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"if anything, you work a little bit harder when you're in such visible circumstances." >> this is meticulously planned out. she was telling tom one thing but really planning to leave him. up until she filed for divorce she was telling tom she loved him. >> reporter: her chance to put her plan in motion came when cruise was away in iceland filming his latest movie, "oblivion." "people" magazine's cover story says holmes started dumping mutual friends and getting a private cell number. >> she is trying to clean house. the friends she had with tom, she's trying to get rid of them. swap out old cell phones. anyone who was in contacts with her then, they can't contact her now. >> the new apartment she is living in -- >> katie was lying to tom. told him she wanted to move in for privacy concerns but was planning a divorce. >> diana perez, abc news, new york. >> one thing that bubbled up. she wanted to leave because of scientology, didn't want her daughter to grow up in the church. sources according to tmz, they believe, katie and her team are leaking false stories to the media about the scientology angle saying she was committed to scientology, had enthusiasm for it, and would voluntarily and gladly participate in it when tom was shooting movies. not a fight over religion, but trying to hurt tom. kind of messy there. >> i don't know if i believe that. they'll fight it out in the media. trying to hurt tom. kind of messy there. >> i don't mow know if i believ that. they'll fight it out in the media. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about. and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a referral to see a specialist. there's a range of plans to choose from, too. and they all travel with you. anywhere in the country. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp, an organization serving the needs of people 50 and over for generations... and provided by unitedhealthcare insurance company, which has over 30 years of experience behind it. call today. remember, medicare supplement insurance helps cover some of what medicare doesn't pay -- expenses that could really add up. these kinds of plans could save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs... you'll be able choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. and you never need referrals. so don't wait. with all the good years ahead, look for the experience and commitment to go the distance with you. call now to request your free decision guide. this easy-to-understand guide will answer some of your questions, and help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that's right for you. veet wax strips have a hair coating technology that leaves skin smooth for up to 28 days. try getting that with a razor. veet. what beauty feels like. with resolve deep clean powder. the moist powder removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while neutralizing odors for a clean you can see, smell and really enjoy. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. it's friday. and that means it's time for "insomniac theater." can you say it again? >> theater. >> which brings us to big movies with big stars. >> yes, first up, the new oliver stone movie "savages" hits theaters this week. looks good. typical oliver stone, little blood. little violence. maybe not for those with weak stomachs. plot is pretty simple here. three entrepreneurs, ben, his good friend sean, they apparently have a home grown industry raising some of the best marijuana ever developed. they're both kind of with the blake lively character. constant kind of mena aage a tr of people raising weed, doing so well, a cartel wants to move into the scene, cartel led by selma hayek. i would see any movie. her henchman, benicio del toro. a war ensues. take a listen. >> is everything all right? >> yes, madrina, why you ask? >> you make me sad. i have to come to find this out. you thought i wasn't going to notice $3 million and seven of my men dead! >> i love you. and rotteden tomatoes, only 58%. travolta, uma thurman, benicio, violent. could be pretty good, oliver stone after all. could be worth a look. the next movie by katy perry, all about katy perry, a 3d motion picture event movie. sort of a backstage pass, front row seat to all things katy perry. she has quite that following. let's face it. let's take a listen to a bit of this new movie. >> her fans are so important to her. she knows that she wouldn't be where she is without her fans. ♪ just love >> my dream has always been the same. to be on stage. and to hear thousands of people sing along with me. sing! >> rotten tomatoes gave it 77% more than "savages." like madonna "truth or dare." backstage look at her life and all that. she is a big star. >> she is a big star. it ties together the fact that she has been around quite some time. >> doing well. big hits. that's the news for this half-hour. always on line at facebook, at wnnfans.com. -hour. always on line at facebook, at wnnfans.com. hey, your high speed internet here at home... and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g, big. high speed internet from at&t at home... includes wi-fi access on the go -- whoo-hoo! it's an unbelievable deal. it's an unbelievable deal. 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his wife ann gave a very interesting interview. he may be looking at females out there for his running mate. which really would reshape the race in an interesting way. and hope they don't make the same mistakes as mccain four years ago with that pick. we will see. >> we'll see. also coming up, "seventeen" magazine gets the message from a 14-year-old girl. why a demand for realistic photos got action. i like that story. you have all this air brushing and holding these young girls to these impossible standards. standards that are just fake. let's face it. so hopefully we'll see some movement. >> keep it real. they say, they say. time will tell. also, rihanna tells her former money man "see you in court." the superstar is suing the accountants who handled her millions. that's coming up next in "the skinny." but first, that sunken yacht will be pulled from the water later this morning as investigators try to figure out what caused the tragic sinking off long island. >> really is a horrible story. police say criminal charges have not been ruled out as they look into whether the boat was dangerously overcrowded. abc's john schifrin is there. >> reporter: this is moments after that 34-foot yacht capsized throwing most passengers overboard. you can see the boat still above water and people sitting on its side. 24 people were rescued. three children, ages 8, 11, and 12, were found dead inside the cabin. the boat's operator told news 12, long island, the yacht was hit by a rogue wave. >> we were coming home. and a wave caught us and it turned the boat around. and everybody was in the water. chaos. >> we've got too many on the race boat! >> the boat could have sunk for many reasons. it could be overcrowding. could be a mechanical malfunction. >> reporter: 27 people on a 34-foot boat what does that say to you? >> that's overpopulated. >> reporter: richard balisante spent more than 40 years on the water here near oyster bay said large wakes can be formed when boats leave at the same time. >> it's hard to maneuver your boat if you are not prepared. >> reporter: what's not clear if the children who died were wearing life vests. kids 12 and under must wear life jackets on deck but not inside the cabin. boat safety experts say it's safer never to take them off. >> when there are young children on the boat, in my opinion, if a child needs to wear