d the cleveland bench. a small price to pay to see the game close up. what a game it was. the series -- have you seen a single game? >> no i see highlights on espn when i'm on the treadmill. >> and you got our sister network in there. >> a two-week vacation and she's back. >> back in the mood. coming up in the mix, a meter maid who can lift a head. the movie magic of "jurassic world" from the anticipated sequel to a record-setting blockbuster. first, serious concerns about this encounter. a deputy using a taser on a 13-year-old boy. the sheriff now weighing in. you can find us on instagram. check out our pics at abcwnn. we posted one just now. you're watching "world news now." the new mascara you twirl on to super size your lashes and your eyes.

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a raging wildfire in alaska has called for evacuation of not only hundreds of residents but also thousands of sled dogs. yes, only in alaska. the wildfire has scorched an area where many recreational competitive mushers live. several racers lost their homes, rescued all their dogs but about 6500 acres have burned. the main highway between fairbanks and anchorage is closed. a girl lost her life on the magic mountain in southern california and was unconscious when the ride ended. the park says there's no evidence the girl's death was related to the ride, it has been

closed temporarily. revolution first opened nearly 40 years ago. turn to san diego now where the sheriff there is standing behind his deputy who was caught on camera using a taser on a 13-year-old boy. >> abc's linsey davis reports the video is going viral as the controversy swirls over just who's at fault. >> police brutality right here. >> reporter: as the video of the 13-year-old runaway tased by a san diego county sheriff's deputy is causing outrage, the sheriff is defending his deputy. >> in act wallty what we have really is how to control a juvenile. >> reporter: the sheriff says when the deputy approached a young group of kids skateboarding behind a shopping center, he recognized one as a runaway. the deputy says when he tried to get the boy to voluntarily return home, a scuffle ensued and he says the boy resisted. >> he bites the deputy's forearm. that's not the actions of someone complying with the deputy. >> what the [ bleep ]! >> reporter: the deputy tases the teen. the deputy reveals the bite marks.

the person who shot the video, seen her skateboarding, says it was excessive force, especially for a 13-year-old. the sheriff says based on the initial report it appears this was an appropriate use of force, but an investigation is now under way. that deputy remains on duty. linsey davis, abc news, new york. well, coming up -- breaking box office records. "jurassic world" proving to be a monster in the movie world. bringing in half a billion dollars. so could this be the summer of the blockbuster? also ahead in the next half hour, cutting your used car cost. how new technology

"jurassic world" broke global records in sales and proving hollywood's formula worked. >> the action-leading man and action-packed suspension and dinosaurs. abc's rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: "jurassic world" roared into theaters, biting off that number half a billion dollars. what sent audiences all over the world running to ticket counters this weekend? nearly half of us watched in 3-d, bumping up the ticket prices, plus the power of the sequel. more than 20 years of hype, helping to make this a summer

blockbuster. in fact, nearly all of the top grossing opening weekend movies have been sequels. the latest "avengers," "iron man 3" and the final "harry potter." >> action! >> reporter: also helping, likeable chris pratt as leading man. >> this is so fun. you know how fun this is? this is so fun. >> reporter: they used robots controlled just off camera. so, could this lead to yet another sequel? when asked, chris pratt joked, they have me for, i think, 38 movies or something. rebecca jarvis, abc news, minneapolis. >> looks good. >> i do want to see this one. and this formulation -- we don't have any original stories necessarily. those don't do as well. we want throwbacks. we want stories we remember. things nostalgic. >> the three highest box office hits of all time have been "gone with the wind," "star wars" and "the sound of music".

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>> oh! this is going bad. kristin the cracking up over there. this is going so downhill. we kind of want to keep it going downhill. >> no, no. >> ohio state has a football program. it's pretty elite. urban meyer is the coach. they just won the national championship. there he is. you might recognize him or you might not, reena. okay. every campus -- you don't mess with the coach's parking spot. if you do, this is what happens. now, that's his benz in the back. somebody parked in his spot, so what did he do? >> he boxed him in. >> he ain't going nowhere, homey. someone who boxed him in was a transfer from duke, jack willoughby, a kicker. it will never happen again. new cat to the team. >> lesson learned first day. >> he learned his lesson. well, it's hard to get new yorkers' attention right? >> it's impossible. >> this probably really would. a meter maid upset and angry, lifted this cab. look at the reaction.

because they were parked in the wrong spot. >> don't mess -- >> you don't mess with the meter maid. this is actually a viral video. they tricked out this car, spray painted it yellow to turn it into a taxi looking vehicle. like a taxi cab. then they -- you see there, they took out the 5,000-pound engine to make it super light, right? and then they added these little steel plates you see back there to weigh it down, the back down. and this was part of brian harmon's idea. he teamed up with the viral marking company think moto to get this to go viral. the idea is it's just as easy to lift a cab as it is to buy and sell a car. >> everybody loves number four. can we skip to number four? >> no, we're going to do number three. >> okay, that's fine. let's do some yoga. i don't mind yoga. you would think cats and yoga go together. you see some of the stretches and whatnot. they teamed up here in illinois, yoga at connie's put together

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this morning on "world news this morning on "world news now" -- extreme weather. tropical storm bill packing powerful winds, pounding surf and several inches of rain an hour. the warnings and predictions from accuweather. travel turmoil. more than a dozen passengers on a single flight. so sick, federal public health officials rush to the plane. breaking down the huge expense of car repairs and how to avoid being ripped off by mechanics. bank on our expert advice for a smoother ride. and later in "the skinny," the bombshell season finale of "game of thrones," a major character's shocking departure and a special guest with insight on what's next. it's tuesday, june 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now."

with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. good to see you back. >> good to see me back? >> you were away this weekend. >> you were away the past month. >> i took a two-week vacation to china. >> i was gone one day. don't welcome me back. welcome you back. >> i do have some treats for you later this half hour. >> treats from china. >> treats from china. i did think of you and brought you back -- >> did you bring me back one of those t-shirts that says -- what does it say? my co-anchor went to china and all i got was this t-shirt? >> i did not find that at the great wall. i did search. we have lots of news today. weather. >> weather has been a big deal for a while. it's that season, we know. but we start with tropical storm bearing down on the texas gulf coast this morning, hitting the state at the worst possible time. >> the surf pounding and gale warnings posted as tropical storm bill inches closer. the bull's eye, some of the same cities slammed by last month's historic floods. our coverage begins in galveston with abc's kendis gibson.

>> reporter: tropical storm bill hitting the texas coast this morning. winds intensifying overnight. the surf in galveston getting rougher by the minute. the biggest concern, downpours in a state already hit by flood disaster. over the past several weeks rain storms dumped 34 trillion gallons of water. leaving $45 million in damage behind. here's a reminder of the storms starting memorial day. an unforgettable deluge captured on camera in austin. and now it's deja vu. the biggest cities in texas on alert. >> the watershed -- >> bring you any important -- >> -- can't handle much water and it's going to go somewhere else and it's going to go in the streets. >> reporter: the threat level from houston's emergency management is heightened. the local government's nerve center activated. property owners fearing the worst. >> from the looks of it i don't think we're ready for what's about to come. >> reporter: the gulf region is not the only area getting hit. storms are flooding iowa rivers. and severe weather hitting chicago just before the stanley

cup game. as this tropical system moves north, a big area from corpus christi to the ohio valley could get flooded. here in texas the state has already had its wettest month ever and here comes this storm system with powerful winds and up to a foot of rain expected to fall in the hours ahead. kendis gibson abc news galveston, texas. that rain from tropical storm bill could fall at a very rapid rate. >> it could be disastrous. justin povick from accuweather. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. we have tropical storm bill lifting to the north and west at a generous clip. in fact, this is going to make landfall later this afternoon, north of brownsville, south of houston, in the general vicinity of corpus christi. and it's along the east of a track that we are very concerned about. choppy surf and extremely heavy rainfall rates. the center of circulation sitting right about here and underneath that center we have some very, very heavy rain coming down. rainfall rates in an hour could be approaching 3 inches. that's going to lead to some flash flooding throughout eastern texas and southeastern

oklahoma today. that area will continue to grow and lift north then east all throughout the week. some spots could top 10 inches. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> justin, thank you so much. the beach at oak island in north carolina remains open after two shark attacks this weekend. you won't find many people going into the water, however, there are additional patrols looking for the sharks or could be one shark even. that bit two young swimmers. each losing an arm. locals and officials say they can't remember the last serious shark attack in the area. and now there have been two in the same afternoon. well, the prison employee accused of helping two inmates escape back in court yesterday. joyce mitchell appeared before a judge wearing a jail uniform and a bulletproof vest. prosecutors say mitchell provided the men with speed bag boxing gloves, lighted eyeglasses and the blades and tools used to bust out of jail. there's been no confirmed sightings of the men since they escaped 11 days ago.

