sports with reena. i've been begging for this segment for a long time. >> you got your wish teej. >> sports with reena is coming up. >> because you've noticed my expertise in sports has expanded so much. >> the most entertaining thing you're going to see since "saturday night live." >>> also ahead, a little boy making history in our health headlines. gratitude after a landmark transplant. >>> and later, windows 10 just introduced. we're going to show you some computer short cuts that could make a difference. you are watching "world news now." [ male announcer ] approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about 80% of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans they could help save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. taking in

i'm reena >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> crews battling wildfires in the west will also battle triple digit heat and high winds today. 23 major wildfires are raging in five states. four firefighters suffered burns in one california fire. >>> a tragic end to the search for a missing girl in northern california. police found the body of 8-year-old madyson middleton in a dumpster. a 15-year-old boy is being questioned in connection with the discovery. >>> the patriarch of the jackson family has suffered a stroke. joe jackson recovering at a hospital in brazil. he was in rio to celebrate his 87th birthday when he fell ill. he's said to be in good spirits. >>> last night's season finale of "the bachelorette" ended with a proposal. kaitlyn choosing shawn b. over nick. the losing contestant, nick stopped short as he tried to pull out his ring. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, july 28th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "wor

reena, i'm missing something. you go to beach to have your own fun and somebody comes to have the fun for you. >> they come to do all of the harder work that you don't want to do and then you have bragging rights. who's going to know that they came through and did that for you? >> do they bring beer? >> they don't bring beer, jack. sorry sorry. >> that blows my mind. >> i think it's fantastic. >> you would. >>> one last one here. we leave you with the musical stylings of a musician out of cairo cairo. okay a lot of people play the recorder right? >> yeah. >> and he's beat boxing. check this guy out. ♪ >> you like that? >> that's pretty good. >> you like that? >> yeah. i could never do that. i couldn't even play "hot cross buns" on that thing. >> why would you? you'd just hire a >>> breaking news on "world news now." george h.w. bush is in the hospital. the former president's medical scare and what doctors are saying about bush 41. >>> tough talk from president obama. the opposition he faces after the landmark ir

let's see what people are reporting about the updates. >> we do sports with reena technology with reena tomorrow night. >>> the arizona cardinals have performed a first. they are now the first team to have a female coach on the coaching staff. this is a first believed to be in nfl history. you're seeing her there. her name is jen welter. she's got a lot of experience. she was a linebacker for 14 years with the dallas diamonds a women's professional football league and helped lead them to four championships. we'll learn more later when he this he hold a news conference. she has the experience to do the job. she has a masters in sports schooling, a p.h.d. in psychology. she's the first woman to play in a professional league, men's league. she got in to play running back. she's got the experience. this is awesome. >> my money's on her going to the super bowl. >> all right. >> she's just a preseason coach. you got her in the super bowl already. >> what have i told you repeatedly? it is the year of the woman in sports. >> okay. yeah. i'll give you that. >> i told you. world cup, super bowl.

and reena, thanks, and good morning to you. a big change coming up for the northeast, not until later on tonight. still have to get through tuesday. it's going to be another muggy afternoon, real feel temperatures as you're heading outdoors new york city, philadelphia, boston, going to feel like it's well into the 90s. close to 100 degrees around our nation's capital. good news on the way, though, a front blows through later on tuesday night. it'll take all the moisture and all the storms with it and it's going to be feeling great later on this week. flash flooding risk continues over northern oklahoma, northern arkansas later on today into wednesday with very, very heavy rain. the southwest is drying out. some good news over southern california with all the flooding but we'll have to watch the tropics later on this upcoming weekend. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> now to the firestorm over the death of a young black woman in a texas jail cell. those who knew her best insisting she would never take her ow

and reena, thanks and good morning. the threat for severe weather will start to shift a little further south and west later on this afternoon. a couple of days ago we had dangerous thunderstorms near st. louis. i think we could see some more of those this afternoon, damaging winds being the primary threat but flash flooding is another big concern. toons of wildfires going on throughout the northwest. poor air quality and lots of smoke continuing to press into the northern plains. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thanks so much justin. >>> overnight jeb bush releasing his tax records for the past 33 years. they show that the former florida governor has earned nearly $28 million since leaving office. his primary occupation was as a consultant though he also made 10 million giving speeches. the gop presidential hopeful is in the top 1% of taxpayers. >>> landmark announcement today on the renewed relationship between the u.s. and cuba. president obama will unveil plans for both countries to re-open their embassyies shut down