the life jacket, they wear it all the time. >> reporter: right now the boat is three miles offshore, deep below the water. investigators say if all goes according to plan they will pull it out of the water. at that point they will have a better understanding of what really happened. john schifrin, abc news, new york. >> the kids were trapped in the cabin when it went down. >> horrible. >> horrible way to go, too. the skipper says the rogue wave came along. could happen. a lot of boats in the water all leave at the same time. the show is over. that creates this incredible wake. but that many, as you heard. >> there were a lot of people on that boat. >> lot of people on the boat. on the wrong side. the way the body weight goes, the ship, you can see it tipped over. they're going to investigate it. criminal charges may be coming depending on what investigators find. an avoidable tragedy. >> avoidable. well, a new report finds mechanical problems and human error led to the deadly air france crash. all 228 passengers were on board were killed when the plane plunged into the atlantic ocean. the picture of utter chaos in the cockpit as two co-pilots struggled to fly through a thunderstorm. the results could force a change in how pilots are trained. >> we have to go back to basics. they had the instruments in front of them. could have told them what to do. they didn't know how to look all -- look at it, and that's unacceptable. >> the report could mean some serious legal consequences for plane's maker, airbus, and also for air france, as well. just as nuclear power returns to japan, there is finger pointing over a scathing report that found last year's fukushima meltdown was a manmade disaster. investigators say the power company knew the potential risk of a quake and tsunami but did not make the plant safer. and the company deliberately misled the public about the seriousness of the crisis. the report comes as a reactor in western japan is back online despite safety concerns. to politics -- mitt romney and the republican national committee raised $100 million in campaign cash just last month. in fact, the second straight month romney has outpaced the president's fund-raising. >> president obama is focusing on the economy on a campaign bus tour. abc's brandi hitt is following the campaign. good morning, brandi. >> good morning. you can tell the election is four months away. mitt romney calling on republican pig shots for help while president obama hits the road. >> reporter: president obama launched his first campaign bus tour of 2012 in ohio, one of the key battleground states. the two-day tour which takes him to pennsylvania will focus on the economy. >> our mission right now isn't just to recover from this economic crisis, although that is job one. our mission is to give back to america, americans all across the country, what's been lost -- that sense of security. that sense of security. >> reporter: his campaign co-chair even went on the attack questioning where mitt romney has invested his money. >> he invested in the cayman islands and he has a corporation in bermuda. >> governors jindal and pawlenty are shadowing president obama to push romney's message. >> and barack obama's basic slogan for this campaign is, hey, it could be worse. mitt romney's slogan is it will be better. >> ann romney hinted to cbs news her husband was considering a woman as a potential running mate. >> he's been looking at that, and i would love that option, as well. heating up, many still believe the economy will decide this election. weekly jobless claims dropped to 374,000 last week, the lowest level since mid may. many on the campaign front are now waiting for the june jobs report. rob, sunny? >> that jobs report expected to show growth of 90,000 to 95,000 jobs. it's good. growth. certainly anemic growth compared to what we need. listen to economists talk, we need to be in a position creating 250,000 to 300,000 jobs a month to get back on track. 90, 95. >> doesn't quite make it. >> doesn't quite cut it. obama on the campaign trail, playing up his family story. my life story represents the american people. talking about his family and blue-collar roots, obviously trying to draw that, you know comparison to mitt romney's, privileged background. romney, meanwhile, expected to give a major foreign policy speech in the coming weeks. may be in israel, germany, poland, and afghanistan, broadening out of the country, dabbling in foreign policy. four months to the day from today we vote. getting interesting. >> all about the economy, though. >> it has the to be. everyone's number-one issue, of course. moving on now. a strong line of storms swept across east tennessee last night. snapping trees and knocking out power for thousands of folks near knoxville. this huge tree dragged down phone lines as it crashed into the roof of a house. not far away from that rescue crews are racing through great smoky mountain national park to reach visitors who might be stranded or even hurt. the midwest is facing yet another day of deadly blistering heat. with the temperature expected over 100 again today, summer school classes in chicago have been canceled. heat contributed to the death of two men in the city. though they had other health problems. the high temperatures will move east over the weekend with the readings expected to be 100 or above. as for the rest of the nation's weather -- some severe storms are a threat in parts of michigan, wisconsin as well as in the dakotas. showers will stretch from new orleans all the way to the ohio valley. >> pleasant in the west though. seattle could reach 80 for the first time this summer. near record-breaking heat in kansas city, indianapolis. in the 90s. a mild, cooler 73 in fargo. and there are still three weeks before the big summer olympics in london, but the city is already putting on quite a show. a spectacular laser light show concluded the official opening of europe's tallest building. >> it's called the shard. more than 1,000 feet high. 87 stories and dwarfs everything around it including famous london landmarks. its reign as london's tallest building may be short-lived. a bigger skyscraper under construction in moscow apparently. >> the building is half the size of the world's tallest building in dubai. give you perspective. the observation deck cost twice as much as the eiffel tower. locals aren't happy. but it looks pretty. >> it looks pretty. >> kris humphreys gets a big reality check from his ex-girlfriend, not kim. >> the teenager fed up with fake pictures in her favorite magazine. how her complaint paid off. you're watching "world news now." . how her complaint paid off. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by duracell. to you by duchlt duchlt -- their training depends on technology. and when it takes a battery, there are athletes everywhere who trust duracell. they rely on copper to go for the gold. duracell. trusted everywhere. and soon...even more reason to trust duracell. duralock power preserve. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. duralock. coming soon to every duracell battery. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. you can have up to 28 days of beautiful, smooth skin, with veet wax strips. veet hair coating technology removes hair as short as 1.5 millimeters... ... and leaves your skin smooth for up to 4 weeks. try getting that with a razor. with veet you'll always be putting your best skin forward. veet. what beauty feels like. also try new veet high precision facial wax for salon-quality smoothness that lasts. ♪ ♪ ♪ that's right. chock one up to girl power. a teenage girl fed up with air brushed and photo-shopped models in "seventeen" magazine as i am. i am tired of all right air brushing. she demanded change and got it. >> abc's linsey davis shows us how she pulled it off. >> reporter: on magazine covers and ads, actresses, models, even future queens have had their waists thinned, their thighs slimmed and their skin smoothed. but now one magazine is undergoing a makeover of its own." "seventeen" magazine wants to do a better job of showing quote, real girls as they really are. all because of a 14-year-old from maine. >> i hope that "seventeen" would agree to do this. but i guess i didn't think it would actually happen. it's been really exciting for me. >> reporter: we met up with julia bloom in april. she was so fed up with digital diets, the extreme photo shopping of young models, she started an online petition on change.org asking the magazine to show one unairbrushed photo spread a month. in two weeks she had 25,000 signatures. >> look what you did. >> that is a lot. >> reporter: since then, almost 85,000. julia says her peers are increasingly developing eating disorders and serious body image issues as a result of what they see as unattainable looks. >> if we make ourselves heard about how important photoshop is and how much of an effect it has on girls, they'll become more aware. >> reporter: in its new issue "seventeen's" editor-in-chief spells out the promise saying, "your notes made me realize that it was time to be more public. we created a body peace treaty." the list consists of eight vows for the magazine staff including promises to never change girls' bed or face shapes, feature real girls and models who are healthy, and be totally up-front about what goes into their photo shoots. julia is calling this a victory. updating her petition page with the headline "how we won." linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> about time. i am so tired of all that photo shopping. not everybody weighs 50 poundses. >> i agree with that. now trying to get "teen vogue" to do the same thing. >> i like that. >> we look about right. >> right size. >> too much denim. >> ha-ha. >> ha-ha. not going out, cowboying after work. >> should be allowed to be their authentic selves. including 14-year-olds and 12-year-olds. all this pressure to look a certain way. terrible. >> is sends a bad message, on top of that a bad message to young girls. so good for the girl taking a stand fighting the good fight. good for her. coming up, something heidi klum says she may never, ever do again. and rihanna's dollars and legal cents next in "the skinny." >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: abc's "world news now" wil ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny oh, what's the old saying? more money, more problems. that's the truth. and rihanna may be learning that the hard way. obviously she has had incredible success over the last few years. now she is claiming she lost tens of millions of dollars, potentially, because of just shoddy bookkeeping by her former money managers. now she sued them, saying she could have lost tens of millions since she hired the folks in 2005. now according to her lawsuit, the bad bookkeeping resulted in her being audited by the irs nonetheless. filed a lawsuit in manhattan under her real name, robin fenti, her real name. i never knew that. anyway, they said because the guys were doing such a bad job, she had no idea one of her tours in '09 was hemorrhaging money. no way to rein in the losses. some legal headaches, financial ones. not that she is starving by any means. you don't want to thing of bad bookkeeping costing you tens of millions of dollars. the success she had at the young age. could be messy for her and her accountants in the next few months. >> we'll be following that one. well, also for you twihard fans -- >> this is -- >> there is -- there are some rumors swirling around that kristin stewart and robert pattison may be getting engaged. there are rumors that she may have been at a jewelry store >> oh. >> how about that? and it looks like it could be some sort of like an estate jewelry-type ring which makes sense. that is the kind of ring that he gave to her in the movie. >> you know all the little plots. you are addicted to that stuff, huh? >> you see. i read all the books. >> like "fifty shades of grey." >> i read all the books. >> she says with a smile. heidi klum also back in the news. gave an interesting interview to the german newspaper after the breakup with seal, saying she may never get married again. she soured on it. i don't know if i will ever get married again. i enjoyed being married. i am a dreamer, i loved our annual fairy tale weddings, family party, some how it did not work out. she is 39 years old right now. they were married about seven years. and she just says, look, i may not do it again. may not take that risk again. disappointing for millions and millions of men who look to -- like to think they have a chance even though we know we don't. >> plus she is a mother of four at this point. she is putting her kids first. >> a good move. heidi, you change your mind. last but not least, chris humphri humphries, we know that he was married briefly to the love of your life, kim kardashian. >> kimmy. >> apparently his ex-girlfriend is pregnant. >> oh. really? >> yes. >> time-out real quick. she kind of looks like kim, a little bit. not as hot. same type of look. >> similar sort of thing. people were saying she was sort of the fallback girlfriend. well she's -- for the past three weeks they have been communicating regularly. get this -- she hasn't told him yet. >> what? >> allegedly. >> let's hope kris is not watching "the skinny." sorry, kris. >> sorry, kris. >> tough months, 72 day marriage, bad press from the kardashian thing. and learned of it in the "the skinny," and his ex-girlfriend his carrying his baby. happy 4th of july to you. >> if indeed it is true. >> he shoots and he scores. we'll be right back after this. 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[ beeping ] >> there is a warning. the aircraft is now in my control. >> reporter: now the plane is in the hands of the least experienced pilot on board. he mistakenly thinks the plane is nose down. so he pulls it up. precisely the wrong thing to do. the plane starts stalling. essentially stopping in midair. warnings go off. the two co-pilots call for the captain, six times. it takes him more than a minute to return to the cockpit. he finds utter confusion. eninsks? i don't know what's happening. the key pilot answers. the plane is plummeting at 120 miles an hour. but falling like a leaf, nose up, the 216 passengers may not have noticed what was happening because of the way the plane was descending. >> now we are going down, right. [ beeping ] >> stall, stall. >> reporter: in the cockpit, the co-pilots are trying to fly the plane in opposite directions. >> three seconds before impact, we hear the pilot saying, oh, my god, we're going to crash. i can't believe it. >> not really contemplating the idea this could end badly. >> david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is terrifying. >> i'm a nervous flyer anyway. >> me, too. >> to see that sort of re-enactment. >> where was the captain for six minutes, could have come in and saved the day. another interesting report, when they make airbuses versus the way they make boeings. if the pilots are working against each other in the airbus, the one guy can move forward, the other guy pull back. in the other setup on the boeing, if i, the pilot, i pull back. your control goes back, as well. you are aware of what i am doing. it is a different kind of build-up in the airbus. that's why now, there could be some investiga >> you kidding me, brutal al s this morning, police in london are insisting a series of terror related arrests in the city have no link to the oly whiin i six terror suspects, five men and a woman, were rounded up in raids that included a home a mile from olympic park. detectives say they had been tracking the suspects but uncovered no imminent exclusive. american troops training afghan soldiers found themselves middle of a taliban ambush. abc's mohamed lilo was imbedded with the troops as the gunfi >> reporter: we set out at sunrise. the mission -- help the afghan army reclaim the valley from the taliban. >> that flag was the taliban flag in the village. >> reporter: walking through the valley it's clear this is an afghan-led mission. it is their strategy and it is their fight. it didn't take long for the fight to find us. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: we were walking through the valley when we started hearing gunshots and loud explosions. we believe we may have walked into a bit of an ambush, possibly now we are caught in the crossfire. we can hear the gunshots coming from up there on the ridge. what we hear, that's the afghan army. they are leading this fight. and they are the ones returning the fire. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: with mortars and heavy machine gunfire surrounding us, american slrs nvol3 y ght up there. charge of this fight, the afghans are. theia hheyc handle it on their own. >> where art? >> reporter: with casualties mounting, tempers flare. afghans argue and fight among themselves. in the end, the afghans realize they still need american help. they demand american fighter jets bail them out. the american air strike worked. but the reality is the victory is only temporary. american air support won't always be here to save the day. mohamed lilo, abc news, afghanistan. >> that is such a microcosm for the central problem in afghanistan that when we leave by the end of 2014, the approved plan, are they ready to take care of themselves? you look at the report and go, maybe not. but in another year and a half, it's not going to be our problem officially anymore. >> that's right. supposed to be 2014, the pullout. >> end of 2014. they have to be ready to take care of their own country. you look at that and go, how ready are they? lot to do in 18 months. another child has died after a freak accident on july 4th. the 11-year-old, a second, the second boy to die after being shocked while swimming near house boats in tennessee's cherokee lake. police say a faulty electrical cord could be to blame. remember two other children were killed in a similar holiday tragedy at the lake of the ozarks in missouri. investigators suspect improper wiring in that case as well. a surprise verdict in the trial of a man who admitted to assaulting a priest. william lynch was actually found not guilty after he testified about the abuse that he claims to have suffered at the hand of that very same priest. jurors in san jose say no one wanted to convict lynch after hearing his very emotional story. prosecutors tried to prove, though, it was a case of vigilante justice. an update now on the story we first reported yesterday about the south florida lifeguard who helped save a drowning man, but then was fired because he left his own post to do it. thomas lopez has now been offered his job back at that beach. he says, thanks but no thanks. the 21-year-old said he is now looking for other job opportunities. can't blame him. >> good luck to him. we're expecting a key report on the nation's unemployment later this morning. analysts predict the june jobs report will show employers added as many as 95,000 positions. that's only a slight improvement from may. the payroll company, adp, yesterday said private employers added 176,000 jobs last month. but that report does not show how many government jobs were cut last month. from lackluster unemployment to disappointment at the gas pump. aaa reports gas price s inched up for the past three days in a row. the average price is now $3.34. the first increase since april. probably due to an increase in crude prices cheaper that in was a week ago. >> nowhere near the $5 gallon doomsday we were talking about a few weeks ago. silver lining is there, folks. well, it's now almost a week since the destructive storm hit the states in the mid-atlantic. thousands, believe it or not, still do not have their lights back on. many in maryland and west virginia. utility companies are now promising that almost everybody should have power by the end of today. but the heat is making everything, of course, much more difficult. three utility workers have been treated for heat exhaustion in just the state of ohio. and nearly half the country will suffer with more extreme heat today. 24 states are now under some kind of heat advisory, and relief is still a few days away. abc meteorologist ginger zee explains why. >> reporter: one of the reasons we have seen the persistent drought stick around is a ridge of high pressure the last couple of weeks. we know it has been record-breaking heat, but it also brought the developing drought. now 56% of the lower 48 is in some level of drought conditions. and this high is partly to blame. so what's going to happen the next eight to 14 days? new information from climate prediction center -- i am showing you the graphic now -- below average precipitation in the area you are seeing. in the great lakes, in the nation's heartland, the places that need it most for the corn and soy beans. then down to the southeast they will have above average. remember the area that might not need it after tropical storm debbie brought some 30 inches to parts of north florida. finally, the big question -- everybody wants to know -- what day am i going to finely feel relief? well, for chicago it is going to take until the end of the weekend, start of the next workweek to get back down into the low 80s, upper 70s by monday. there will be relief after all the 100s this holiday week. then we go into the east coast, remember that heat, humidity, head to push somewhere, and it will. settling in for the weekend in places like d.c. very uncomfortable if not dangerous. it will finally sweep away by monday into tuesday. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >> crank up the acs this weekend. on the east coast. yeah, rough. particularly saturday they say it will be brutal. well, it was a close shave, but the people have spoken now in a city in utah. mayor dan snar does not have to trim his 18 inch handlebar mustache. ballots were cast during the parade. thumbs up meant save it. thumbs down, shave it. >> it's awful. >> it's god awful, of course it is. ridiculous. a cartoon character. >> not sure if murray citizens were lathered up over this issue. there was a larger than expected turnout for the parade. and in the end, the big mustache won by a 2-1 margin. i don't understand. it's terrible. >> how do you kiss your woman with a mustache like that? 