emergency responders were on hand when a flight from fiji landed yesterday at los angeles airport. a dozen passengers became violently ill during the flight, likely from norovirus. abc's david kerley reports. >> reporter: when the fiji jetliner touched down at l.a.x. a dozen americans reported being ill. the centers for disease control on the scene containing all 272 people on board. fire trucks and medics quickly surrounding the jetliner. of the 12 who reported symptoms of nausea and vomiting, a 19-year-old male requested to go to the hospital, taken by wheelchair to one of those waiting ambulances. the overnight flight landed from fiji a few minutes after its scheduled arrival. >> i was in the back so i didn't get to see too much of them, but feel bad for them. >> at the end they waited until they got off so we got to watch them walk out. >> reporter: all of the

passengers, including those reporting symptoms, were taken to a secure area. as cdc personnel looked for the cause of the illnesses. investigators have already learned that all 12 americans while not traveling together were all staying at the same hotel in fiji. all those on board have been released by the cdc. david kerley, abc news, washington. after days of scrutiny over her race, the head of spokane's naacp stepped down. rachel dolezal, you've seen a lot about her lately, posted her resignation on the chapter's facebook page. she did not answer allegations that she had been lying about being black. meanwhile, we're learning dolezal sued howard university in 2012 after earning her masters degree there, claiming she was discriminated against, partly because she's white. so employers rule still trumps colorado's marijuana law. the unanimous ruling from the state supreme court in a case involving off-duty pot smoking. the fired employee was a quadriplegic who had a state medical marijuana card. he was fired after failing a random drug test. the man calls the decision shocking but does not plan to

appeal to the u.s. supreme court. we turn to a wild scene. is this a place you expect to see a wild scene? this happened at the national laboratory in berkeley california. >> and they're off! hundreds of goats on the move coming downhill and not letting anything get in the way, clearly. they've got somewhere to go and something to do. >> are they hungry? what's going on here? >> must be dinner time. taco bell might be offering a special. >> taco bell, huh? the lab uses the goats to keep the grass short and reduce the risk of fire. wait. what's going on here? what's going on with the goats? >> they're going to eat grass. >> they're going to eat some grass? so they release the hounds. >> they go for it. >> they just go for it. >> it's a free-for-all. >> baa! >> wow. we had that? >> we haven't used that in a while. >> i haven't heard that.

that's the first time i've heard that one. >> that might be new. for the summer. >> we got summer sound, apparently. well, coming up, a personal travel log. my unforgettable observations of china and some special treats to share. also in "the skinny." surprises last night. oh, "the bachelorette," that's still on, i forgot about that, including the use of a certain four-letter word. which one, jack? i don't like teases. which word? which word? >> don't worry. i'll tell you about it soon. >> jack, just yell it out. >> no! >> all right. our senior analyst, jack sheahan, coming up with the exclusive weekly kiss count. but first, the high cost of fixing your car. new ways to find instant savings on repairs and what you should do after your next breakdown. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol. lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to thousands of bacteria. but lysol disinfectant spray can help protect your family because it can also be used on soft surfaces. it kills 99.9% of illness causing bacteria

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these big purple blobs have these big purple blobs have been washing ashore in the san francisco bay area. giant sea slugs found scattered along the beaches. some are still alive. they're called sea hairs. they can grow up to three feet long, 15 pounds. scientists say it's unusual to see so many slugs this time of year. but the good news is they're not harmful to folks. >> looks like a kidney almost. huge. >> oh, wow. the average family spends nearly $1,000 a year for maintenance and repairs for each of its vehicles. >> yeah not hard to cut down on these expenses, though. linzie janis has tips. >> reporter: alex and joe are expecting twins and needs their 12-year-old jetta volkswagen fixed before the babies can arrive. >> we can't take the bus.

it's impossible with two babies. >> reporter: but after calling around for quotes -- >> can i help you? >> people are useless. >> reporter: an estimate of nearly $1600. >> it would really hurt us financially to get the repair. to pay that much for a repair right now. >> reporter: we drove in automotive expert lauren fix to give us some money-saving advice. tip number one, know the going rate. use this free app called repair pal. >> every shop could have a different rate, so it's wise to use the internet and shop around. >> reporter: the app instantly finding a much lower quote of $347 for a new timing belt. >> wow. okay. >> reporter: tip number two, if you're comfortable having someone come to your home, skip the auto shop all together with your mechanic. they send an independent screened mechanic straight to your door. >> that's not bad. >> that's cool. okay. >> reporter: tip number three, arm yourself with knowledge. find out what that blinking dashboard light means using plug-in devices like actron or car m.d.

>> these tools are a great way to save money, especially if you have a check engine light. >> reporter: they tell you what's wrong with your car so you won't be up-sold. putting the brake on that bill, they're now set to save nearly $1,000. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> great tips. you know what, you always -- a lot of people feel when you go to the mechanics you're going to get hosed, like we do when we take our car in for repair. >> i'm not going to say this again, get rid -- >> this is my favorite photo. like from 1960s "world news now" arranged marriage. >> arranged marriage. >> arranged marriage photo. all right, folks, when we come back, we have hope for you distraught "game of thrones" fans. you know they're distraught right now. >> yes, i've heard. things get crazy on "the bachelorette." "the skinny" next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our

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♪ the year -- until the next one -- it was the shocking death on the hit hbo show "game of thrones." before we proceed, spoiler alert. you all know what happened by now, right? >> if you haven't watched the show, you've had a chance to

discuss it. jon snow, major character, spoiler alert, was killed. >> they may have reason to believe that jon will go on. >> for some theories of what may lie ahead, we have a report from our "game of thrones" expert -- >> we have one? >> reena, t.j., that is correct. i'm here at the wall that guards the realms of men with some exciting news. jon snow may not be dead after all. possibility one -- he is going to change into his direwolf. he's a warg, a skin-changer, and then he's able to meet up with his half brother, bron, who we have not seen for a season. possibility two -- lady melisandre, who left the wall, we haven't seen for a year. he revives jon through the light. as you might remember with beric

known as man of mirror can do that. maybe lady melisandre can, too. possibility three -- he's actually a good white walker. he will turn into a man known as cold hands, and that's from the books. how do you know if a "game of thrones" fan has read the books? don't worry, they will tell you. back to you! >> oh, that man looks familiar. >> he looked vaguely familiar. looked like he was wearing one of your blankets. "game of thrones," you have to wait ten months until next season to see if jon survives. turning to dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> actor doing his best to avoid disaster. he has a new movie out. he's ready for disaster like if he sideswipes your truck. >> which is what happened here. in this photo, the rock explained he was singing when he was driving and all of a sudden, bang -- >> he was singing? >> yeah, he was singing. he turned around and saw the truck owner inspecting the

