret orders for the records of all u.s. phone companies. >> it is sweeping. it is not what i would expect out of the united states. >> reporter: federal officials call it a critical tool used for example to track a spider web of connections for suspects like accused boston bombers. >> i can tell you within the last few years there was a domestic case thwarted because of -- of their ability to do this. >> reporter: even so -- no one we asked across government could or would tell us any specific details of the supposedly thwarted plot. like the program itself

apparently too secret for the public to know. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> lots of sides to this one. >> lots of side to this. >> believe it or not, there are actually plenty of people who are actually applauding government for doing this saying, spy agencies need this kind of information. but the latest information coming out, "washington post" bombshell about tapping into the servers of internet companies as well. lot of people say this is big brother going way too far. >> this is flying in the face of what president obama himself said back in 2007 when a senator. he was very vocal condemning the practices and demanded they end saying they were going to violate civil liberties. a lot of people say on this side say that is true. you can't just go in and troll around and see who is calling who what that is all about. especially if there is no imminent danger. if there is imminent danger you can do it. to say, "terrorism is scary," it is scary and we have our own

liberties, we are protected to know our calls are not being monitored. looking at who you're talking to and who is calling us. scary. >> a scandal. >> we'll stay on it. a day after a dying pennsylvania girl was placed on the adult waiting list for a lung transplant, her family says her condition is getting worse. under current transplant policy children under 12 including 10-year-old sarah murnaghan would have to wait for pediatric donors. the judge that put sarah on the adult list, also adds an 11-year-old boy. his mother filed a lawsuit saying he would die without a transplant. a 6-year-old girl is back with her family after being rescued from a well on a mississippi farm. the kindergartner was on a school field trip when she fell down a 35 foot well, got stuck in the mud. the opening was 15 inches wide. rescuers lowered a doll to comfort her during the three-hour ordeal. she was pulled to safety with no visible injuries. the latest gauge on the employment outlook.

released this morning. investors are eagerly anticipating this one. analysts predict the labor department will say 167,000 jobs were created last month and unemployment rate unchanged at 7.5%. last week the number of americans filing for unemployment fell by 11,000, an encouraging sign. ahead of today's job numbers, wall street staged a strong rally, yesterday afternoon. early on the dow was down as much as 116 points. thanks to a late surge the dow closed up 80 points. best day for the market in nearly three weeks. a really great idea comes to us from a little coffee shop down under. metro st. james cafe in sydney, australia. basically what they're doing this month is trying to increase love in the world. >> simple strategy. the cafe is offering pairs of patrons free coffee only if they give each other a good kiss. has to be on the lips. right, kiss. morning coffee is free. >> hmm. well it is going on for the month of june. for a couple hours each morning. i understand some work is being done to try to find a cafe to do the same thing here in new york

city. when i heard this story, about, you know, give a kiss get some free coffee. i wasn't so sure because i didn't know who i would have to kiss. >> right. >> right, careful who you walk in with. >> your siicant other. >> did i have to kiss the barista or kiss a random guy. or girl sitting around. >> sounds an investigative in-depth report. >> i will get on this. be all over this. wait. tune in tomorrow. and find out. what i discover. >> want to get some coffee? coming up, setting the record straight with whitney houston's daughter and her unhappy neighbors. a 6-year-old girl demanded a drastic hair cut. what would you do? find out what a mom did when she gave into a mohawk. you are watching "world news now." ♪ happened just the other day ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta.

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♪ almost cut my hair all right. parenting debate to think about this morning. should a mother go along with her 6-year-old daughter begs for a drastic haircut. >> a california mother faced with the choice, was so tormented by it that she blogged about it and got a very, very large conversation going. abc's abbie boudreau paid her a visit.

>> reporter: 6-year-old lucy haircut is creating hair raising headlines. her mother, jackie loves it too. defending her daughter's mohawk-inspired style online to out raged moms who blog that lucy's too young. the great hair chop was the kindergartner's idea. >> i was thinking and thinking. lots of days. and then i came up with it, it was in my head. >> reporter: at first her mom who also has the two sons, said, absolutely not. she thought keeping her daughter's hair long was more acceptable for a little girl. and she had flash backs to her own childhood. >> i had a lot of self-esteem issues growing up. i think as girls we all do. i don't know that we are born with them. and she hasn't gotten there. why was i putting my years of experience and trying to please other people and look a certain way on someone who is not feeling that?

>> reporter: after six months of her daughter's relentless begging, jackie finally gave in. >> how can i raise her to be a strong, confident woman when i am dictating at 6 years old this is the way you are supposed to look. >> reporter: off to the salon and off with the hair. >> when they were cutting my ponytail, she had a look that said, "my mom believes in who i am and will help me express that." >> reporter: what do your friends think of your haircut? >> they thought i was a boy. but, they -- they saw my earrings. and it looks fantastic on me. >> reporter: yeah, it does. it really does. lucy's mom agrees. but never predicted that cutting 10 inches would be so inspiring. >> i have learned more from this than my daughter ever will. >> reporter: abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. ♪ >> first of all, the cutest kid ever. >> i have ever seen in my whole

entire life. lucy is adorable. mom says hair grows back, why not? >> if you really think about it. that age, that is the age to do something goofy, there is no consequence to ir t.alexa wante at the same age. 6. i was like, lexy, you have beautiful long hair, you don't want, bangs. blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. she went up to her room. took out the scissors. did it her self. i was ready to hit the roof. looked fantastic. did such a good job. i was like, you know what -- you were right. >> can't get upset. >> i laughed let it go. >> hair grows back. you have to pick your battles. the mom in the piece said -- "no piercings, tattoos, for 6-year-olds." but haircuts. a 6-year-old. why not? absolutely. i don't think. >> is devon going to rock a mohawk or something? >> devon has really long hair. his dad wants to cut it badly. yeah. i am going to let it grow. he can make his decision when he is 6. >> there you go. coming up, when sexy is too sexy especially when pamela anderson is involved.