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[ female announcer ] head & shoulders. live flake free. how many times have you wished you could be a fly on the wall of your child's school? not just to check on what the kids are doing but also to see how the teachers and coaches are acting. >> a texas mom use aid cell phone camera to do just that. now she is in trouble. here is abc's ryan owens. >> reporter: she is a mom, a principal, a former school board member, and she's also an accused felon. prosecutors allege wendy long used her 17-year-old daughter to plant a cell phone camera in the girls' locker room of this texas high school. they say she did it record how her daughter's new basketball coach spoke to players. long's girls complained he yelled too much. long is hardly the first parent to go undercover to find out what is happening at their child's school. >> knock it off! >> reporter: earlier this year the father of this autistic boy in new jersey put a recording device in his son's pocket and caught a teacher saying this -- >> you're going to get nothing until your mouth is shut. shut your mouth. >> reporter: the mother of an alabama boy attached a recorder to her child's wheelchair and caught his teacher saying this. >> i do not want to touch your drool. you understand that? >> reporter: prosecutors say the latest case is very different. first the cell phone camera didn't capture anything inappropriate. second, it didn't happen in a classroom, but in a locker room. >> i think the critical point to remember just because it feels right doesn't mean it is legal. >> reporter: the grand jury did not indict long's daughter for allegedly planting the camera but came down hard on mom. if convicted, she faces up to a $25,000 fine, or 20 years in prison. her attorney tells abc news she is surprised and disappointed by the charges, and maintains no laws were broken. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> that seems like a very stiff penalty there, all that money and years and years behind bars. i don't -- i mean? >> it won't really happen. but you can't spy. you can't do things like that. >> don't do it to me. >> i saw some things in professor hostin's class that are mighty interesting. >> i used to teach law school. professor of evidence. >> were you a tough teacher? >> very. >> you say with a smile? tough on the grade or tough on the kids? >> law students they need to -- know their stuff. >> oh, my girlfriend is in law school. studying now. stressed out. >> that's right. >> you law school professors. coming up next, a former first lady meets mickey mouse. >> nancy reagan's rare appearance and a big celebration. you are watching "world news now." celebration. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue after this from our abc stations. today is former first lady nancy reagan's 91st birthday and mickey mouse already part of the celebration. >> she helped launch an exhibit highlighting her family ties to walt disney. kabc's rob hays was there. >> officially open. >> reporter: the kind of fanfare -- that disney prides itself on. the grand opening of the treasures of the walt disney archives exhibit at the ronald reagan presidential library with former first lady nancy reagan taking part. it marks the unique relationship that the former president and the walt disney company had, starting with disneyland's grand opening in 1955 which featured reagan as emcee. >> it is actually quite stunning to see. because not only his youth and knowing what he know what he became, but recognizing there was a connection between two extraordinary individuals, embodied the american dream. >> reporter: inside examples of reagan's connections with disney, appearances at the theme parks to his likeness in the hall of presidents. >> walt disney together with ronald reagan, it doesn't get better than that. >> both reagan and walt disney had work ethic. we desperately need this in the country. >> reporter: outside the reagan connection, disney officials will tell you this exhibit is a rare glimpse inside the history of the entertainment company. costumes, super sized props, like the black pearl from the "pirates of the caribbean" films and nautilus from "20,000 leagues under the sea," as well as artifacts from the early disney years all of this spanning the nearly 90 years of disney history. >> more than half of the pieces showcased in this exhibit have never been publicly displayed before and others have very rarely been seen outside the berm of disneyland or gates of walt disney studios. >> it's cool to see all the stuff we didn't get to see when we were kids, the old movies, the first ticket to disneyland and stuff like that it is very cool. >> reporter: the disney crew did have a special treat for the former first lady. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: in los angeles, rob hayes reporting for abc news. >> she, for 91, happy birthday, mrs. reagan. absolutely. disney the parent company of abc news here. that exhibit will run through april 23rd. ♪ >> i like that. the real stars of the exhibit. uh-huh. >> i like my skirt. >> not "fifty shades of grey" though. skirt. >> not "fifty shades of grey" though. >> welcome back, everybody. time for the friday mix. here we go. if you are hungry out there right now, this story is dedicated to you. >> if bacon is your friend. everything tastes better with bacon as far as i'm concerned. a southern california burger chain, slater's 50-50 has figured that out. look at that. they have put together the america burger. a patty made up of 100% ground bacon, topped with a slice of thick-cut bacon, sunny side up egg, bacon dressing and heavy slice of bacon cheddar cheese. what i am talking about bacon on bacon on bacon with bacon. >> why ruin it with the egg? 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abc's alex perez shows us why. >> reporter: the blistering heat, buckling the pavement, causing the earth to crumble on the roadways and on the farm where bone-dry soil is creating major problem for farmers across the corn belt states. >> we are at such a critical point in this corn plant's life now, it could be the beginning of the end. >> reporter: in manhattan, illinois, where this farmer is a fourth generation farmer they're praying for rain. some plants are almost two feet shorter than they should be at this point in the season and the next two weeks are critical. corn plants begin the pollination period. without the right amount of moisture his corn crop could be lost. >> if the heat and dry weather continue and can't pull enough moisture out of the ground and all the kernels will just die. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the best corn harvest in decades. but now farmers are fearing a repeat of the 1988 drought which wiped out millions of acres of corn and billions in crop damage. one of the worst in recent memories since the dust bowl of the 1930s. experts say consumers could end up feeling the pinch in their pocketbook. as much as 75% of the products in your grocery store use corn as a key ingredient. things like peanut butter, soda could go up 4%. and beef prices could surge as much as 10%. >> this drought, which is going to reduce the amount of corn that we get, that is going to translate into an increase in the price of retail. >> reporter: unless we get some water soon, what will happen? >> well we could lose, easily, 40%. easily. >> reporter: you lose 40% what does that mean to you as a farmer? >> maybe not making ends meet. >> reporter: for now a big game of wait and see for farmers. if they don't get some kind of rain in the next couple weeks, the results could be catastrophic. alex perez, abc news, manhattan, illinois. >> i don't think anyone thought that that would be sort of a byproduct of the heat wave. >> people don't realize how -- integral role corn plays in our, economy there too. the farmer has got to be a tough life, to go through the severe weather patches here. so, so many thoughts and prayers with the farmers here. like you said, as the piece pointed out the ripple effects could be all over the supermarket in a few weeks. >> hitting us. >> exactly. at a time when no one can afford all that extra stuff. well, survivors are describing chaos on board a crowded yacht that capsized off long island, new york, killing three children. 