damage. >> but the guy didn't care. after realizing it was the rock. they shared a good laugh. later when the rock checked back in with him, the owner refused to accept any money. anybody would have road rage but the rock is a big dude. yeah, don't worry about it. >> let son learned. abc's "the bachelorette". can we get to that? >> joining us now, our senior "bachelorette" analyst, jack sheahan. >> good to be back. >> what's up, man? >> good to be back. welcome back to yourself as well. hope you had a good trip. anyway, let's get this started. we don't have a lot of time. there were 15 guys that started this whole thing last night. we got to thin out the ranks a little bit. roll that beautiful "bachelorette" footage. citi field right here in queens. the guys were there for the cocktail party. they also had a rose ceremony. now the field is down to 12. >> wow. >> after this whole event here, jonathan, corey, ryan, he didn't stand a chance anyway, they're out. >> why not? why didn't they stand a chance? why do you say that? >> because they didn't have kaitlyn's heart. >> there you go. >> they didn't have kaitlyn's

heart. off to san antonio where shawn b., he's got that matthew mcconaughey thing going. >> that's him? >> yes. and kaitlyn take to the famous river walk. they had the famous river walk all to themselves. some sitdown kayaking, they enjoyed each other's company by the side of the river walk, let's put it that way. we teased that four-letter word. there have been other four -- >> was it love? >> it was love. >> oh! >> let me just read the dialogue. shawn b. said, i am falling in love with you. >> stop! stop it! jack, get out of here. >> jack, you believe it? >> i do believe it. and kaitlyn said, i feel the same way. >> okay. stop this. >> so, there you go. we've committed the love word for the first time. >> is he the front-runner? >> he's one of the front-runners. >> are we going to have a "love" count now?

>> we might, as the men dwindle. we are down to 12 now, so we'll see what happens. >> i'm falling -- stop it. >> yeah. next thing, in the mariachi next thing, in the mariachi spirit of san antonio, this guy ian wanted to go all #alamostyle. he wasn't getting any love from kaitlyn there so he basically stages this face-off with her. he questions her intentions. he says she's a surface-level person. he says, you're here to kiss guys on tv. and that's it. i mean, he's dropping bombs. >> wow. >> forget about this guy. anyway, we don't know what happened. we'll have to find out what happens next week. there's the tease. kiss count, kiss count -- speaking of kissing guys on tv, this week's kiss count stops at five. >> up from last week? >> yep. up one from last week. >> this woman. >> you know, kaitlyn is testing them out, let's put it that way. so, we'll see. my understanding is next week is going to be the most dramatic episode so far, so we'll see how

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♪ all right. is this your beautiful footage we are seeing there? >> that's actually file footage from abc. >> take credit for it. >> i'm not -- >> reena was gone for a couple weeks. tell us where you were. >> we were in shanghai. my husband is working on a book. so we decided to do a little two-week tour of shanghai, beijing and nanjing. i brought you back a couple goodies. >> he was working. you were kicking it. >> i was shopping. >> that's a nice shopping bag. >> it is a nice shopping bag smuggled in from customs -- >> did you say smuggled? >> yeah. i don't think you're supposed to bring in foods. >> are you serious? how did you get it in?

>> i brought you back toffee, white rabbit toffee. this is green bean cake. >> green bean -- >> green bean cake. i also brought some chinese cookies here. what else do we have? we also have rose puff pastry for the crew. >> yeah! >> how many green bean pastries do you have? >> i have a whole box full. now, what i wanted to bring you back -- i have to tell you. i took a two-week break from selfie -- what's wrong? it's not that bad, t.j.! it's a green bean. >> i will keep my green beans steamed. >> i got that off the 50% off rack. >> well, yeah. you sure it wasn't the 80% off rack? go ahead. >> for two weeks, no social media, no e-mail, unplugged. but i noticed everyone was obsessed with the selfie stick. everyone i went. look at this guy. we're in shanghai. couldn't help but take the selfie. >> you're taking a picture of the guy taking a picture of himself. >> yeah. then i took a picture of this woman. she was great with the selfie stick. and then i got to the great wall. >> look at this here.

>> i have to take jelly, justin and autumn from austin, texas. who showed me how it's done. i took a boring photo and then they took my camera and showed me how to take a -- >> wait her name is jelly? >> yes. it's a girl, actually. this is what i really wanted to bring you back. this is mcdonald's, breakfast at mcdonald's in beijing. >> what is that? >> a fried doughnut in tortilla wrapped with eggs and sausage. that's their breakfast mcmuffin in china. >> wait. is that your husband? >> that's my husband. ironically, it was his birthday and nothing was open that early in the morning -- >> you took him to mcdonald's for his birthday and you got him a fried doughnut wrapped -- >> he said it was pretty good. >> why do we have his head cut off? mystery man. >> he didn't want a photo. >> his face was in it but we cut it off? >> don't miss updates. >> announcer: this abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two

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good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. here are some top headlines we're following now on "world news now." water-logged texas. tropical storm bill making landfall this morning with torrential downpours. cities saturated by last month's deadly floods could be hit by another foot of rain. stupid. stay tuned, we have the latest from accuweather. the north carolina beach where two people were attacked by a shark remains open but a florida county isn't taking any chances. they won't reopen until its certain there are no sharks anywhere near the shore and they've gone away. details in just a moment. the head of the naacp chapter in spokane is out. rachel dolezal resigned amid allegations she's been lying about her race. passing herself off as black. dolezal says she'll never stop fighting for human rights.

the chicago blackhawks have once again raised the stanley cup. champions of the nhl, their win over tampa bay last night wrapped up their third cup triumph in the past six seasons. a victory parade is expected thursday. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, june 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now," with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. you've got a long weekend, right? a lot of basketball for you. >> yes. just got back from oakland a few hours ago. >> exciting, you said. >> nba finals. game five has not disappointed. shame on you if you've missed a moment of the finals, but not too late. we have game six in cleveland tonight right here on abc. cleveland has to win this thing or it's a done deal. >> looking forward to that. we're going to kick it off this half hour, worries about sharks down in the south atlantic coast. >> st. lucie county, officials there are checking to see this morning if there are still

sharks lingering. could be one shark or sharks. as many as eight were spotted yesterday afternoon. all 21 miles of beach are closed there. two beach goers in north carolina were mauled this weekend. they don't know if it was one shark or two different sharks that mauled these two victims. matt gutman reports on the tension there. >> reporter: the chopper skimming the water hunting a silent predator blamed for two horrific maulings in waist-deep water. the first happened off a pier on oak island beach. >> there's a girl whose hand's been bitten off by a shark. >> reporter: that 9 10-year-old girl bitten in her arm and hip, bystanders dragging her to the sand helpless furiously trying to save her life. 90 minutes later, two miles up the beach and another frantic call. >> 911. what's the address of your

emergency? >> oh, my gosh! >> hello. >> someone's been attacked by a shark. >> reporter: this time a 16-year-old male victim also air lifted to a nearby hospital. he lost his arm. both are in stable condition, but the horror of the twin attacks even stunning authorities here. have you ever encountered an incident where you had two shark attacks, that kind of severity, in the same day? >> i have not encountered in my 16 years one shark attack. >> reporter: despite the attacks, the beaches remain open for business. we went up for our own bird's-eye view and saw families in the water. and the spot where a beach goer captured this picture of two fins in the shallows. >> we spotted a couple sharks close to the surf that were about seven foot long. >> reporter: about the approximate size they think may have attacked the kids? >> well, certainly similar to the size. >> reporter: sheriffs believe they're seven-foot bull sharks. he says if his deputies see those sharks from the helicopters or boats again, they are authorized to shoot them.