good morning, reena. it is a late start for ohio governor john kasich, who will need to gather momentum right away at a time when another candidate is getting the most attention. one more in a crowded contest. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> reporter: now the 16th republican vying for the job. ohio governor john kasich is calling for unity to overcome national challenges. >> america has become stronger for them, and here's how we've done it, by staying together, not by dividing each other, but by staying together with our eyes on the horizon. >> reporter: a starkly different tone on the campaign trail for donald trump. the brash businessman continues to fire back at critics and competitors. >> and then i watch this idiot lindsey graham on television today, and he calls me a jackass. he's a jackass. >> reporter: and then this. >> let's try it. 202 -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: trump giving out senator lindsey graham's personal cell phone number. the billionaire made no mentio

reena, t.v.? >> you're right. thank you so much. >>> the defense for the colorado theater shooter could rest as soon as friday. today prosecutors will continue cross examining a star witness for the defense. she says holmes was mentally ill at the time of the shooting. prosecutors attacked the credibility of the schizophrenia expert even questioning the accuracy of her notes. they say he was sane during the massacre. >> communities in 15 states are under flash flood watches and warnings overnight. in texas a man and his dog swept off a bridge over a rising creek in brownwood, texas, yesterday. they managed to get out of their truck but all were washed down stream. nearly 5 inches of rain fell in this community in a short time. rivers and creeks still rising there. in oklahoma, runoff from the rain is damaging roads and sewers. so far no reports of damage to homes but a lot of roads close there had. 100-year-old historical records were submerged in a county office building basement. they'll be freeze dried now toda

holmes. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." it's anything but a holiday weekend for law enforcement and security agencies. the threat from isis greater than ever this year. so expect to see tighter security at many fourth of july celebrations. >>> oil giant bp and federal state and local governments have reached an agreement on a settlement for the massive gulf oil spill five years ago. and if approved by a federal judge, bp would pay another $18.7 billion. >>> much-needed supplies should arrive at the international space station just after the last fourth of july fireworks here on earth. an unmanned russian spacecraft has launched successfully after two recent supply failures. >>> and top executives from whole foods are publicly admitting customers were overcharged. they're apologizing and say from now on customers finding pricing mistakes will get their item for free. those are some of our top stories on this friday, july 3rd. >> announcer: f

ryan and reena? >> thank you, kenneth. >>> a mexican drug lord known as el chapo could face charges in the u.s., if he's caught. a judge in mexico has approved an extradition request. you'll recall el chapo tunneled out of his jail cell earlier this month. he hasn't been seen since. >>> the high-profile showdown on an oregon river is over this morning. activists had been trying to block this ice-breaking ship owned by shell oil from traveling to alaska for a drilling operation, but the ship is well on its way after protesters were cleared. this kayaker getting run over by a sheriff's boat during the effort. with more, it's abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: the daring high-flying showdown between protesters hanging from this portland oregon bridge and a shell oil ship has come to an end, police stepping in and forcing the greenpeace activists to leave or be arrested. >> well, i have been charged with criminal trespass, interference with a police officer. >> reporter: for more than 36 hours, the 13 were

reena, t.j.? >> all right, serena thank you so much. >>> turn now to the growing backlash over donald trump's comments about mexican immigrants. "dancing with the stars" dancer cheryl burke now says she won't host the miss usa pageant. mexico says it won't send a contestant to the miss universe pageant. you'll remember trump made some comments in which he suggested mexican immigrants are rapists and drug dealers. studies, however, show that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes. >>> well new jersey governor chris christie has hit the campaign trail in new hampshire after becoming the latest politician to join the gop race for president. christie returned to his old high school to make the announcement. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: calling himself the tell it like it is candidate, new jersey's governor chris christie says he's running for president to in his words, change the world. >> there is one thing you will know for sure i mean what i say and i say what i mean, and that's wha

see, reena. >> sorry. a new documentary that premiered on bbc last night reveals how one country has declared screen addiction a national health crisis and what they're doing to fight it. abc's jesse palmer has the story. >> reporter: phones tablets, tvs, video games. we are glued to digital screens like never before. but now the ever increasing number of hours we spend plugged into our devices is being identified as a growing problem around the world. some experts even labelling it a screen addiction. in china, these vivid images caught on camera of teens stuck to their computer screens going hours without food and sleep so they don't miss a moment playing video games. >> reporter: in the new documentary "web junkie," airing on pbs, these young addicts struggle through inpatient rehab to treat an internet addiction now considered in china to be a clinical disorder. >> these kids are disconnected from reality. they stop functioning in their own lives. this is for the parents maybe the last chance to cure t

. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." there's more heavy rain on the way for parts of the southwest. yesterday's storms washed out an interstate highway bridge in california. the driver of this truck rescued from the water. >>> as vigils were held for the young, black woman found dead in a texas jail cell her family has ordered a private autopsy. police say sandra bland hanged herself, but relatives insist she would have never taken her own life. >>> crews battling a wildfire in southern california are outraged after they were delayed by drones for nearly 30 minutes. as flames destroyed dozens of cars, firefighting aircraft were grounded for safety until the drones moved out. >>> and three-time world champion surfer mick fanning says he is totally fine after fighting off a shark during a competition in south africa. after getting smacked around a bit and after hitting back to the shark also, fanning swam for his life, was picked up by res

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morning, reena. president obama says u.s. disengagement with cuba simply has not worked. big issues remain. but the leaders of both countries believe this is the best way to move toward eventually resolving them. inside the stately building is shined and ready. the cuban flag is soon the be unfurled this morning the hang outside the caribbean islands embassy in washington, d.c. for the first time in a half century. in cuba workers have been sprucing up the building that today is once again an american embassy. cuban president raul castro says this day is the beginning of long and complex road to normalizing the relations between the two countries that severed ties in 1961 shortly after a young fidel castro seized power. more than 50 years later, president obama decided it's time for a new approach. >> i've been clear we'll also continue to have serious differences. i strongly believe the best way for america to support our values is through engagement. >> reporter: among the differences still clearly present, freedom of speech and assembly. just yesterday, cuban security

reena. dolores is acting like that relative that refuses to go home after the holiday is over sticking around creating steady rain abnormal rain throughout san diego, los angeles and thunderstorms throughout a good portion of california. here's why. dolores's moisture coming off the water, creating drenching storms flash flooding, travel delays. that combines with monsoonal moisture a rarity actually. the two will meet in arizona and stay stuck like glue. so that's where you have the greatest flood threat. and then for up north central part of the country, storms forming along the front so it's going to make indianapolis, cincinnati louisville and st. louis miserable on their monday. it's a heck of a way to kick off workweek. back to you, reena, t.j. >> members of nashville's islamic community held a prayer vigil for the victims of the chattanooga shooting. they say mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was not typical of their community. the fbi continues to probe whether he may have been influenced

and reena? >> marci, thank you. >>> a regional airline is being punished by the faa because of a recent incident in which one of its crews stalled an aircraft. the skywest airlines crew was operating a flight for united express in april when a stall occurred. the plane lost about 12,000 feet of altitude. so the faa says skywest flights now have to fly at a lower altitude and must maintain minimum speeds. skywest says no stall took place. >>> and this from a blue angels air show in pensacola, florida. one jet flying low along the shoreline where thousands had gathered. so low, in fact that the jet's power sent tents and umbrellas flying into the air. fans forced to pick up their belongings while enjoying the rest of the show. >> that was intentional though? man. >> looks a little too low for me, a little too low for comfort. >>> well a big sigh of relief for nasa getting confirmation last night that its mission to pluto was a huge success. >> this was a big deal. >> yes. >> 13 hours of silence. t

reena? t.j.? >> bazi kanani, live in washington. thank you as always. >>> we turn to presidential politics now. donald trump refusing to back down from comments he made this weekend about john mccain. speaking to a conservative christian group in iowa, trump said mccain was not a war hero despite the fact that mccain was captured and held as a prisoner of war for more than five years. speaking to abc's martha raddatz, trump doubled down. >> what could john mccain have done not to be captured? >> i do say this. people that fought hard and weren't captured and went through a lot, they get no credit. nobody even talks about them. they're, like, forgotten. >> writing in this morning's "usa today," trump says he doesn't need to be lectured by the other republican presidential candidates many of whom he says, are failed politicians. >>> former president george h.w. bush is spending his first night in his own bed since falling at his summer home in maine. the 91-year-old was released from the hospital yesterday, four days after breaking a

reena and t.j.? >> that's awesome. ph.d. in psychology, a masters in sports psychology. >> wow. >> she had 14 years in the women's pro league. she was the first woman's coach in men's indoor football first woman to get into a game in men's indoor football. she's overqualified for this job. >> and it's considered an internship? >> yeah. because just like anyplace else an internship could lead to something greater, but still, this is a first. she's going to be out there coaching some of the smartest and toughest guys on the field, the inside linebackers. >> she's going to be america's most overqualified intern. >> 100%, she is. intern. >> 100 percent she is. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare s