>> is that possible. justin bieber taking his talent out of this world. it's coming up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this fro

skinny." hey, thanks forworld news now" stopping by.ter this fro you know, i've followed your character since the first episode. i'm a big fan, big, big fan... thank you. listen, your storyline makes for incredible tv drama. thing is, your drug use is very adult content. too adult for the kids. so, i'm gonna have to block you. aw, man. yeahh... well. have a good one. you're a nice lady. ♪ skinny so skinny >> "the skinny" time. justin bieber out of this world or soon to be any way. bieber signs on to fly into

space when richard branson's virgin galactic enterprise launches. may even shoot a music video there. great to hear justin bieber and manager signed on. that was branson in a tweet. congratulations, see you up there. bieber tweeted back. he joins 600 people who paid $200,000 to take a suborbital ride on spaceship 2, rocket powered space vehicle fly 62 miles. generally considered the cusp of outer space. cusp, leo dicaprio, ashton kutcher. signed on. >> to be, young, rich. >> i don't have a desire. not that it wouldn't be cool. >> i wonder if they're selling tickets. >> be late for the show. >> bobbi kristina, being evicted, making too much noise. her neighbors asked her to get going from her georgia apartment. well, she is lashing out. saying, that is not true. she felt her neighbors were always in her business.

they were looking to get some kind of media attention. so they left looking for bigger, better things, not because they were kicked out of their apartment. >> couldn't have been they were making too much noise. the neighbors. couldn't have been? >> no, not at all. there she is with nick gordon, >> they're just jealous! >> her boyfriend, really weird adopted brother turned boyfriend, stranger, beyond belief. anyway, remember she left this really nasty letter for her neighbors saying thank you for make a hard year harder, you are a miserable couple. you always will be. you were honored to have a beautiful successful couple living on top of you. and you couldn't deal with it. >> honored. >> honored to -- >> honored to have me living above you. >> bobbi kristina, is talented and successful -- wait, that her mom. >> was she ever. pamela anderson's show is banned in britain for being degrading to women. >> you guys be the judge. roll the thing. >> her web hosting service,

crazy domains the 49-year-old "bay watch" babe, a dream sequence. one of the men, and they're fantasizing about anderson, and they're dancing in gold bikinis and splashing in cream. when the man snaps out of the fantasy he oogles the female assistant's cleavage. the authority banned it. said it was sexist and degrading to women. >> where was this banned? >> england. britain. >> seems interesting. overseas. they're much more liberal -- when it comes to that kind of thing. as a woman i can see who wants to be. >> embarrassing watching with your kid. i suppose. >> i can see how that is a little too much. pam signed up for it. the other woman signed up. didn't think it was sexist. trying to sell, why not. okay, really quickly. miley cyrus' little brother making his modeling debut. braison cyrus. he signed a contract with wilhelmina models contract. you see him and her -- playing around. and see a picture of an adorable

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>> he devoted literally his life to saving others lives and to be able to capture tornados and to be able to save lives with the technology he developed. >> it's shameful. it is repulsive. and we are aggressively taking steps to eradicate it. >> not every single commander can distinguish between a slap on the can dish between a slap and a rape. >> mama, do not worry about me. somebody opened the account for me. people send me money here. and i do have lots of money. >> i look forward to continuing to serve on your national security team to keep our nation strong and safe. >> i would strongly urge the senate to confirm her without delay. >> i would bet my life that the substance never entered my body at any point. >> i worry about baseball being affected as a game. the whole thing. >> female, 20 motrin and cut her arm with a kitchen knife. >> this was a serious attempt.

this was not a cry for help. >> mom? >> yes, honey. >> dad told me that cherrios is good for your heart, is that true? >> 15% of all married couples now are mixed races. when you have social media allowing small elements who violently disagree with this to have their say. you are going to get this kind of reaction. >> i pray -- i have been very happy just to see the discussion about women's health expanded and that means the world to me. >> and it brings us to the facebook question of the day. >> uh-huh. what is your favorite kind of doughnut and why? log on to wnnfans.com and give us the ts de national doughnut day. th oof ma that started in 1939. up by dunkin' donuts. this is a vaunted american tradition. >> uh-huh. salvation army, volunteewho o doughnuts for soldiers in france, worl

good morning. i'm diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." the east coast bracing for days of flooding rains and powerful wind. the tropical storm andrea makes its way north. tornados from andrea are felt in other parts of florida. right now an update from accuweather on the storm's path in just a few moments. the government's monitoring of hundred of millions of phone calls, thwart eed one attempted terrorist attack in the u.s. according to some members of congress, officials tell abc news that record from all u.s. phone companies are involved. not just verizon. queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip, undergoing exploratory surgery this morning.

the palace will not reveal what is wrong. the prince expected to be in the hospital for two weeks. >> in the nba finals, tony parker of the spurs hit a desperation shot, five second left in the game last night against miami, it put san antonio up by four. that's how it ended. spurs take game one. 92-88. those are just some of the top stories on this friday. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> that was an incredible game. >> yeah, didn't get to see a play. naturally trying to get sleep before the show here. >> incredible game. >> even the announcers were like, "happy we don't have to make the call." >> i think this is going to be a great series, by the way. >> are you rooting for anybody you want to admit? >> it doesn't really matter. who do i -- who do i want? i don't know why, i am like everybody else. you want to see lebron lose. i don't know why. i like lebron.

>> because you like -- you want the underdog. that's what it is. >> crystallized my thoughts. i didn't know why. >> rooting for the underdog. there you go. absolutely. why not? me too, everybody here is. okay. we are going to begin this half hour with rain, dangerous winds and tornad from tropical storm andre which had hammered florida already. >> we are getting a look at some of the damage. surveillance cameras capturing the damage at a restaurant, a 200old comsing th the carolinas where we find abc's john camp. >> reporter: a soaker drove many visiting wrightsville beach home early. those who stayed saw the set in, a few locals taking to the surf. never missing a good ride despite the storm bearing down. >> a chance to come out have fun. we actually get some waves and stuff out here. >> reporter: one park closed. a fireworks display canceled. and a warning from coast guard

issued to boaters -- "stay off the water." for others here who have seen other more serioormsl andrea may not seem like much of a threat at all. >> we got hit, had to evacuate the island. then we -- we were no power for several no hot water for two weeks. >> reporter: while there is almost no chance of andrea bein almost no chanceal odinrea bein southeastern north carolina. rth john camp, wrightsville, some areas can expect up to 8 inches of rain. tropical storm andrea joins another weather system. >> millions in harms way. our coverage continues with meteorologist jim dickey at accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john, diana. we continue to track andrea. made landfall in florida thursd continu o sts w off to the north. soaking rainfall. the primary concern headed forn tits w the eastern seaboard, 8:00 a.m. this morning.