27 people packed on the boat to watch fireworks wednesday night. the man piloting the 34-foot boat says lightning cracked and then the boat was slammed by a wave. the three children, two of them cousins, were trapped in the cabin as the yacht sank. fire has hit the historic hershey park arena on the grounds of the theme park. the workers were putting a roof on the arena when the five-alarm fire broke out. the building where wilt chamberlain set an nba record scoring 100 points for the philadelphia warriors in a game against the new york knicks 50 years ago. hard to believe that record still stands to wilt. that man broke all kinds of records. >> yes, he did. >> yes, he did. the man accused of killing trayvon martin has yet another chance to leave jail now that a bond has been set. >> this time the bail was a lot higher. the judge was not too pleased with zimmerman's misstatements about how much money he actually had. abc is following the case and has the latest. good morning to you, mark. >> reporter: mark, sunny, good morning. if george zimmerman wants to get out of jail any time soon, it's going to cost him a lot. florida judge kenneth lester set bail wednesday at $1 million, that for the man accused of killing trayvon martin. a blow for the defendant who hoped to gain credibility back with video likes this, shot one day after martin's death. that's zimmerman claiming to police martin played the aggressor. >> he is like, "you got a problem now." then he was here. he punched me in the face. i stumbled. and i -- i fell down. he pushed me down. somehow he got on top of me. >> reporter: now that million dollar bail comes after the judge sided with prosecutors. they portrayed zimmerman as a liar who misled the court and may have even been planning to flee the country, saying he and his wife shelly failed to disclose $150,000 in donations they received from the public. >> it was a conspiracy. everybody was involved with it. and there is no doubt about it. his wife got on the stand and lied. that's why she was charged. >> reporter: the judge wrote in his order, "under any definition, zimmerman has flaunted the system." saying the high bail was intended to stop the defendant from fleeing and ordering he must submit to electronic monitoring and obey a curfew from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. >> you don't want to -- especially this judge. >> reporter: it means less freedom and new restrictions for zimmerman. but zimmerman won't have to pay the full million in order to get out of jail. in florida, the standard is to pay 10%, meaning he will need $100,000. still no small amount. rob, sunny? >> that's true. he will need the 10%. but he also needs the collateral up to $1 million. not that easy to fashion a $1 million bond. you know what i thought was fascinating -- his attorney has like i guess many people involved in this case has been involved in social media. they have this twitter account, and website, gz legal defense fund. he sends ape message the defense team. for those who have given in the past, for those who feel they would do the same, as if, as he did, if they were in mr. zimmerman's shoes, shoes, rather, now is the time to show your support. i have never seen anything like that. it was sort of a -- an appeal to those who had supported him in the past to now donate more money to the fund. >> is that essentially what it is? trying to stir up the public, courof public opinion, or is it about getting enough money? >> seemed to really be about getting more donations. at the end of the statement, they describe how you can do that. >> donate. and he raised $200,000. $1,000 a day at the height. >> initially. i have never seen anything like that. actually that appeal -- to the public, not only for money, but sort of appealing to those that support his version of events. it just, it seemed very awkward. >> interesting tactic. should mention too, trayvon martin's family will be in new orleans, holding a press conference with reverend al sharpton to get the reaction to latest developments. we'll have an eye on that as well. shifting gears now, a florida man says he is lucky to be alive this morning. that's because a medallion on a necklace that he was wearing kept a bullet from hitting his chest. 74-year-old richard smaldo was watching fireworks on the 4th in a town ironically called safety harbor when the bullet from somewhere in the crowd slammed into his face. >> it was like a rock, a boulder, smacked me in the nose really with a lot of force. hits my nose, comes off the side, goes flew my nostril. >> the bullet traveled towards his chest, but was stopped by the medallion which he recently had engraved with a bible verse that his mother loved. >> how about that. >> lucky, lucky man. in san diego, frustrated people who waited for hours are still talking about the fourth of july fireworks show that wasn't. it now looks like a computer glitch turned the big, bang, boom display into a big bust. what was supposed to be an 18 minute show, five barges worth blew up at the same time. >> realistically speaking, it's just something that obviously was beyond our control. anyone who has ever had any kind of computer situations or otherwise, it's not perfect. so we have never had this situation before. and god willing will never have anything like this again. >> the fireworks were supposed to last 18 minutes, due to the mistake it was more like 18 seconds. the fireworks company will do next year's show for free. city has apologized for the show which cost $400,000. >> i had no idea the shows were that expensive. $400,000. all you got was 18 seconds worth? >> can you imagine when you go to one of the shows, you jockey for position. get there early. get your lawn chair out. you get already. >> and then -- >> all right. so, kids -- >> terrible. >> like that. oh, man. better luck next year, san diego. stay classy. all right. when a missouri homeowner finishes his remodeling project he will be able to celebrate in style because while prying up the floorboards in the attic, he found 95-year-old bottles of whiskey. >> the previous owner was hospitalized for alcoholism and may have hidden the bottles there. a whiskey expert says the pre-prohibition bottles could be sold for several hundred dollars apiece. the homeowner plans to drink the whiskey in five years when the bottles turn 100. >> i like his style. i like that. >> keep it. >> save it for a special occasion. let it marinate a little more. >> little marinating. >> all he was trying to do was install some central a.c. in the house, found the bottles. party at your house. come over there. knock back a few. all right. coming up next, how katie holmes may have been planning for her breakup from tom cruise secretly for months. and the family kicked out of a virginia country club because they were not considered a real family. you're watching "world news now." ♪ we are family ♪ we are family ♪ i got all my sisters and me ed a real family. you're watching "world news now." ♪ we are family ♪ [ female announcer ] the vertical chair-climb. it's not an olympic sport, but it takes real effort and it takes a diaper that fits their every move. pampers cruisers with 3-way fit adapt at the waist, legs, and bottom for up to 12 hours of protection and all the freedom to play like a real champion. pampers. proud supporter of babies' play. ♪ pampers. proud supporter of babies' play. switch from cascade to finish - over two million so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without rinsing first. and now... you can try finish quantum for free. visit us on facebook. ♪ we are family ♪ i got all my sisters and me oh, feel like a wedding. >> well now to a story that raises the question -- what makes a family? a virginia fitness club decided the answer was not two men and their child. >> it revoked the couple's family membership saying they weren't really family at all. abc's larry jacobs reports those were fighting words. >> reporter: the roanoke athletic club is an inviting place for a dip on a summer's day. but one couple were disinvited when the club said they and their 2-year-old son didn't qualify as a family. >> it was like somebody punched us in the stomach. from a place that we couldn't imagine there would be this discrimination and attack. >> they sued when word spread, an online petition won 40,000 signatures in their support. now the parent company, carilion clinic, has done an aboutface. the club said they will change their policy and offer memberships to cohabiting couples and their children that live with them. their lawyer is pleased, but -- >> we have come a long way and have a long way to go. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> that brings us to the facebook question of the day. what is your definition of a family. >> go to wnnfans.com. and let us know what you think. we made so much progress. you have the president coming out for same sex marriage. end of don't ask, don't tell. marriage is legal in a certain number of states. we are slowly getting there. obviously this kind of change, societal change takes a while. not everyone jumps on board. these battles get fought every day around the country. hopefully in smaller and smaller numbers. >> i agree. i agree. i'm surprised an athletic center would make that executive decision and decide what they consider would be a family. >> that's not really the clerk's call at the gym. >> it's not. >> what a world. coming up next, it sounds like a hollywood drama. >> katie holmes and her preplanned secret exit from tom cruise. that's next. preplanned secret exit from tom cruise. that's next. preplanned secret exit from tom cruise. that's next. welcome back, we are learning new details of katie holmes' plan to divorce tom cruise, and it kind of looks like she went to great lengths to get out of dodge. >> holmes had apparently been planning this for months, taking drastic steps to put distance between herself and her husband, tom cruise, as possible. abc's diana perez has more. >> remember, you wanted this. >> reporter: the one line from tom cruise's new movie sounds like a foreshadowing of katie holmes' decision to end their marriage. >> because i have nothing to lose. >> reporter: it's been days since she filed for divorce but we are seeing flashes of the old happy-go-lucky holmes. she looked carefree at the new york city supermarket where she picked up food for an apparent 4th of july meal, snapped pictures of suri in a new pink hat and told a "daily news" reporter she was all right. >> katie has been out and about. she seems to be happy. in fact, she recently was out getting ice cream with suri. >> reporter: new images in stark contrast to a sullen holmes weeks before she dropped the bombshell announcement. the truth according to "the daily news," is that the divorce papers reveal their love story ended six months ago. in an upcoming issue of "elle" holmes was matter of fact. he has been tom cruise for 30 years. i know who i am and where i am and where i want to go, so i want to focus on that. in the interview which hits stands july 17th, she also says nothing in her career was handed to her just because she is mrs. tom cruise. "if anything, you work a little bit harder when you're in such visible circumstances." >> this is meticulously planned out. she was telling tom one thing but really planning to leave him. up until she filed for divorce she was telling tom she loved him. >> reporter: her chance to put her plan in motion came when cruise was away in iceland filming his latest movie, "oblivion." "people" magazine's cover story says holmes started dumping mutual friends and getting a private cell number. >> she is trying to clean house. the friends she had with tom, she's trying to get rid of them. swap out old cell phones. anyone who was in contacts with her then, they can't contact her now. >> the new apartment she is living in -- >> katie was lying to tom. told him she wanted to move in for privacy concerns but was planning a divorce. >> diana perez, abc news, new york. >> one thing that bubbled up. she wanted to leave because of scientology, didn't want her daughter to grow up in the church. sources according to tmz, they believe, katie and her team are leaking false stories to the media about e scientology angle saying she was committed to scientology, had enthusiasm for it, and would voluntarily and gladly participate in it when tom was shooting movies. not a fight over religion, but trying to hurt tom. kind of messy there. >> i don't know if i believe that. they'll fight it out in the media. ng to hurt tom. kind of messy there. >> i don't mow know if i believ that. they'll fight it out in the media. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about. and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a referral to see a specialist. there's a range of plans to choose from, too. and they all travel with you. anywhere in the country. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp, an organization serving the needs of people 50 and over for generations... and provided by unitedhealthcare insurance company, which has over 30 years of experience behind it. call today. remember, medicare supplement insurance helps cover some of what medicare doesn't pay -- expenses that could really add up. these kinds of plans could save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs... you'll be able choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. and you never need referrals. so don't wait. with all the good years ahead, look for the experience and commitment to go the distance with you. call now to request your free decision guide. this easy-to-understand guide will answer some of your questions, and help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that's right for you. veet wax strips have a hair coating technology that leaves skin smooth for up to 28 days. try getting that with a razor. veet. what beauty feels like. with resolve deep clean powder. the moist powder removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while neutralizing odors for a clean you can see, smell and really enjoy. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. it's friday. and that means it's time for "insomniac theater." can you say it again? >> theater. >> which brings us to big movies with big stars. >> yes, first up, the new oliver stone movie "savages" hits theaters this week. looks good. typical oliver stone, little blood. little violence. maybe not for those with weak stomachs. plot is pretty simple here. three entrepreneurs, ben, his good friend sean, they apparently have a home grown industry raising some of the best marijuana ever developed. they're both kind of with the blake lively character. constant kind of menage a trois of people raising weed, doing so well, a cartel wants to move into the scene, cartel led by selma hayek. i would see any movie. her henchman, benicio del toro. a war ensues. take a listen. >> is everything all right? >> yes, madrina, why you ask? >> you make me sad. i have to come to find this out. you thought i wasn't going to notice $3 million and seven of my men dead! >> i love you. and rotten tomatoes, only 58%. travolta, uma thurman, benicio, violent. could be pretty good, oliver stone after all. could be worth a look. well, the next movie by katy perry, all