. >> reporter: ryan and reena, good morning to you. you know, authorities say every day officers are told to be aware of their surroundings but this holiday weekend they've actually been warned to be extra alert with large crowds out celebrating, sadly attracting possible attackers. from los angeles to philadelphia, boston and atlanta, police this morning fully deployed in new york city, the state-of-the-art command center is activated with heavily armed units on streets, the water and the skies. on the washington mall, preparations also under way for every emergency. and this massive response at the washington navy yard, police say, is proof they are ready for anything. reports of an active shooter yesterday turned out to be a false alarm, but the scare comes as warnings are issued for the potential for terrorism. >> we take every event here in washington very serious and our posture remains extremely high for all special events and will continue for the fourth. >> reporter: in addition to troubling social media chatter this year alon

sports with reena. here we go. >> last night's all-star game in chicago got off to a -- >> cincinnati. >> cincinnati. >> i'm thinking chicago bulls. >> oh. dang. we tried. we tried. oh. she couldn't get past the first line. >> thank you for those words of inspiration. >> try it again, reena. go. >> last night's all-star game in cincinnati got off to a good start for the american league. mike trout of the angels became the first player in 38 years to lit the first inning leadoff home run. then with a score tied in the fifth, prince fielder singled, scored trout. and putting the american league ahead for good, trout becoming the first player to be named all-star game mvp two years in a row. the american league won it 6-3. its team will open the world series at home for the tenth time in 13 years. >> sports with reena, everybody. sports with reena. >> thank you. >> i love it. >> thank you. >> now, before this game started let's show you something else. pete rose made a rare on field appearance receiving a

reena, make bad boy t.j. show us his tats. >> i >> i have two tattoos. >> you going to show it to us? >> i have to disrobe a little bit. >> it is a nighttime show. >> it ain't late enough. >> okay, we get the point. also one of your friends from memphis saying hey, let t.j. know he looks good with the diamond studs in his ear. didn't know he was wearing them until she pointed them out on set. he's the only guy that can rock them and still remain professional. #keep on rocking it t.j. >> it was an accident. i was not here last week. i didn't realize i still had them on. >> felix in arizona said take those darn earrings out. >> they're out today. okay? they're gone. ains. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match for that. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner eliminates mineral build-up effortlessly and kill's 99.9% of germs. to get your toilet truly clean why choose anything other than the power of lysol? and to keep it that way for up to 4 weeks try lysol automatic toilet bowl cleaner. ever since darr

reena, t.j.? >>> david sweat, the man who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york is offering shocking information about life on the run. even the movie he compares with his prison break. sweat was back in custody three weeks on the run. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: new details about how david sweat plotted his prison escape. the investigation's top cop speaking to abc news. >> sweat seemed to be the mastermind not only of the escape, but the leader, if you will, when he got out. >> reporter: sweat telling police he was the brains, comparing his prison break to the one in "the shawshank redemption." for nearly six months, sweat roaming the underground tunnels beneath the prison. at 11:30 each night, crawling out of a hole in his cell, shimmying down a pipe into those tunnels, even bringing with him a second set of clothes to hide the dirt and a fan to keep him cool making it back each morning by the 5:30 a.m. check. sweat eventually spotting the blistering hot steam pipe lead

. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman is on the loose this morning following a brazen weekend prison break. guzman escaped a maximum security facility through a mile-long tunnel that opened in a shower area of his cell. full details straight ahead. >>> breaking news in the efforts to rescue greece from financial collapse. after more than talks, eu's president, donald tusk, announced that a bailout program is "all ready to go" with serious reforms and financial support. >>> and donald trump riding high after his biggest rally yet, responding to criticism over his controversial remarks on immigration. he said the issue cannot be toned down. he also said that he will get the hispanic vote. >>> in other donald trump news olivia jordan is the new miss usa. the 26-year-old was representing oklahoma and aced the essay questions. pageant co-owner donald trump wasn't there and wasn't mentioned. those are