matt guzman abc news oak island, north carolina. we turn to another danger in the waters off the east coast. talking about stingrays. a boy was attacked in florida. stabbing him, left sticking out from his foot. the sixth grader's dad rushed him to the hospital where doctors were able to remove it. stingrays can remain almost invisible. difficult to see even in florida's crystal clear waters. texas braces for more heavy storms with tropical storm bill. the storm is expected to blow ashore today. by the time it's all over, they could see up to a foot of rain from galveston to dallas. many areas still recovering from last month's catastrophic flooding, expected to get hit again. accuweather justin povick has the storm track. good morning, justin. >> t.j. and reena, thanks. good morning. tropical storm bill continues to slowly organize. winds 50 to 55 miles per hour. movement to the north and the west toward corpus christi. but houston, galveston, get ready, you're going to receive some very heavy rainfall. choppy surf out there as well.

we cannot rule out some wind damage but wind speeds not really expected to go above 60 miles per hour in gusts. the heavy rain will be a huge concern not only today as it lifts its way off to the north but all throughout the mid-week time frame. early we're talking tuesday, tuesday night into wednesday, lifting north. dallas, you could receive up to 6 inches of rain before it's all said and done. eventually the ohio valley as well. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thanks so much. we're getting a preview of what pope francis is expected to say thursday about climate change. according to a leaked draft, the pope says most climate change is due to human activity. he calls it one of the most important moral issues facing society. a vatican spokesman says the document is only a draft and may not reflect what the pope may ultimately say. al qaeda is confirming a u.s. drone strike killed number

two leader, who was targeted in a cia drone strike last week. he led al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which is considered the terror group's most capable of striking american interests. and now to iraq where president obama is sending 450 additional troops to battle isis. abc's terry moran spoke with two different groups of fighters on their feelings about the return of american forces. >> reporter: on the road to the front lines an iraqi army helicopter buzzes our convoy. but we are on our way to meet a very different kind of army. the religious militias fighting isis. they are shia militias backed by iran. as we approach this vehicle, we spy a picture of iran's supreme leader right there in the windshield. how hard is this fight? how hard is it to fight against isis? we will be victorious over the cowardly traitors, he says, with god's will. you see their enthusiasm. you see their dedication to the fight. and they want no more american soldiers, a lot more american equipment, ammunition and support. but to hear them speak, america

is not their friend. if obama sends more american soldiers here, will you fight the americans, too? we will fight isis and we will fight the americans, this man shouts. as the sun sets, we prepare to meet the official iraqi army the next morning. but as we get close to the front lines -- >> push on, push on, a couple of shots over there. >> sniper over there. he's coming from the left. >> reporter: we hustle inside, upstairs, ducking low. isis fighters just across these fields. how often are you attacked in this position? by the isis fighters? every day, he tells me. when we sat down with iraqi soldiers at a nearby base, we didn't hear the fierce fervor of those militia fighters. you want to fight isis, but if you hear an american airplane, you will hide? the pilot will hit me, not isis, he says. they mount up in their humvees.

made in america. terry moran, abc news, baghdad. in colorado a key witness is taking the stand in the murder trial of the man behind the aurora theater massacre. a psychiatrist who met with holmes five times prescribed drugs for depression and anxiety for holmes after he con sfeszfessed to thoughts of killing people. she's also the person holmes sent his manifesto to before his shooting rampage, leaving 12 dead and nearly 60 injured. health headlines. alarming new statistics about smoking. it's responsible for half the cancer deaths each year in the u.s. not all the deaths are from the cancer associated with smoking like lung or throat cancer. researchers say it's also responsible for significant numbers of other types of cancer such as in the bladder, kidney and stomach. >> cvs health is buying all of target's in-store pharmacies, $2

billion for the purchase including 1700 locations. it allows cvs to expand into new markets in the west. target pharmacies will operate under the cvs name. the ladies of the obama household enjoying a morning in london today. today they arrived in the british capital. last evening the first lady joined by her mother and two daughters. >> they have a busy day meeting with prince harry. that should be fun. along with prime minister david cameron. the first lady will also visit a school to promote her campaign for girls education. >> following the stay in england, they fly to italy and meet with u.s. armed service families there. i guess a summer vacation of sorts. >> well deserved summer vacation. >> getting something done. >> and also the first lady in italy will go to an expo in milan to encourage healthier diets for children. even in italy's she's making the push. >> what's it called? move on -- >> let's move. >> what's move on? >> moveon.org. a political -- >> yeah.

>> let's move on now. two political families officially running for president. the political challenge of hillary clinton and jeb bush. also ahead -- the shark sightings and attacks putting beaches on alert. we'll check out a new eye in the sky to keep you safe. and later -- >> i'm the giz wiz, dick dibartolo, summer travel season. i have gadgets to make your vacation smarter, easier and safer and nothing here will break your budget. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by pampers. pampers. t ♪ unlike ordinary diapers, pampers has three absorbent layers to stay up to three times drier. so your baby can sleep soundly all night. wishing you love sleep and play. pampers >> important message for residents age 50 to 85.

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>> well, that's -- you can understand that to a certain degree, right? this comes as jeb bush formally enters the race with a kickoff rally in miami. karen travers reports on the race. >> reporter: jeb bush is trying for a family trifecta. >> i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: the son and brother of former presidents has been exploring a run for six months. he made it official. >> jeb! >> reporter: but there was no mention of his political pedigree. his message focused on how he would lead the country in a new direction. >> we need a president willing to challenge and disrupt the whole culture in our nation's capital, and i will be that president! >> reporter: back in march, bush was the clear front-runner, polling at 21% among the republican field. but since then he's fallen to the middle of the pack, now getting the support of just 10% of republican voters. hillary clinton, fresh off her big kickoff rally this weekend, hit the campaign trail in new hampshire. just like bush, she can't escape her family ties.

>> i'm not running for president obama's third term or my husband's third term. i'm running for my first term. i will pay attention to what they did, which i think on balance was good for the country. >> reporter: even if jeb bush isn't leading the republican field, he still held up next to hillary clinton in what sounds like a familiar general election race. right now clinton leads bush by three points. jeb bush and hillary clinton have the same challenge. they can both capitalize on their near universal name recognition but they also need to present to voters a message that's both fresh and forward looking. t.j., reena? >> thank you very much, karen. politics 2016, off and running. >> bush/clinton again. sounds so 1988 -- pick the year. bush or clinton. we'll see how it works out. traveling with comfort and ease. >> our tech wizard dick

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it also will work in 140 different countries. you bring that in, one plug. is that neat? finally -- this is for the fall. i'm in love with this little guy. this is for the fall, coming out in the fall. fall travel. this is the little fold and go elephant. this little guy has all these -- so your little toddler, 3 months and up, in the backseat has all these little toys and everything is attached. they can entertain themselves. i spent about three hours playing with this myself. i even learned how to put this back in the pocket. that's the only thing coming in the fall. everything else is out. >> it's actually a little elephant, right? >> it's an elephant. it's the fold and go elephant. the elephant ear is the handle. it's also for adults. >> not just for kids like you. >> i know. i know. i'm taking it home. >> well, thank you very much. thanks for being with us. look for details on all these gadgets on dick's website, gizwiz.biz or wnnfans.com. you're watching "world news