over eastern south carolina. then interacting with the storm o vn interacting with the storm pupaserardtome down i the day. multinchf ra >> thank you, jim. a look at the rest of your weather today. scattered showers in the midwest, indianapolis, chicago, des moines, saint louis. severe sto hai souo afternoon thundersto in northern rockies. >> 90s, sacramento, boise. 109, phoenix. 60s in thmid 66, new york. 77, btimo did not take long for the first lawsuit filed in connection with the deadly building collapse in philadelphia. the suit claims that basic safety measures were ignored in the demolition. abc's ron claiborne reports completed their search of th cf& le.pleted their search of th cf& they have found no one not since a a 61-year-old woman wa out injured but alive. >> john actually felt to see if he could feel a pso u pil

she wed t the p he held her hand. we gave her water -- beca as soon as we cleared an area for her, she tried to walk out on her own. >> reporter: rescue teams used dogs, motion detectors, sona and tracking cell phone signals to owners. to know where to dig. among the six dead, ann bryant, a 24-year-old arts student shopping at the thrift store, she was crushed. and the woman rescued was lucky, myra plekam, trapped 13 hours. others survived in collapsed buildings far longer. in the 2010 haiti earthquake, a child survived eig in rubble. in tier this year, a woman lived rmey co this year, a woman lived bangladesh. experts point to the rule of threes as the keys to survival. you can't go more than three minutes without air. more than three days without water. three weeks without food. here in philadelphia, the big pere in philadelphia, the big

nothing >> reporterrned it didn' it is not required. with no survivors left to be found, what is left of the collapsed building is being taken downy hand, considered the slower but safer way. ron claiborne, abc new, philade recall nearly 3 million older jeeps, chrysler is recalling hundreds of thousands of newer cars. more than 400,000 late model jeep patriot and compass suvs recalled. there are complaints about airbag and seatbelt defects. chrysler is recalling 200,000 jeep wranglers with v-6 engines the cars may have automatic transmission leaks. the fda may be ready to lift restrictions on a drug that treats diabetes. an advisory panel, decided avandia may not pose as big a ringe risk as first thought. studies showed it could put patients at risk for heart attacks. the fda required patients to sign releases now the agency may lift the requirement. >> fans remembering swimming champ, turned hollywood star, esther williams, she died yesterday in beverly hills at 91. brandi hitt looks back. at williams' underwater career.

>> reporter: there were bigger movie stars, no one matched the splash of esther williams. williams starred in aqua-musicals. showcasing her spectacular skills as a swimmer and diver. williams was the only leading lady in hollywood who had to look beautiful even under water. she shared the secret with abc's diane sawyer. >> it is vaseline. they would see me in the morning and they would say here she comes -- dipping their hand in the wet vaseline. and then whack. williams was nicknamed the "million dollar mermaid" after the title of one of her films. she is also credited as one of the originals of synchronized swimming. she proudly recalled when the sport debuted in the 1984 olympics. >> it was like being mama of a sport. and i loved it. i loved to watch them. >> reporter: when she retired from the screen, esther williams took a whole genre of movie musicals with her proving she was literally irreplaceable.

brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> oh. >> looked great up till the end, too. >> yeah, she did. >> beautiful woman. >> if you have cable, network classics, an esther williams, movie marathon. coming up next week. >> my daughter is a swimmer. make sure she watches one. >> oh, yeah. >> i will say, it is a history lesson. watch it. her swimsuits were a sensation, she had to market them. there was such a demand. >> i'm sure running around in the skimpy outfits. back in the day. >> i'm sure those are pretty hotsy-totsy bathing suits. >> a lot of her movies had light. >> put on a bathing suit. >> light plots. not a whole lot of indepth stuff. more about getting her into the water. all it was about. these movies. >> think you are right. >> pretty cool. may she rest in peace. new jersey's late senator frank lautenberg being buried in arlington national cemetery. lawmakers said their good-byes yesterday.

his flag draped casket was carried up the capitol steps by a nine member military color guard. lautenberg died after a battle with pneumonia, earlier this week. new jersey's attorney general is going to fill lautenberg's senate seat until a successor can be elected. the governor appointed jeffrey kasa yesterday. he has no plans to keep it long term or run in the new jersey special election for the senate. major milestone on capitol hill for john dingell, the michigan democrat, the longest serving member of congress in history. on the job, six decade. 56 years, five months, 27 days to be exact. 86 years old, beat the record held by the late senator robert bird. here is a sports headline you don't hear every day. olympic champion sprinter. usain bolt defeated. it happened in the 100-meter dash in rome. >> bolt started fourth from the top of the screen. came out strong. watch lane six. justin gatlin of the u.s. in blue finds a gear and beats bolt.

to the line. by .01 second. >> gatlin has won all five of the 100-meter events he has run this year. bolt has been nursing a hamstring injury. afterwards he felt fine during the race. gatlin and bolt looking forward to a world championship showdown coming up in august. >> wow, big time, man. >> oh, man. last time he had a significant loss was, when he was disqualified for false starting in the 2011 world championships. this is crazy. >> won the gold last summer in london. gatlin took the bronze. last night in rome -- the first time they faced each other since the olympics. >> gatlin practicing maybe. >> i guess, who knows. >> about the big, big races. >> this was a big one. ha, they will meet again. coming up, the science fiction movie and comedy flick heating up. "insomniac theater." also ahead, friends for life. meet the young man in the wheelchair. an older guy wanted to make sure he made it to college. lessons learned. and their unbroken bond.

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♪ we stick together we can see it through because you have got a friend in me ♪ >> in the season of graduations one stands out above all others at north carolina senior made his way across the stage picked up his diploma with the help of the man who may it all possible. >> that's right this is our

"favorite story of the day." abc's josh elliott shows us quite an extraordinary friendship. >> reporter: they are the unlikeliest of pairs. 22-year-old collin smith and 72-year-old ernest green known to all here at highpoint university as a package deal. >> we always have fun. >> reporter: prior to his collin, a budding three-sport athlete was involved in a horrific car accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down. green a recently retired engineer. heard through his church about the accident and felt what he says was a calling to help collin whom he never met. so he called collin's family, offering his services to the boy's overwhelmed parents. green put in 12-hour days, leaving his home before dawn to get to collin's house by 6:00 a.m. he would get collin out of bed and ready for school. and make the 45-minute drive to highpoint university. attending classes with and taking notes for collin all while pushing him three miles a day or more. did you ever feel sorry for him?