holmes and reena ninan. >>> good morning. we're going to start with the defending super bowl champion new england patriots. >> yep, team reporting to training camp today a day after tom brady's four-game deflategate suspension was upheld by the nfl commissioner. the union vowing to appeal the case in federal court details from abc's karen travers. >> upon further review the call off the field stands. the nfl announcing the commissioner roger goodell has upheld the four-game suspension on patriots quarterback tom brady for his role in deflategate. brady sat down with nfl officials last month to appeal his punishment. analysts say the superstar quarterback turned in an impressive performance at the ten-hour hearing giving sincere answers and explanations for the points raised the in the nfl's investigation report. the report found 3wr5iddy was generally aware about the patriots using underinflated footballs last season but the four-time super bowl champion wasn't able to change goodell's mind. the nfl says he

>> got a little sports with reena, the whole nine yards. all right. that cleared the way for the triumphant arrival of shawn b. he was feeling confident, as well about the whole thing and his confidence was well founded. he had done his ring shopping with neil lane earlier on and -- >> he looks so much like ryan gosling. >> as we said in our season review yesterday, excuse me, he had that matthew mcconaughey thing going on. >> got it. >> right? and let's just hear their big moment. let's just leave it to him. >> i truly believe that everything happens for a reason. after the two best months of my entire life, i know what that reason is. and that's i'm not supposed to live my life without you. and i'm not going to. ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> kaitlyn bristowe, will you marry me? >> yes. >> there you go. all sorts of hearts and flowers there. shawn b. and kaitlyn. the lucky guy. he went -- he got the first impression rose and went all the way to the engagement ring. so fair enough, good for them. check them out later this morning on "good morning america." "

reena, ryan. >> bazi kanani live in washington. bazi, thank you so much. >>> just hours before the deadline for a nuclear deal iran has another demand. it wants the international sanctions lifted including the arms embargo. iran says that's not a condition for concluding nuclear negotiations but now would be a good time to lift the sanctions. the u.s. and several other world powers oppose that and negotiators are meeting today in vienna. >>> there's an emergency summit today of european leaders to deal with the financial crisis in greece. germany holding firm on demands for reforms in greece but other countries may be a bit more lenient. grecian now also appears more ready to compromise despite voters' rejections of austerity measures on sunday. banks are all but closed and could actually run out of cash by tomorrow. scary situation there. >>> but former first lady nancy reagan turned 94 on monday. she celebrated with friends and a birthday cake trimmed with cascading flowers from her favorite garden there and social media buzzing

and reena, thanks. good morning to you. we are tracking another complex of dangerous thunderstorms on this tuesday. this one here i think has the potential to produce widespread damaging swaths of winds covering hundreds of miles in addition to that large hail and a couple of tornadoes possible as well. lots of heavy rain on the way for the northeast, especially toward the i-95 corridor in the afternoon. t.j. and reena, let's turn it back over to you. >> justin thank you very much. >>> a massachusetts man charged with plotting an isis inspired terror attack on a university is due in court this afternoon. alexander ciccolo was arrested july 4th after he took deliveries of four guns from an undercover operative. the fbi says he sought to build his own pressure cooker bombs like the ones used in the boston marathon. his father a boston police captain alerted authorities his son had a history of mental illness and was talking about joining isis. >>> now we turn to new details in the search for that knownotorious drug lord. the

and reena. the house approved the senate bill by a two-thirds majority and it is now on its way to the governor's desk. these are the final days for the confederate flag flying over south carolina's statehouse grounds. state lawmakers voting early this morning to take it down after a marathon emotionally charged debate. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on friday. >> reporter: a stronger than expected show of support in the house after a week of heated debate that spilled from the capitol building to the streets. the state senate voting monday to remove the flag over the objections of those who call it a tribute to southern veterans and a symbol of heritage. >> what i've dong is taken people that i respect, their southern heritage and we will have kicked them in the teeth. >> reporter: but heavy on lawmakers' hearts the murder of one of their own. state senator clementa pinckney's desk still s