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for cooling relief in a snap. ♪ not long ago drones were simply a novelty of technology but now they're quickly becoming a common sight for better or worse. >> recent events along the shoreline involving sharks, the latest use of drones might be a lifesaver. >> reporter: a fairly common day at seal beach. blue skies, gentle waves and a lifeguard keeping an eye on things. but what he can't see from the guard stand is easily spotted from above. >> we want to warn the public that we spotted sharks in the area. >> reporter: chief joel bailey

of the seal beach marine safety department says finding those sharks was especially easy because of this. a phantom drone the lifeguard agency had just started using to check out shark reports. >> we launched the drone and in about five minutes we spotted five or six sharks. we went down, zoomed in and filmed them. and then we cruised the whole area. and i think we probably saw about ten sharks in total. >> reporter: drones have generated some public outcry, raising privacy concerns. bailey says the department's drone will only be used over the water and for official business. beach goers we spoke with called the eye in the sky an added safety tool. >> no one wants to get eaten by a shark so, yeah drones are good. >> my kids like to boogie board and i get scared not being in out there with them, so, yeah i would like to know if there are sharks out there. >> reporter: at $1400, the drone isn't exactly cheap, but the chief will tell you, it sure saves a lot of time and money compared to the old way of checking out a shark sighting. >> we would send a lifeguard on

a jet ski. so, they would launch a ski, go over to the area, search for an hour, then they'd come back and report. >> reporter: that process would take about two hours. the drone takes just 20 minutes. because of that efficiency, bailey says he expects other lifeguard agencies to invest in drones as well. giving more lifeguards a bird's-eye view of a great white encounter. rob hayes reporting for abc news. >> some people don't leave without their drone. ginger zee doesn't go to starbucks without her drone. >> she does not. it's part of her standard equipment now. like every new thing that comes along, there's some upsides and some downsides and that will be the case with drones. we need one for the show. >> i would love that. >> i would love to use the drone right now to fly -- you can't fly one in manhattan. right? >> i'm not quite sure about that. >> yeah, we would get in trouble for that. >> that's the news for this half hour. remember to follow us on facebook. hour. remember to follow us on

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this morning on "world news now" -- tropical storm bill is gaining strength in the gulf of mexico taking aim at an area still cleaning up after a flood disaster. the dangerous conditions and predictions from accuweather. on the lookout. keeping an eye on the carolina shores. sharks attack a boy and girl within minutes of each other along the same beach. >> they said the head was about that big. >> the victims' severe injuries and new shark infestation? some local beaches in an entire county were closed. caught on camera. a deputy using a stun gun on a 13-year-old boy. accusations of brutality and who's demanding answers. and historic victory. the blackhawks winning the stanley cup at home.

why this win over tampa bay is so sweet in chicago, tuesday, june 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. good morning. it's tuesday. how's everybody doing? >> i expected like, da, da, da, da! she's back! >> no. we do this too much. >> well, thank you. you know what, thank you. to the two producers back there -- >> every time we see you -- >> -- jack and b.k. and deb. >> we're always welcoming you back. >> you've been out, too. >> nobody welcomes me back. >> i welcome you back. i'm refreshed after a two-week vacation. >> that's awesome, reena. >> i learned some chinese while in china. >> that's awesome. >> i want to say ni hao, that means hello. >> that's all you got? give me something else that we

don't know. >> xie xie means thank you. [ speaking chinese ] where is the toilet paper? >> where is the toilet paper? >> sometimes it's not always there. >> while you were in china, you didn't need the bathroom. you just needed -- you'll go anywhere. you just wanted to make sure you could wipe. >> toilet paper. how are you? >> good. >> haven't seen you in two weeks. two weeks. and here we are. >> we've never been separated that long. >> i think you're right. we have not. >> while you were out covering for "gma." >> i was in oakland for the nba finals. >> i thought we did this in march. you walked me through march madness in march. >> oh, somebody -- jack, did you hear this? no, come on, baby, that was college. this is the nba. yeah. >> all right. sorry. got it. >> oh. well, welcome back. it begins. so, let's -- >> weather, unbelievable.

>> it seems like when you left we were talking about nasty weather. you come back, we're talking nasty weather. this is a big deal. texas, another deluge. the storm blowing ashore there this morning with a new round of soaking rain. >> and tropical storm bill could dump up to a foot of rain from houston and dallas before moving into oklahoma. many of those areas still saturated from last month's record downpours and catastrophic flooding. close to 30 deaths and several evacuation orders are in effect around galveston. >> the watershed can't handle much water and it's going to go somewhere else. it's going to go in the streets. >> researchers say some storms can actually strengthen over land by drawing from heavy moisture in the soil. officials in dallas have activated the city's emergency operation center ahead of the storm. >> watches and warnings are posted now from tropical storm bill. and it reaches far beyond the gulf coast. >> the storm expected to move north to the ohio valley this week. accuweather's justin povick has

the latest. >> good morning. we now have tropical storm bill. this system organized yesterday evening. now into the overnight into the early morning hours, we're concerned this could continue to slowly strengthen. winds around 50 to 55 miles per hour. movement off to the north and west. here's the radar. we are looking at some extremely heavy rainfall rates just off the coast whereas we could see major flash flooding later on tuesday from houston to dallas. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> justin, thank you so much. a major emergency response to the los angeles airport as a plane landed with six passengers on board. a dozen people on the flight from fiji became violently ill with what is expected to be the they all stayed at the same hotel and had to be checked out before the plane could deplane. >> they just announced they

wanted somebody -- a doctor on board. at the end they made us get off to watch them all walk out. that was not impressive. >> one of the passengers chose to be taken to the hospital for further treatment. the rest were cleared to continue with their travel. there are fresh fears of shark attacks along south atlantic beaches. all st. lucie beaches were closed after eight sharks were seen offshore. officials will arrive early this morning to see if the sharks have left. two people, a 12-year-old girl and 15-year-old boy, lost arms in a shark attack in north carolina this weekend. elizabeth hur reports there are also concerns there. >> reporter: with their eyes on the waters, officials in north carolina and florida are keeping vigilant. shark attacks in the area are extremely rare. after two attacks in less than two hours, two teens, doctors say, face a long recovery after losing limbs in just waist deep water. >> brunswick county, 911. what's the status of your emergency? >> oh, my gosh. 911.

>> hello. >> there's someone bitten by a shark. >> reporter: the first attack happened 4:00 sunday afternoon with a girl bit in the arm and leg and had to be dragged out of the water by bystanders. 90 minutes later, another call after a 16-year-old boy was attacked by a shark. >> they said the head was about that big and it just came up and took his arm. >> reporter: officials say if not for randy and others who rushed to help, the outcome could have been much worse. although unusual, there have been six incidents on the atlantic coast in the last six weeks, two in this north carolina county. in a statement the mother of the 16-year-old boy thanked everyone for helping to save his life. doctors say he's now out of surgery and his condition has been upgraded from critical to fair. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. the search for two escaped prisoners in new york state entering its 11th day now. the prison employee charged with helping the two men appeared in court again yesterday. there she is.