>> probably some. but i have also felt like he could do what he wanted to do. >> reporter: just weeks ago, collin graduated from college and of course, it was ernest pushing him on to that stage. >> i have been pushing him on campus for four years i wanted to push him up to get his diploma. >> reporter: green was surprised with one of his own, fitting and hard earned. for two men over the better part of the decade have come to embody together what it means to be america strong. you guys are always going to be a package deal? >> uh-huh. >> without him i wouldn't have gotten to where i needed to be or wherever i will go. it takes a lot to get somebody to be mobile and believe they can do things. the love he has had for you and the love you have for him, can you quantify it? >> i really don't have a way to measure it.

you know, once again. how do you describe ernest, you can't. it is hard to describe what we mean to each other. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, highpoint, north carolina. >> that is just great. >> how are you feeling about yourself now that you heard that story? >> man, oh man, anybody complaining today should be those two. >> 12 hour days to help him out because he had a calling when he heard about it. >> amazing. clearly. you volunteer, and he gets a lot out of it too, clearly. >> clearly does. an enormous amount. he was surprised on stage with his own. >> so glad they did that. >> he really. absolutely. collin wants to be a basketball coach. that is his dream. and he says, he knows he is in the minority. check these statistics out -- only 5% of teenagers go to school, go back to school after an accident like the one he had. only 1% go to college. less than that graduate. look at him. he is also in the minority. he has this angel next to him every single day. >> we need more ernests in the world. what a story. >> yes. coming up, sugar, fat, dough

and a lot of creativity. >> we'll meet the chef who is the driving force behind the biggest donut franchise. we are celebrating national doughnut day coming up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ab

♪ d-d-d donuts ♪ d-d-d donuts ♪ d-d-d donuts ♪ d-d-d donuts >> i will never get that out of my head. >> ever. >> happy national doughnut day, everybody. celebrating all morning. we have had our sugar highs and about to crash from sugar lows. big day for dunkin' donuts. don't you think? >> big day for krispe-kreme, awful them. >> we spoke to the executive chef of the iconic, who else to explain the little pastry's popularity. >> there are reasons why americans love doughnuts so much. first they're just fun. it is a little treat.

a little indulgence. in a lot of ways an american comfort food. i think in a lot of ways the glazed donut breakfast sandwich is only something dunkin' donuts could bring to the public on a national basis. in the u.s. alone we serve millions of doughnuts a day. i think, the official count on an annual basis is something like 2.4 billion doughnuts and munchkins annually. our most popular donut is the classic glazed yeast ring. and our stores offer munchkins and we sell those to our customers, singly to pick their favorites. most pick a box of 25 or 50 mixed flavors. what you are working for is -- you know, to get a smile out of your customer. >> our thanks to stan there. we got to tell you, we did have a delivery of dunkin' donuts headed our way. >> they never made it. >> what happened? >> they never made it. >> what's up with that? >> we have been checking downstairs.

dunkin' donuts, you failed up. in lieu of dunkin' donuts we will once again plug our friend at the doughnut plant here in new york city. they did deliver. they brought amazing creations. this is a gore may donut shop here in new york city. they do all kinds of things. the carrot cake. what is in your box? >> crème brule. i dropped the list. i don't know -- the strawberry one. it's down there -- fresh strawberry jam. how's that. >> peanut butter glaze. >> yes, also somekind of lime one. >> that's good. carrot cake. and an american, hanson gregory claimed to have invented the doughnut on a ship. >> go to dunkin' donuts get a small drink, they will give you a free doughnut. it's national doughnut day, objsly. they've got to give you something. frosted, glazed, coconut, boston cream. cinnamon, chocolate, jelly. among the best sellers at dunkin' donuts.

>> boston cream, the one i like. >> what is your favorite? >> i like the boston cream. chocolate and cream. >> how about you? >> glazed. >> glazed is classic. >> today my favorite is from the donut plant. >> mm. >> chocolate chip. >> yeah. p. >> yeah. people switching to finish

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ride out the night. a haunted homeless man arrives outside the home. their son lets him in. it draws thrill-seeking killers to their door. >> here's the plan. you have until our provisions arrive, provisions which will help us break into your home. if you don't -- if you don't deliver them by the aforementioned time we will release the beast on him. and on you. >> he seems evil. criticism of the purge is consistent. "the new york post," the pointed political satire deteriorates into a home invasion thriller. l.a. times says the movie is more interested in b-horror and bloodletting than a look at hunger game-ish class warfare. >> okay! moving on to something a little more lighthearted. whoa-whoa-whoa. and "the internship." brings wedding crashers, duo back together. vince vaughn, co-wrote the script, and owen wilson. this time they are salesmen put out of business by the digital world. they talk themselves into internships at google where they work with interns, digital natives. >> i am taking the photo and you are putting the photo on the line. >> yeah, putting my photos out on the line. an exchange. >> that's instagram.

>> social sharing. >> online. when you keep saying on the line, you mean online. >> stewart, you don't do that to a man. he has a million dollar idea. >> a billion dollar idea. >> let him flow. >> he's talking about something already invented. >> the internship seems likely to disappoint. as funny as that little clip was. a daily news reviewer said -- an unfunny irritatingly acted two hour commercial for google. one star. if you want to watch the real talents of wilson and vaughn, rent "wedding crashers." rotten tomatoes, critic rating 31%. yikes. >> a shame. they were so good in "wedding crashers." >> looked funny. tit for tat. >> five seconds can be funny. two hours painful. >> give you the funny stuff in the trailers. >> not funny in the trailer probably not funny. that's our news this half-hour. remember to follow us on facebook and wnnfans.com.

>> this morning on "world news now" -- tropical storm andrea. now headed for the most populated area of the country. the season's first named storm and damage left behind. government eavesdropping -- the scandal involving the top spy agency and your telephone record. something barack obama said he opposed in 2007. >> no more illegal wiretapping of american citizens, no more national security letters to spy on citizens not suspected of a crime. >> now as president find out why his administration is face sowing much criticism. >> riding lessons, the challenges young women face as they take the saddle as professional jockeys. >> no princesses, you got to be one of the guys. why women have to toughen up

in this male dominated world of horse racing in order to succeed and win. it's friday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now," with john muller and diana perez. tgif, everybody. >> absolutely. >> does it -- >> does it go faster. doesn't work that way. we tried that before. ready for a wet one on the east coast. >> wet, wild, crazy. >> good sleeping weather for us >> a wet start for the weekend. for tens of millions along the east coast. >> tropical storm andrea dumping heavy rain from the carolinas north. new jersey is getting downpours and could cause major flooding before it loses steam in two days. our coverage begins in florida with abc's sam champion. >> reporter: tropical storm andrea, the first named storm of this atlantic hurricane season, brought 65-mile-an-hour winds and driving rain. andrea's squall lines have been spotting multiple tornados and that is expected to continue.