reena and ryan. >> thank you so much, brandi. it's going to be a sweltering holiday weekend in the fire zone in the west. >> in the southeast, it might be too rainy for fire works. here's justin pavek at accuweather. hey, justin, good morning. >> reena and ryan, thanks and good morning. a very stormy situation once again unfolding throughout the southeast. numerous downpours and the potential for some severe weather along interstate 40. that's going to be running from raleigh-durham all the way back into oklahoma and arkansas. meanwhile, the northwest is still in the midst of a heat wave. major ground conditions continue over the golden state of california and numerous thunderstorms likely for independence day over the arklatex. reena and ryan, back to you. >> justin, thank you. help is on the way to the crew of the international space station. an unmanned russian rocket carrying supplies is on its way after three previous missions failed. two recently. the progress 59 spacecraft is carrying three tons of fuel, food and other car

reena? t.j.? >> the world will be watching. bazi kanani, thank you so much. >>> pope francis returns home today after a historic visit to latin america. in paraguay he once a called for a new global economy, one that uplifts the poor. that message was well received by three of the poorest countries in south america. the pope visits the u.s. in september. >>> days after the confederate flag came down at the south carolina capitol, thousands are showing their support for the symbol. cars and motorcycles adorned with the battle flag rode through florida in a peaceful rally. saying the flag represents heritage, not hate. but some fired at a black neighborhood nearby. there was an event celebrating the life of a confederate general. >>> much of the midwest is still getting hammered by a violent line of storms. flooding rain, hail, damaging winds. a lightning strike is being blamed for sparking this fire that engulfed an indiana church. a tornado damaged nearly two dozen homes near indianapolis. five inches of rain fell near louisvil

reena, t.j.? >> lana, thank you so much. >>> federal investigators now say that fire that gutted a historic black church in south carolina was likely an act of nature, rather than an act of hate. early reports indicated the church was struck by lightning and not set on fire on purpose. still, the community on edge because that same church back in 1995 was deliberately set on fire burned down -- you're seeing some of this video here. this was by the ku klux klan back some 20 years ago. >>> a major civil rights group is calling for the removal of all confederate flags and symbols nationwide. the head of the southern leadership conference issued the call after a prayer vigil last night in mississippi. the group plans to pressure the governor to remove the confederate symbol from the mississippi state flag. >>> and tv land is pulling the southern-based show "dukes of hazzard" from its lineup. the decision was blasted by one of the stars of the show john snyder, who played bo duke. he said "dukes of ha

i'm reena ninan. >> hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." a resounding no from voter in greece rejecting the latest bailout offer and holding hope for a better deal. the cash strapped country now no great area danger of losing its membership in the eu. and the finance minister just resigned. >> pope francis celebrates mass before 1 million people today in ecuador on a nine-day trip to south america during which he'll also make stops in bolivia and paraguay. >> a plane crashed in san diego. but the plane clipped a boy in the head as it came down. he is in serious condition. team usa clipped japan in last night's world cup final. reaction coming up. those are some of our top stories on monday, july 6th. captions paid for by abc, inc. >> from abc news this is "world news now" with t.j. holmes and reena ninan. >> we start this half hour with a financial crisis in greece. voters overwhelmingly refusing the strict terms of the international bailout. >> greeks cele

and reena, thanks, good morning to you. heat continuing to affect much of the northeast over the course of the next couple of days in fact an all-out heat wave many spots well into the 90s each afternoon through thursday. realfeel temperatures getting into the mid-100s from new york city south and west. even boston could feel like it's in the upper 90s. not expecting a lot of wet weather but gus it thunderstorms later this afternoon into the upper midwest eventually getting into the western great lakes, as well. damaging winds and hail the big threats and also dealing with more dry conditions not good news for fire danger here in northern california where temperatures are going to be quite hot and there could be some gusty winds, as well. t.j. and reena, back over to you. >> breaking overnight a series of strong earthquakes rocking oklahoma. groceries were knocked off shelves in crescent north of oklahoma city. the bigger of the two a magnitude 4.5, a third in the evening. experts say nearly 2 million people in five states

. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> california's wildfire battle is focused near sacramento. four major fires burning this morning. hundreds of families have been forced from their homes, more than 1,000 others are ready to go. full details in just a moment. >>> gone too soon. bobbi kristina brown has died at the age of 22. the only child of whitney houston and bobby brown lost in a tragedy eerily similar to one that claimed the life her superstar mom just three years ago. >>> president obama continues his historic trip to africa becoming first sitting president to ever visit ethiopia after arriving in addis ababa, the president met with diplomats at the u.s. embassy. >>> and fiat chrysler hit with a record fine up to $105 million to settle legal problems stemming from nearly two dozen recalls. those involve some 11 million vehicles including some of the company's most popular models. those are some of your top stories on this monda