joyce mitchell had agreed to be the getaway driver but backed out last minute because she still loved her husband and felt guilty for participating. they say one of the two escapees pretended friendship. >> her comments were, you know, he was paying attention to her, he was talking to her, he was being nice to her. >> well, schools in the area have reopened with an increased police presence. there's no confirmed sighting of the two escapees since the search began. the embattled president of the naacp chapter in spokane has resigned after allegations she lied about her race. rachel dolezal announced on the chapter's facebook page saying a separation is in the best interest of the naacp, days after her family told media she was white passing herself off as black. meanwhile there was a rally in spokane last night as they held up signs saying integrity matters. >> i think she damaged herself more than anything. >> this is the way she

acknowledged she was wrong for what she has done. and this is the way the community is able to move forward. >> adding to the controversy in spokane, we now know that dolezal had sued howard university in 2002. she accused the historically black school where she earned her masters degree of discriminating against her, in part, because she was white but the lawsuit was thrown out. jeb bush hitting the campaign trail with stops in new hampshire, iowa and south carolina this week. the former florida governor made his republican candidacy for president official in miami. abc's tom llamas was there. >> reporter: in english and espanol. governor jeb bush now officially in the race. his mother barbara watching in the front row. no bush 41 or bush 43. no accident. the candidate's message, he's his own man. >> not one of us deserves this

by narrative or by family. it's nobody's turn. it's everybody's test. >> reporter: you won't even find a bush name on his campaign logo. just jeb. who is he? a doer, not a talker, he says. the former florida governor taking a subtle jab at the many u.s. senators he's now competing against. >> there's no passing off responsibility when you're a governor. no blending into the legislative crowd. >> reporter: and his concrete promise, 19 million new jobs and a commitment to the middle class. governor bush also went after hillary clinton saying as secretary of state she was part of a foreign policy that's left a legacy of crisis all over the world. tom llamas, abc news. donald trump is expected to throw his hat into the race. i'll announce today in new york city. and the real estate mogul is also expected to reveal he's

worth about $9 billion, that's with a "b," about double the net worth calculated by "forbes" magazine. >> he's going to reveal that? >> maybe that's just what that's about -- >> you reveal that? you just say, y'all know i'm rich, right? >> a high roller. >> high roller with a shock collar. >> that's what i meant. >> you can start a new thing. we turn to the chicago blackhawks. congrats to the city of chicago. good folks there celebrating the team's third stanley cup win. the clinching goal in second goal. there's pat i can rick patrick kane. the second celebration was there in chicago. >> we've been around the block a few times. playing these big games, it seems like the bigger the games, the more we relish it, we come to answer the bell. it's all about the team. >> thousands of fans poured out in the streets.

the first time the blackhawks won the cup on their home ice since 1938. that was a big deal. the victory parade expected to be on thursday. i just read an article. i'm going to tell you about the nba. it could wrap up tonight. it is between the golden state warriors. they could be the cleveland cavaliers, but before we say anything else about game six, here's a funny footnote. >> among the crowd there, i didn't see these folks there, but a father and son. it was supposed to be mom and dad, but young son persuaded his mom to give him the ticket. give up her ticket. but there was a catch to this. >> what it's going to take is for you to look exactly like me in order to sit in that seat so that your brother and sister won't freak out when they see you sitting in that seat.

so the next thing i know we're in a wig shop. >> strange family. >> i love it. >> travis, give him credit, look at him there. not a bad disguise. his seats were behind the cleveland bench. he said, wearing the wig was a small price to pay to see the game close up. what a game it was. the series -- have you seen a single game? >> no, i see highlights on espn when i'm on the treadmill. >> and you got our sister network in there. >> a two-week vacation and she's back. >> back in the mood. coming up in the mix, a meter maid who can lift a head. the movie magic of "jurassic world" from the anticipated sequel to a record-setting blockbuster. first, serious concerns about this encounter. a deputy using a taser on a 13-year-old boy. the sheriff now weighing in. you can find us on instagram. check out our pics at abcwnn. we posted one just now. you're watching "world news now." . we posted one just now. you're watching "world news now." the new mascara you twirl on to super size your lashes and your eyes.

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a raging wildfire in alaska has called for evacuation of not only hundreds of residents but also thousands of sled dogs. yes, only in alaska. the wildfire has scorched an area where many recreational competitive mushers live. several racers lost their homes, rescued all their dogs, but about 6500 acres have burned. the main highway between fairbanks and anchorage is closed. a 10-year-old girl has died after she was on a roll er koes ercoast er in magic mountain in southern

california. she was up conscious when the ride ended. the park says there's no evidence the girl's death was related to the ride, it has been closed temporarily. revolution first opened nearly 40 years ago. turn to san diego now where the sheriff there is standing behind his deputy who was caught on camera using a taser on a 13-year-old boy. >> abc's linsey davis reports the video is going viral as the controversy swirls over just who's at fault. >> police brutality right here. >> reporter: as the video of the 13-year-old runaway tased by a san diego county sheriff's deputy is causing outrage, the sheriff is defending his deputy. >> in actuality what we have really is how to control a juvenile. >> reporter: the sheriff says when the deputy approached a young group of kids skateboarding behind a shopping center, he recognized one as a runaway. the deputy says when he tried to get the boy to voluntarily return home, a scuffle ensued and he says the boy resisted. >> he bites the deputy's forearm. that's not the actions of someone complying with the deputy. >> what the [ bleep ]! >> reporter: the deputy tases the teen.

the deputy reveals the bite marks. the person who shot the video, seen her skateboarding, says it was excessive force, especially for a 13-year-old. the sheriff says based on the initial report it appears this was an appropriate use of force, but an investigation is now under way. that deputy remains on duty. linsey davis, abc news, new york. well, coming up -- breaking box office records. "jurassic world" proving to be a monster in the movie world. bringing in half a billion dollars. so could this be the summer of the blockbuster? also ahead in the next half hour, cutting your used car cost. how new technology challenged and helped those save big if you call a mechanic. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now"

"jurassic world" broke global records in sales and proving hollywood's formula apparently worked. >> the action-leading man and action-packed suspension and dinosaurs. abc's rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: "jurassic world" roared into theaters, biting off that number half a billion dollars. what sent audiences all over the world running to ticket counters this weekend? nearly half of us watched in 3-d, bumping up the ticket prices, plus the power of the sequel. more than 20 years of hype, helping to make this a summer blockbuster.

in fact, nearly all of the top grossing opening weekend movies have been sequels. the latest "avengers," "iron man 3" and the final "harry potter." >> action! >> reporter: also helping, likeable chris pratt as leading man. >> this is so fun. you know how fun this is? this is so fun. >> reporter: they used robots controlled just off camera. so, could this lead to yet another sequel? when asked, chris pratt joked, they have me for, i think, 38 movies or something. rebecca jarvis, abc news, minneapolis. >> looks good. >> i do want to see this one. and this formulation -- we don't have any original stories necessarily. those don't do as well. we want throwbacks. we want stories we remember. things nostalgic. >> the three highest box office hits of all time have been "gone with the wind," "star wars" and "the sound of music". >> that makes perfect sense.

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i thought we were talking baseball -- basketball -- go on. >> oh! this is going bad. kristin the cracking up over there. this is going so downhill. we kind of want to keep it going downhill. >> no, no. >> ohio state has a football program. it's pretty elite. urban meyer is the coach. they just won the national championship. there he is. you might recognize him or you might not, reena. okay. every campus -- you don't mess with the coach's parking spot. if you do, this is what happens. now, that's his benz in the back. somebody parked in his spot, so what did he do? >> he boxed him in. >> he ain't going nowhere, homey. someone who boxed him in was a person on his team a special teams kicker. he was a transfer from duke jack willoughby a kicker. it will never happen again. new cat to the team. >> lesson learned first day. >> he learned his lesson. well, it's hard to get new yorkers' attention right? >> it's impossible. >> this probably really would. a meter maid upset and angry, lifted this cab.

look at the reaction. because they were parked in the wrong spot. >> don't mess -- >> you don't mess with the meter maid. this is actually a viral video. they tricked out this car, spray painted it yellow to turn it into a taxi looking vehicle. like a taxi cab. then they -- you see there, they took out the 5,000-pound engine to make it super light, right? and then they added these little steel plates you see back there to weigh it down, the back down. and this was part of brian harmon's idea. he teamed up with the viral marketing company think moto to get this to go viral. the idea is it's just as easy to lift a cab as it is to buy and sell a car. >> everybody loves number four. can we skip to number four? >> no, we're going to do number three. >> okay, that's fine. let's do some yoga. i don't mind yoga. you would think cats and yoga go together. you see some of the stretches and whatnot. they teamed up here in illinois,