utility workers peeled debris from power lines in sun city center florida after an unconfirmed tornado touched down. near palm beach a reported twister left neighborhood in pieces ripping patios off houses flipping over boats and shorting out transformers. in a minute's time everything is gone. you know? it's -- it is terrible. >> the biggest problem we have right now is the risk of tornados. everybody has got to follow the tornado warnings and watches. >> reporter: coastal flooding is a concern. andrea is bringing 3 to 5 feet of additional water and storm surge to florida. and treasure island the piers just barely above the rising water. and with drenching downpours, flooding, flash flooding, 10 inches of rain is forecasted for some areas. then there is the lightning. >> 3,100 lightning strikes in the last hour. >> reporter: 19,000 cloud to ground lightning strikes in florida, an average of 19 strikes per minute. get a look at the size of the storm take a look at it from space.

this image from nasa showing clouds associated with andrea blocking out most of florida. this is not just a florida storm. there are flood watches, flash flooding or regular flooding from rain extended all the way from the florida coast well to maine. this is at least two days. still of heavy rain. sam champion, abc news, cedar key, florida. >> all right, this storm is impacting up to 90 million americans, andrea barrels north into interstate 95. >> our coverage continues at accuweather with meteorologist jim dickey. good morning, jim. >> tropical storm andrea continues to spin its way further northward as we speak. you see the center circulation with andrea moving its way northeast right now. it will be accelerating. by 8:00 a.m. this morning off the coast of south carolina, eastern north carolina and eventually through the weekend up into new england. it will interact with the system

moving out of the ohio valley. heavy rain for much of the northeast through thursday. that rain will come down in buckets. along the i-95 corridor, philadelphia, d.c., multiple inches of rain through today from new york southward. 4 to 8 inches expected. south carolina, portions of georgia. john, diana, back to you. >> thank you, jim, we will be checking in with him all morning long. stay tuned for "america this morning" and "good morning america" as we assess the damage from tropical storm andrea. the first lawsuit filed in the connection with the building collapse in philadelphia. the suit claims that the contractor violated safety measures and showed disregard for human life. people in neighborhood warning for weeks the building was in danger of falling down. >> there was no block, no bracing, nothing holding it up. sort of standing there blowing in the breeze. >> six people died when the building collapsed on to the salvation army thrift store next door. one woman was rescued after being buried 13 hours.

>> wow, a 61-year-old woman who is, said to be floating in and out of consciousness right now. we know there were at least 12 others who were hurt. many of them are out of the hospital. thankfully. just minor injuries. there are still five that remain hospitalized. >> philadelphia city council asking for all kind of reviews, obviously a lot of things under the microscope as they should be. >> we started talking about this yesterday. a lot of people walked by the site. and just felt like something was wrong. why the reviews are coming in. >> imagine having to go into the salvation army building, you worked there, and you had a bad feeling about the place next door. >> today is the day something terrible happened. yes, absolutely. now to the government's collecting of phone records. officials tell abc news that records from all u.s. phone companies are involved not just verizon. amid the outrage, the obama administration is receiving support from unlikely quarters. abc's tahman bradley reports. >> reporter: the obama

administration wasn't alone in defending the agency's collection of telephone record from u.s. citizens. several key lawmakers did too. >> the information they're really looking for is on the other end. >> i hope the american people appreciate we are at war, because i sure do. >> reporter: though urt order doesn't allow the government to listen in on the phone calls, no american is exempt from the secret program including members of congress and celebrities. civil liberties groups are outraged. >> it reflects what you eat, what you read, your political affiliations, your faith, your mental health. >> reporter: the program started under president bush. back then senator obama condemned it. >> no more illegal wiretapping of american citizens. no more national security letters to spy on citizens who are not suspected of a crime. >> reporter: president obama's attorney general defended the practice. >> we obviously operate within legal parameters. >> reporter: the president finds support for the program among republicans, one of his close friends, the second ranking

democratic senator, dick durbin is raising objections. >> we want to keep america safe, we don't want to compromise our freedoms and privacy as individuals. >> reporter: the "washington post" reported the nsa and fbi have a program tapping directly into central servers of nine internet companies taking pictures, photos, anything that can lead to a person's contact or movement over time. tahman bradley, abc new, washington. >> four of the nine companies, google, facebook, yahoo! apple are saying they do not provide the government with direct access to their records. queen elizabeth's husband is having exploratory surgery today at a london hospital. buckingham palace saying the operation was planned several days ago after prince philip had tests done to his abdomen. the palace did not elaborate. philip attended a garden yesterday before he was driven off to the hospital. he turns 92 monday. he is expected to be discharged from the hospital in two weeks. a saudi prince is suing "forbes" magazine for libel

accusing the publication for underestimating his wealth. number 26 on the world's wealthiest people is now estimated to be "forbes" $20 billion. the prince says he is worth $30 billion. and claims forbes squeezed him out of the top ten. >> don't you hate it when that happens? >> hate it. major league baseball wants to see records from fed-ex and several mobile phone companies as its investigation of doping rolls on. subpoenas have been issued. the league hopes it will bolster the case against dozens of players. alex rodriguez said he is monitoring the investigation and plans to comment about it when it is appropriate. game one of the nba finals is officially in the books. it was a tight one between miami and san antonio the entire way. >> sure was. lebron james and the heat have the lead most of the game. james wound up with a triple-double. 18 points. 18 rebounds. 10 assists. tony parker led all scorers with 21.

his most important basket. desperation jumper with five seconds left. >> right. it counted after a review. that put the spurs up by four. that was that. san antonio wins. miami, 92-88. game two sunday night. once again catch it here on abc. >> kind of excited about the series. like, tim duncan in the finals. little old school. retro. they're going to be tough. proved it in game one. >> spurs are rough and tumble. they're 5 for 5, winning game ones. games one. game ones. >> really? >> yes. every time they have been presented with a game one, they won it last five times. not bad. just the fifth time in franchise history the spurs have made it this far. >> really? should be a good series. looking forward to it. coming up, the challenges women face in the male dominated world of horse racing, what women have to put up with. in a "world news now" special report. happy national doughnut day, why this is a legitimate holiday on the books for decades. what a treat.

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♪ ♪ history will be made at the belmont stakes tomorrow. a jockey is set to become the first female jockey to ride in all three triple crown races in the same year. pretty impressive. >> very impressive. to see why that is a rare event we have our correspondent who went to the racing academy where would-be jockeys are trained. good morning, nikki. >> good morning, john, diana. the freshman class at this exclusive jockey school accepted 12 students into their racing program. believe it or not, 11 are women. these young ladies are fighting the odds and manning up in this macho world. it is a rare sight, a bright

pink riding helmet flying along above a racehorse. the young woman beneath its brim grew up with her heart set on this. a shot as a professional jockey in the death-defying, adrenaline-pumping sport of racing a thoroughbred up to 40 miles an hour. >> i just love horses. love riding. love going fast. >> reporter: here in lexington, kentucky where horses and hooves are plenty. 22-year-old vanessa is a few strides away from graduation at the only jockey school in the u.s., north american racing academy. only 16% of licensed jockeys are female. right now the top 100. only two are women. one of the women is rosie napravnik, while often alone in the female locker room. tomorrow all eyes will be on her. she is riding her way into history. as the first woman ever to ride in all three triple crown races. >> no princesses, you know.

you got to be one of the guys. >> reporter: 19-year-old jockey student, knows full well it is a cutthroat sport. >> when we first started riding, it was basically like the movie "hunger games." >> reporter: expected to weigh under 112 pounds, these young ladies will risk their health and even their lives. >> since 1940, two jockeys a year and two more are paralyzed every year. so it is a lot more dangerous than nascar, parachuting or skydiving. >> reporter: according to the jockeys guild there are 48 accidents a week involving jockeys. >> i fell off had a bad concussion last summer. and you know, get back on the horse. you don't let it phase you. >> reporter: that burning desire for some adrenaline, for others money. for most it is nothing more than a simple love of horses. >> when you are on that horse, they're running for you. you can feel that. they love it. >> one student did quit. just this week another had a bad fall. they're a tough bunch taking a chance. inspired by rosie. >> tell me, nikki, what exactly does her success mean for other females wanting to be jockeys. other young girls who may look up to this. >> it's funny. rosie when she started her

career would go by her initials a.r. to disguise herself as a male. she said she doesn't love being celebrated as a female. just wants to be one of the guys known for her great riding. she is a great inspiration to these young girls. >> you were an equestrian, show jumping, at jockey school you got on a thoroughbred. how was that different? >> it was different. i got this. i can do this. it was humbling. the technique is different. it is some ways reverse. i did show jumping. interestingly the trainers at the school said they almost prefer students who have never ridden so they don't have to break the bad habits. don't think you will see me in the kentucky derby any time soon. >> we'll watch the belmont stakes with an entirely new perspective. all right, nikki, thanks. >> thanks. deep fried dough topped with sugar. wonder what that is about. >> we are celebrating an american tradition, the doughnut, on national doughnut day. in a moment we'll try some

cutting edge gourmet versions of the bakery favorite. in our next half hour, the 6-year-old girl who demanded a drastic hair cut. why her mother allowed it. it started quite a debate. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now"

♪ d-d-d donuts >> what is she singing about? >> i don't know. something to do with doughnuts. >> what a coincidence? we happen to be celebrating an important holiday today, national doughnut day. can't believe you didn't know that. >> yeah. >> it's got american roots that go very deep. bet you didn't know salvation army volunteers, most of them women, served doughnuts to u.s. troops in france back in world war i. >> the salvation army, created national donut day in 1938 to

honor volunteers and raise money and today 10 billion doughnuts are made and scarfed down in the u.s. every year. on this holiday get one free. at dunkin' donkreme and other shops. free doughnuts! >> oh, yeah. "world news now" paid a visit to a shop in new york that takes the doughnut to an entirely new level. the doughnut planet. makes doughnuts by hand. experiments with different flavors all the time. this morning i sent over samples for a taste test, why not? >> gourmet stuff. >> i will tell you what is in here before i dig in. >> go for it. >> i have carrot cake. little pieces of carrot all over it. this is, tres leches. and chocolate blackout. ha. which should i try. >> the right box. mine are avant-garde, peanut butter glaze, strawberry jam inside.

creme brule doughnut, torched with vanilla custard. little jobbies are coconut-lime doughnuts filled with coconut lime custard. how is it? you went for the chocolate one, didn't you? >> it is filled with more chocolate goodness. this is my box! >> i want the carrot cake to be different. >> get out of my box! >> all right. >> you can have my box. >> carrot cake. how is that? >> that's my doughnut! d-d-d donuts. it's great. now i need a big glass of milk instead of this water. >> you take over. >> want me to take it. coming up, see what happens when a kitty got stuck in a vending machine. you are moments away from "the mix" and the brand-new polka. >> we have nothing else to say. we are going to enjoy the doughnuts. delicious cream.

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like a beer goggles effect a new study when men are tired they overestimate how interested women are in them. i walk around, perpetually tired. i must think i am hot stuff. the factor was not noticed on women. one night of poor sleep makes a man think his chance with a woman is greater even if she has no interest whatsoever. in a surprise twist, the same effect is not the same with women, they have clear idea judgment if they're worn out. like beer goggles. >> makes sense. coming up, brand-new polka just for you. >> oh -- ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ around the world up your street our gossip street ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor guy and gal ♪

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this morning on "world news now" -- driving downpours from tropical storm andrea, the giant weather system barreling up interstate 5. damage left behind and the mess in the hours ahead. political hangups, the government's access to your telephone records. the secrecy scandal and who is pointing fingers at the white house. demanding daughter. the 6-year-old who insisted on a drastic haircut. would you give your little girl a mohawk? meet a mom who finally thought it was a good idea. new heights for justin bieber. we are not talking about the teen heartthrob's talent, not at all. we are talking about where he wants to go. "the skinny" is out of this world on this friday, june 7th.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. good friday morning. going to be a wet weekend. >> it is here in the northeast. a lot of wet weather. on our way. good napping weather. >> absolutely. it is friday. >> good for us. it is friday. >> that's the good news. >> yep. >> now let's get to the not so good news. we begin with damaging winds and flooding rains of tropical storm andrea. >> weather system now making its way up the east coast with watches and warnings posted from northern virginia up to the, new england area, millions living in florida's gulf coast are drying out after a day of damaging weather. our coverage begins now with abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tropical storm andrea crossed florida, dumping rain and flooding roads. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season bringing with it sustained winds as high as 60 miles an hour. tornados have touched down in florida forcing families to take cover.