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this morning on "world news now" -- extreme weather. tropical storm bill packing powerful winds, pounding surf and several inches of rain an hour. the warnings and predictions from accuweather. travel turmoil. more than a dozen passengers on a single flight. so sick, federal public health officials rush to the plane. breaking down the huge expense of car repairs and how to avoid being ripped off by mechanics. bank on our expert advice for a smoother ride. and later in "the skinny," the bombshell season finale of "game of thrones," a major character's shocking departure

and a special guest with insight on what's next. it's tuesday, june 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. good to see you back. >> good to see me back? >> you were away this weekend. >> you were away the past month. >> i took a two-week vacation to china. >> i was gone one day. don't welcome me back. welcome you back. >> i do have some treats for you later this half hour. >> treats from china. >> treats from china. i did think of you and brought you back -- >> did you bring me back one of those t-shirts that says -- what does it say? my co-anchor went to china and all i got was this t-shirt? >> i did not find that at the great wall. i did search. we have lots of news today. weather. >> weather has been a big deal for a while. it's that season, we know. but we start with tropical storm bearing down on the texas gulf coast this morning, hitting the state at the worst possible time. >> the surf pounding and gale warnings posted as tropical storm bill inches closer.

the bull's eye, some of the same cities slammed by last month's historic floods. our coverage begins in galveston with abc's kendis gibson. >> reporter: tropical storm bill hitting the texas coast this morning. winds intensifying overnight. the surf in galveston getting rougher by the minute. the biggest concern, downpours in a state already hit by flood disaster. over the past several weeks rain storms dumped 34 trillion gallons of water. leaving $45 million in damage behind. here's a reminder of the storms starting memorial day. an unforgettable deluge captured on camera in austin. and now it's deja vu. the biggest cities in texas on alert. >> the watershed -- >> bring you any important -- >> -- can't handle much water and it's going to go somewhere else and it's going to go in the streets. >> reporter: the threat level from houston's emergency management is heightened. the local government's nerve center activated. property owners fearing the worst. >> from the looks of it, i don't think we're ready for what's about to come. >> reporter: the gulf region is

not the only area getting hit. storms are flooding iowa rivers. and severe weather hitting chicago just before the stanley cup game. as this tropical system moves north, a big area from corpus christi to the ohio valley could get flooded. here in texas the state has already had its wettest month ever and here comes this storm system with powerful winds and up to a foot of rain expected to fall in the hours ahead. kendis gibson, abc news, galveston, texas. that rain from tropical storm bill could fall at a very rapid rate. >> it could be disastrous. justin povick from accuweather. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. we have tropical storm bill lifting to the north and west at a generous clip. in fact, this is going to make landfall later this afternoon, north of brownsville, south of houston, in the general vicinity of corpus christi. and it's along the east of a track that we are very concerned about. choppy surf and extremely heavy rainfall rates. the center of circulation

sitting right about here and underneath that center we have some very, very heavy rain coming down. rainfall rates in an hour could be approaching 3 inches. that's going to lead to some flash flooding throughout eastern texas and southeastern oklahoma today. that area will continue to grow and lift north then east all throughout the week. some spots could top 10 inches. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> justin, thank you so much. the beach at oak island in north carolina remains open after two shark attacks this weekend. you won't find many people going into the water, however, there are additional patrols looking for the sharks or could be one shark even. that bit two young swimmers. each losing an arm. locals and officials say they can't remember the last serious shark attack in the area. and now there have been two in the same afternoon. well, the prison employee accused of helping two inmates escape back in court yesterday. joyce mitchell appeared before a judge wearing a jail uniform and a bulletproof vest. prosecutors say mitchell provided the men with speed bag boxing gloves, lighted

eyeglasses and the blades and tools used to bust out of jail. there's been no confirmed sightings of the men since they escaped 11 days ago. emergency responders were on hand when a flight from fiji landed yesterday at los angeles airport. a dozen passengers became violently ill during the flight, likely from norovirus. abc's david kerley reports. >> reporter: when the fiji jetliner touched down at l.a.x., a dozen americans reported being ill. the centers for disease control on the scene containing all 272 people on board. fire trucks and medics quickly surrounding the jetliner. of the 12 who reported symptoms of nausea and vomiting, a 19-year-old male requested to go to the hospital, taken by wheelchair to one of those waiting ambulances. the overnight flight landed from fiji a few minutes after its scheduled arrival. >> i was in the back so i didn't get to see too much of them, but feel bad for them. >> at the end they waited until they got off so we got to watch them walk out. >> reporter: all of the passengers, including those reporting symptoms, were taken to a secure area. as cdc personnel looked for the cause of the illnesses.

investigators have already learned that all 12 americans while not traveling together were all staying at the same hotel in fiji. all those on board have been released by the cdc. david kerley, abc news, washington. after days of scrutiny over her race, the head of spokane's naacp stepped down. rachel dolezal, you've seen a lot about her lately, posted her resignation on the chapter's facebook page. saying her separation is in the best interest of the naacp. she did not answer allegations that she had been lying about being black. meanwhile, we're learning dolezal sued howard university in 2012 after earning her masters degree there, claiming she was discriminated against, partly because she's white. so employers rule still trumps colorado's marijuana law. the unanimous ruling from the state supreme court in a case involving off-duty pot smoking. the fired employee was a quadriplegic who had a state medical marijuana card. he was fired after failing a random drug test. the man calls the decision

shocking but does not plan to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. we turn to a wild scene. is this a place you expect to see a wild scene? this happened at the national laboratory in berkeley, california. >> and they're off! hundreds of goats on the move coming downhill and not letting anything get in the way, clearly. they've got somewhere to go and something to do. >> are they hungry? what's going on here? >> must be dinner time. taco bell might be offering a special. >> taco bell, huh? the lab uses the goats to keep the grass short and reduce the risk of fire. wait. what's going on here? what's going on with the goats? >> they're going to eat grass. >> they're going to eat some grass? so they release the hounds. >> they go for it. >> they just go for it. >> it's a free-for-all. >> baa! >> wow. we had that? >> we haven't used that in a while. >> i haven't heard that. that's the first time i've heard that one.

>> that might be new. for the summer. >> we got summer sound, apparently. well, coming up, a personal travel log. my unforgettable observations of china and some special treats to share. also in "the skinny." surprises last night. oh, "the bachelorette," that's still on, i forgot about that, including the use of a certain four-letter word. which one, jack? i don't like teases. which word? which word? >> don't worry. i'll tell you about it soon. >> jack, just yell it out. >> no! >> all right. our senior analyst, jack sheahan, coming up with the exclusive weekly kiss count. but first, the high cost of fixing your car. new ways to find instant savings on repairs and what you should do after your next breakdown. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol. the soft places we love could be home to thousands of bacteria. but lysol disinfectant spray can help protect your family because it can also be used on soft surfaces. it kills 99.9% of illness causing bacteria

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these big purple blobs have been washing ashore in the san francisco bay area. giant sea slugs found scattered along the beaches. some are still alive. they're called sea hairs. they can grow up to three feet long weigh up to 15 pounds. scientists say it's unusual to see so many slugs this time of year. but the good news is they're not harmful to folks. >> looks like a kidney almost. huge. >> oh, wow. the average family spends nearly $1,000 a year for maintenance and repairs for each of its vehicles. >> yeah, not hard to cut down on these expenses, though. linzie janis has tips. >> reporter: alex and joe are expecting twins and need their 12-year-old jetta volkswagen fixed before the babies can arrive. >> we can't take the bus. it's impossible with two babies. >> reporter: but after calling around for quotes --

>> can i help you? >> people are useless. >> reporter: an estimate of nearly $1600. >> it would really hurt us financially to get the repair. to pay that much for a repair right now. >> reporter: we drove in automotive expert lauren fix to give us some money-saving advice. tip number one, know the going rate. use this free app called repair pal. >> every shop could have a different rate, so it's wise to use the internet and shop around. >> reporter: the app instantly finding a much lower quote of $347 for a new timing belt. >> wow. okay. >> reporter: tip number two, if you're comfortable having someone come to your home, skip the auto shop all together with your mechanic. they send an independent screened mechanic straight to your door. >> that's not bad. >> that's cool. okay. >> reporter: tip number three, arm yourself with knowledge. find out what that blinking dashboard light means using plug-in devices like actron or car m.d.