>> i heard it start to rumble. i grabbed her. we got in my bathroom closet. >> reporter: places like here in florida, they're left with a lot to clean up. >> just amazing, been through so many hurricanes, nothing. this comes through a block wide and does this kind of damage. it is pretty intense. >> reporter: the storm is fast moving as it sets its sights north to georgia and the carolinas where the threat is clearing out beaches and chasing away some tourists. >> we got hit -- where we had to evacuate the island. we were no power for several days and no hot water for two weeks. >> reporter: before continuing on its path along the eastern seaboard. tropical storm andrea expected to bring heavy rainfall from d.c. up through boston. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> making matters worse, tropical storm andrea will be merging with a system in the northeast. >> expect powerful winds, 8 inches of rain. meteorologist jim dickey with an update from accuweather. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john, diana. well, andrea made landfall as a tropical storm and continues to

spin itself northward. it is accelerating as we speak. going to move up the eastern seaboard as we head through friday through the weekend. the primary concern, heading forward not the wind but rainfall. this rolls up the eastern seaboard going to interact with a system, tracking out of the ohio valley. that spells heavy rainfall. headed through the weekend. as far as today is concerned, heavy rain, focused on the mid-atlantic. down on through the raleigh area, up onto new york city. rain coming down steady and heavy at times. by tonight many spots. talking multiple inches of rain. especially through south carolina into georgia. 4 to 8 inches of rain by tonight. john, diana, back to you. >> thank you, jim. we'll continue to bring you updates from accuweather all morning long. stay tuned for "america this morning" and "good morning america," as we continue to follow tropical storm andrea's path. >> our other big story this morning. new information about the government's collection of data and reportedly goes further than phone records. "the washington post" report

in the mall. the government doesn't listen to the phone calls, but obtains the record of every call made, to what numbers, for how long and from where. >> it reflects what you eat, what you read, political affiliations, maybe your faith, or your mental health. >> reporter: the program began under president bush who said it was limited in scope. >> we are not mining or trolling through the personal lives of millions of innocent americans. >> reporter: the publication by a british newspaper of this top secret court order requiring a verizon subsidiary to turn over all call detail records including local calls for customers confirms in black-and-white, the program continues and is all encompassing. not what congress heard from the obama administration's top intelligence official three months ago. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> reporter: officials have told abc news, it is more than just verizon. there are similar secret orders for the records of all u.s.

phone companies. >> it is sweeping. it is not what i would expect out of the united states. >> reporter: federal officials call it a critical tool used for example to track a spider web of connections for suspects like accused boston bombers. >> i can tell you within the last few years there was a domestic case thwarted because of their ability to do this. >> reporter: even so -- no one we asked across government could or would tell us any specific details of the supposedly thwarted plot. like the program itself apparently too secret for the public to know. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> lots of sides to this one. >> lots of sides to this. >> believe it or not, there are actually plenty of people who are actually applauding government for doing this saying, spy agencies need this kind of information. but the latest information coming out, "washington post" bombshell about tapping into the servers of internet companies as well. lot of people say this is big brother going way too far.

>> this is flying in the face of what president obama himself said back in 2007 when a senator. he was very vocal condemning the practices and demanded they end saying they were going to violate civil liberties. a lot of people say on this side say that is true. you can't just go in and troll around and see who is calling who what that is all about. especially if there is no imminent danger. there are laws on the books that say if there is imminent danger, you can do it. to say, "terrorism is scary," it is scary and we have our own liberties, we are protected to know our calls are not being monitored. looking at who you're talking to and who is calling us. scary. >> a scandal. >> we'll stay on it. a day after a dying pennsylvania girl was placed on the adult waiting list for a lung transplant, her family says her condition is getting worse. under current transplant policy children under 12 including 10-year-old sarah murnaghan would have to wait for pediatric donors. the judge that put sarah on the adult list, also added an

11-year-old boy. his mother filed a lawsuit saying he would die without a transplant. a 6-year-old girl is back with her family after being rescued from a well on a mississippi farm. the kindergartner was on a school field trip when she fell down a 35 foot well, got stuck in the mud. the opening was 15 inches wide. rescuers lowered a doll to comfort her during the three-hour ordeal. she was pulled to safety with no visible injuries. the latest gauge on the employment outlook. released this morning. investors are eagerly anticipating this one. analysts predict the labor department will say 167,000 jobs were created last month and unemployment rate unchanged at 7.5%. last week the number of americans filing for unemployment fell by 11,000, an encouraging sign. ahead of today's job numbers, wall street staged a strong rally, yesterday afternoon. early on the dow was down as much as 116 points. thanks to a late surge the dow closed up 80 points. best day for the market in

nearly three weeks. a really great idea comes to us from a little coffee shop down under. metro st. james cafe in sydney, australia. basically what they're doing this month is trying to increase love in the world. >> simple strategy. the cafe is offering pairs of patrons free coffee only if they give each other a good kiss. has to be on the lips. right, kiss. morning coffee is free. >> hmm. well it is going on for the month of june. for a couple hours each morning. i understand some work is being done to try to find a cafe to do the same thing here in new york city. when i heard this story, about, you know, give a kiss get some free coffee. i wasn't so sure because i didn't know who i would have to kiss. >> right. >> right, careful who you walk in with. >> your significant other. >> did i have to kiss the barista or kiss a random guy. or girl sitting around. >> sounds an investigative in-depth report. >> i will get on this. be all over this. wait. tune in tomorrow.

and find out. what i discover. >> want to get some coffee? coming up, setting the record straight with whitney houston's daughter and her unhappy neighbors. a 6-year-old girl demanded a drastic hair cut. what would you do? find out what a mom did when she gave into a mohawk. you are watching "world news now." ♪ happened just the other day ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta. lunesta. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in it. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it the next day have been reported. lunesta should not be taken together with alcohol.

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♪ almost cut my hair all right. parenting debate to think about this morning. should a mother go along with her 6-year-old daughter begs for a drastic haircut. >> a california mother faced with the choice, was so tormented by it that she blogged about it and got a very, very large conversation going. abc's abbie boudreau paid her a visit. >> reporter: 6-year-old lucy haircut is creating hair raising headlines. her mother, jackie loves it too. defending her daughter's mohawk-inspired style online to out raged moms who blog that lucy's too young. the great hair chop was the kindergartner's idea. >> i was thinking and thinking.

lots of days. and then i came up with it, it was in my head. >> reporter: at first her mom who also has the two sons, said, absolutely not. she thought keeping her daughter's hair long was more acceptable for a little girl. and she had flash backs to her own childhood. >> i had a lot of self-esteem issues growing up. i think as girls we all do. i don't know that we are born with them. and she hasn't gotten there. why was i putting my years of experience and trying to please other people and look a certain way on someone who is not feeling that? >> reporter: after six months of her daughter's relentless begging, jackie finally gave in. >> how can i raise her to be a strong, confident woman when i am dictating at 6 years old this is the way you are supposed to look. >> reporter: off to the salon and off with the hair. >> when they were cutting my ponytail, she had a look that said, "my mom believes in who i am and will help me express

that." >> reporter: what do your friends think of your haircut? >> they thought i was a boy. but, they -- they saw my earrings. and it looks fantastic on me. >> reporter: yeah, it does. it really does. lucy's mom agrees. but never predicted that cutting 10 inches would be so inspiring. >> i have learned more from this than my daughter ever will. >> reporter: abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. ♪ >> first of all, the cutest kid ever. >> i have ever seen in my whole entire life. lucy is adorable. mom says hair grows back, why not? >> if you really think about it. that age, that is the age to do something goofy, there is no consequence to it. my daughter alexa wanted bangs at the same age. 6. i was like, lexy, you have beautiful long hair, you don't want, bangs. blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. she went up to her room. took out the scissors. did it her self. i was ready to hit the roof. looked fantastic.

did such a good job. i was like, you know what -- you were right. >> can't get upset. >> i laughed let it go. >> hair grows back. you have to pick your battles. the mom in the piece said -- "no piercings, tattoos, for 6-year-olds." but haircuts. a 6-year-old. why not? absolutely. i don't think. >> is devon going to rock a mohawk or something? >> devon has really long hair. his dad wants to cut it badly. yeah. i am going to let it grow. he can make his decision when he is 6. >> there you go. coming up, when sexy is too sexy especially when pamela anderson is involved. >> is that possible. justin bieber taking his talent out of this world. justin bieber taking his talent out of this world. it's coming up next in "the

justin bieber taking his talent hey, thanks forld. stopping by.up next in "the you know, i've followed your character since the first episode. i'm a big fan, big, big fan... thank you. listen, your storyline makes for incredible tv drama. thing is, your drug use is very adult content. too adult for the kids. so, i'm gonna have to block you. aw, man.

yeahh... well. have a good one. you're a nice lady. ♪ skinny so skinny >> "the skinnyme. ♪ skinny so skinny >> "the skinny" time. justin bieber out of this world or soon to be any way. bieber signs on to fly into space when richard branson's virgin galactic enterprise launches. may even shoot a music video there. great to hear justin bieber and manager signed on. that was branson in a tweet. congratulations, see you up there. bieber tweeted back. he joins 600 people who paid $200,000 to take a suborbital ride on spaceship 2, rocket powered, six-vehicle space vehicle fly 62 miles. generally considered the cusp of outer space. leo dicap rio, ashton kuchen

also signed up. >> to be, young, rich. >> i don't have a desire. not that it wouldn't be cool. >> i wonder if they're selling tickets. >> be late for the show. >> bobbi kristina, being evicted, making too much noise. her neighbors asked her to get going from her georgia apartment. well, she is lashing out. saying, that is not true. she felt her neighbors were always in her business. they were looking to get some kind of media attention. so they left looking for bigger, better things, not because they were kicked out of their apartment. beeere making too much noise. the neighbors. couldn't have been? >> no, not at all. there she is with nick gordon, >> they're just jealous! >> her boyfriend, really weird adopted brother turned boyfriend, stranger, beyond

belief. anyway, remember she left this really nasty letter for her neighbors saying thank you for make a hard year harder, you are a miserable couple. you always will be. you were honored to have a beautiful successful couple living on top of you. and you couldn't deal with it. >> honored. >> honored to -- >> honored to have me living above you. >> bobbi kristina, is talented and successful -- wait, that her mom. >> was she ever. pam anderson's show is banned in britain for being sexist and degrading to women. >> you guys be the judge. roll the thing. >> her web hosting service, crazy domains the 49-year-old "bay watch" babe, a dream sequence one of the men fantasizing about anderson. they're dancing in gold bikinis and splashing in cream. when the man snaps out of the fantasy he oogles the female assistant's cleavage. the authority banned it. said it was sexist and degrading to women. >> where was this banned? >> england. britain. >> seems interesting. overseas they're much more liberal when it comes to that kind of thing.

as a woman i can see who wants to be. >> embarrassing watching with your kid. i suppose. >> i can see how that is a little too much. pam signed up for it. the other woman signed up. didn't think it was sexist. trying to sell, why not. okay, really quickly. miley cyrus' little brother making his modeling debut. braison cyrus. he signed a contract with wilhelmina models contract. you see him and her -- playing around. and see a picture of an adorable looking kid, really cute cyrus. any way, he is 19 years old. he is going to be in action for it pretty soon. cutey. why not? >> if you say so. >> i love it. [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync?

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>> i look forward to continuing to serve on your national security team to keep our nation strong and safe. >> i would strongly urge the senate to confirm her without delay. >> i would bet my life that the substance never entered my body at any point. >> i worry about baseball being affected as a game. the whole thing. >> female, 20 motrin and cut her arm with a kitchen knife. >> this was a serious attempt. this was not a cry for help. >> mom? >> yes, honey. >> dad told me that cherrios is good for your heart, is that true? >> 15% of all married couples now are mixed races. when you have social media allowing small elements who violently disagree with this to have their say. you are going to get this kind

of reaction. >> i pray -- i have been very happy just to see the discussion about women's health expanded and that means the world to me. >> and it brings us to the facebook question of the day. >> uh-huh. what is your favorite kind of doughnut and why? log on to wnnfans.com and give us the tasty details. naionahnut this is not a gy ho by nut not a gy ho this is a va am traditi >> uh-huh. salvation army, v happen to be women, making doughnuts for

breaking news this morning, andrea is here. millions of americans will feel the effects. high winds and rough surf rakes across florida. some of the nation's biggest cities in the cross hair. is the phone tapping scandal

spreading new details? the battle begins. will it be experience or youth? the jaw-clenching end to game one of the nba finals. the day we celebrate delicious fried balls of doughs. national doughnut day. something to warm our hearts on such a gloomy day at least. >> friday and doughnut day. >> good news and bad