>> these tools are a great way to save money, especially if you have a check engine light. >> reporter: they tell you what's wrong with your car so you won't be up-sold. putting the brake on that bill, they're now set to save nearly $1,000. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> great tips. you know what, you always -- a lot of people feel when you go to the mechanics you're going to get hosed, like we do when we take our car in for repair. >> i'm not going to say this again, get rid -- >> this is my favorite photo. like from 1960s "world news now" arranged marriage. >> arranged marriage. >> arranged marriage photo. all right, folks, when we come back, we have hope for you distraught "game of thrones" fans. you know they're distraught right now. >> yes, i've heard. things get crazy on "the bachelorette." "the skinny" next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.

♪ skinny so skinny ♪ one of the biggest television moments of the year -- until the next one -- it was the shocking death on the hit hbo show "game of thrones." before we proceed, spoiler alert. you all know what happened by now, right? >> if you haven't watched the show, you've had a chance to discuss it. jon snow, major character, spoiler alert, was killed.

>> people are outraged over the news but they may have reason to believe that jon will go on. >> for some theories of what may lie ahead, we have a report from our "game of thrones" expert -- >> we have one? >> reena, t.j., that is correct. i'm here at the wall that guards the realms of men with some exciting news. jon snow may not be dead after all. possibility one -- he is going to change into his direwolf. he's a warg, a skin-changer, and then he's able to meet up with his half brother, bron, who we have not seen for a season. possibility two -- lady melisandre, who left the wall, we haven't seen for a year. he revives jon through the light. as you might remember with beric dondarien, known as man of mirror can do that.

maybe lady melisandre can, too. possibility three -- he's actually a good white walker. he will turn into a man known as cold hands, and that's from the books. how do you know if a "game of thrones" fan has read the books? don't worry, they will tell you. back to you! >> oh, that man looks familiar. >> he looked vaguely familiar. looked like he was wearing one of your blankets. "game of thrones," you have to wait ten months until next season to see if jon survives. turning to dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> actor doing his best to avoid disaster. he has a new movie out. he's ready for disaster like if he sideswipes your truck. >> which is what happened here. in this photo, the rock explained he was singing when he was driving and all of a sudden, bang -- >> he was singing? >> yeah, he was singing. he turned around and saw the truck owner inspecting the damage. >> but the guy didn't care. after realizing it was the rock. they shared a good laugh. later when the rock checked back in with him, the owner refused

to accept any money. anybody would have road rage but the rock is a big dude. yeah, don't worry about it. >> lesson learned. abc's "the bachelorette". can we get to that? >> joining us now, our senior "bachelorette" analyst, jack sheahan. >> good to be back. >> what's up, man? >> good to be back. welcome back to yourself as well. hope you had a good trip. anyway, let's get this started. we don't have a lot of time. there were 15 guys that started this whole thing last night. we got to thin out the ranks a little bit. roll that beautiful "bachelorette" footage. citi field right here in queens. the guys were there for the cocktail party. they also had a rose ceremony. now the field is down to 12. >> wow. >> after this whole event here, jonathan, corey, ryan, he didn't stand a chance anyway, they're out. >> why not? why didn't they stand a chance?

why do you say that? >> because they didn't have kaitlyn's heart. >> there you go. >> they didn't have kaitlyn's heart. off to san antonio where shawn b., he's got that matthew mcconaughey thing going. >> that's him? >> yes. and kaitlyn take to the famous river walk. they had the famous river walk all to themselves. some sitdown kayaking, they enjoyed each other's company by the side of the river walk, let's put it that way. we teased that four-letter word. there have been other four -- >> was it love? >> it was love. >> oh! >> let me just read the dialogue. shawn b. said, i am falling in love with you. >> stop! stop it! jack, get out of here. >> jack, you believe it? >> i do believe it. and kaitlyn said, i feel the same way. >> okay. stop this. >> so, there you go. we've committed the love word for the first time. >> is he the front-runner? >> he's one of the front-runners. >> are we going to have a "love" count now? >> we might, as the men dwindle. we are down to 12 now, so we'll see what happens.

>> i'm falling -- stop it. >> yeah. next thing, in the mariachi next thing, in the mariachi spirit of san antonio, this guy ian wanted to go all #alamostyle. he wasn't getting any love from kaitlyn there so he basically stages this face-off with her. he questions her intentions. he says she's a surface-level person. he says, you're here to kiss guys on tv. and that's it. i mean, he's dropping bombs. >> wow. >> forget about this guy. anyway, we don't know what happened. we'll have to find out what happens next week. there's the tease. kiss count, kiss count -- speaking of kissing guys on tv, this week's kiss count stops at five. >> up from last week? >> yep. up one from last week. >> this woman. >> you know, kaitlyn is testing them out, let's put it that way. so, we'll see. my understanding is next week is going to be the most dramatic episode so far, so we'll see how it goes. >> okay.

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♪ all right. is this your beautiful footage we are ♪ all right. is this your beautiful footage we are seeing there? >> that's actually file footage from abc. >> take credit for it. >> i'm not -- >> reena was gone for a couple weeks. tell us where you were. >> we were in shanghai. my husband is working on a book. so we decided to do a little two-week tour of shanghai, beijing and nanjing. i brought you back a couple goodies. >> he was working. you were kicking it. >> i was shopping. >> that's a nice shopping bag. >> it is a nice shopping bag smuggled in from customs -- >> did you say smuggled? >> yeah. i don't think you're supposed to bring in foods. >> are you serious? how did you get it in? >> i brought you back toffee, white rabbit toffee. this is green bean cake.

>> green bean -- like the green beans i'm used to? >> green bean cake. i also brought some chinese cookies here. what else do we have? we also have rose puff pastry for the crew. >> yeah! >> how many green bean pastries do you have? >> i have a whole box full. now, what i wanted to bring you back -- i have to tell you. i took a two-week break from selfie -- what's wrong? it's not that bad, t.j.! it's a green bean. >> i will keep my green beans steamed. >> i got that off the 50% off rack. >> well, yeah. you sure it wasn't the 80% off rack? go ahead. >> for two weeks, no social media, no e-mail, unplugged. but i noticed everyone was obsessed with the selfie stick. everywhere i went. look at this guy. we're in shanghai. couldn't help but take the selfie. >> you're taking a picture of the guy taking a picture of himself. >> yeah. then i took a picture of this woman. she was great with the selfie stick. and then i got to the great wall.

>> look at this here. >> i have to take jelly, justin and autumn from austin, texas. who showed me how it's done. i took a boring photo and then they took my camera and showed me how to take a -- >> wait, her name is jelly? >> yes. it's a girl, actually. this is what i really wanted to bring you back. this is mcdonald's, breakfast at mcdonald's in beijing. >> what is that? >> a fried doughnut in tortilla wrapped with eggs and sausage. that's their breakfast mcmuffin in china. >> wait. is that your husband? >> that's my husband. ironically, it was his birthday and nothing was open that early in the morning -- >> you took him to mcdonald's for his birthday and you got him a fried doughnut wrapped -- >> he said it was pretty good. >> why do we have his head cut off? mystery man. >> he didn't want a photo. >> his face was in it but we cut it off? >> don't miss updates. >> announcer: this abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. forming insomniacs for two

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