about katy perry. called "indicatedy perry: part of me." 3d motion picture event movie. sort of a backstage pass, front row seat to all things katy perry. she has quite that following. let's face it. let's take a listen to a bit of this new movie. >> her fans are so important to her. she knows that she wouldn't be where she is without her fans. ♪ just love >> my dream has always been the same. to be on stage. and to hear thousands of people sing along with me. sing! >> rotten tomatoes gave it 77% more than "savages." like madonna "truth or dare." backstage look at her life and all that. she is a big star. >> she is a big star. it ties together the fact that she has been around quite some time. >> doing well. big hits. that's the news for this half-hour. always on line at facebook, at wnnfans.com. ok, at wnnfans.com. -hour. always on line at facebook, at wnnfans.com. this morning on "world news now" -- harbor heartbreak. the deadly yacht accident off the shores of long island, new york. >> the three children killed, the boat captain's explanation, and also some tough questions now from investigators. it's friday, july 6th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good friday morning. i'm sunny hostin in for paula faris. >> friday, a beautiful word. friday. just rolls off the tongue. i'm rob nelson. good morning, everybody. survivors are describing a chaotic scene aboard that crowded yacht. also ahead, the battleground. a bus tour. president obama rolling through two swing states as the big june jobs report comes out today. and from mitt romney, could his running mate be a woman? his wife ann gave a very interesting interview. he may be looking at females out there for his running mate. which really would reshape the race in an interesting way. and hope they don't make the same mistakes as mccain four years ago with that pick. we will see. >> we'll see. also coming up, "seventeen" magazine gets the message from a 14-year-old girl. why a demand for realistic photos got action. i like that story. you have all this air brushing and holding these young girls to these impossible standards. standards that are just fake. let's face it. so hopefully we'll see some movement. >> keep it real. they say, they say. time will tell. also, rihanna tells her former money man "see you in court." the superstar is suing the accountants who handled her millions. that's coming up next in "the skinny." but first, that sunken yacht will be pulled from the water later this morning as investigators try to figure out what caused the tragic sinking off long island. >> really is a horrible story. police say criminal charges have not been ruled out as they look into whether the boat was dangerously overcrowded. abc's john schifrin is there. >> reporter: this is moments after that 34-foot yacht capsized throwing most passengers overboard. you can see the boat still above water and people sitting on its side. 24 people were rescued. three children, ages 8, 11, and 12, were found dead inside the cabin. the boat's operator told news 12, long island, the yacht was hit by a rogue wave. >> we were coming home. and a wave caught us and it turned the boat around. and everybody was in the water. chaos. >> we've got too many on the race boat! >> the boat could have sunk for many reasons. it could be overcrowding. could be a mechanical malfunction. >> reporter: 27 people on a 34-foot boat what does that say to you? >> that's overpopulated. >> reporter: richard balisante spent more than 40 years on the water here near oyster bay said large wakes can be formed when boats leave at the same time. >> it's hard to maneuver your boat if you are not prepared. >> reporter: what's not clear if the children who died were wearing life vests. kids 12 and under must wear life jackets on deck but not inside the cabin. boat safety experts say it's safer never to take them off. >> when there are young children on the boat, in my opinion, if a child needs to wear the life jacket, they wear it all the time. >> reporter: right now the boat is three miles offshore, deep below the water. investigators say if all goes according to plan they will pull it out of the water. at that point they will have a better understanding of what really happened. john schifrin, abc news, new york. >> the kids were trapped in the cabin when it went down. >> horrible. >> horrible way to go, too. the skipper says the rogue wave came along. could happen. a lot of boats in the water all leave at the same time. the show is over. that creates this incredible wake. but that many, as you heard. >> there were a lot of people on that boat. >> lot of people on the boat. on the wrong side. the way the body weight goes, the ship, you can see it tipped over. they're going to investigate it. criminal charges may be coming depending on what investigators find. an avoidable tragedy. >> avoidable. well, a new report finds mechanical problems and human error led to the deadly air france crash. all 228 passengers were on board were killed when the plane plunged into the atlantic ocean. the picture of utter chaos in the cockpit as two co-pilots struggled to fly through a thunderstorm. the results could force a change in how pilots are trained. >> we have to go back to basics. they had the instruments in front of them. could have told them what to do. they didn't know how to look all -- look at it, and that's unacceptable. >> the report could mean some serious legal consequences for plane's maker, airbus, and also for air france, as well. just as nuclear power returns to japan, there is finger pointing over a scathing report that found last year's fukushima meltdown was a manmade disaster. investigators say the power company knew the potential risk of a quake and tsunami but did not make the plant safer. and the company deliberately misled the public about the seriousness of the crisis. the report comes as a reactor in western japan is back online despite safety concerns. to politics -- mitt romney and the republican national committee raised $100 million in campaign cash just last month. in fact, the second straight month romney has outpaced the president's fund-raising. >> president obama is focusing on the economy on a campaign bus tour. abc's brandi hitt is following the campaign. good morning, brandi. >> good morning. you can tell the election is four months away. mitt romney calling on republican pig shots for help while president obama hits the road. >> reporter: president obama launched his first campaign bus tour of 2012 in ohio, one of the key battleground states. the two-day tour which takes him to pennsylvania will focus on the economy. >> our mission right now isn't just to recover from this economic crisis, although that is job one. our mission is to give back to america, americans all across the country, what's been lost -- that sense of security. that sense of security. >> reporter: his campaign co-chair even went on the attack questioning where mitt romney has invested his money. >> he invested in the cayman islands and he has a corporation in bermuda. >> governors jindal and pawlenty are shadowing president obama to push romney's message. >> and barack obama's basic slogan for this campaign is, hey, it could be worse. mitt romney's slogan is it will be better. >> ann romney hinted to cbs news her husband was considering a woman as a potential running mate. >> he's been looking at that, and i would love that option, as well. heating up, many still believe the economy will decide this election. weekly jobless claims dropped to 374,000 last week, the lowest level since mid may. many on the campaign front are now waiting for the june jobs report. rob, sunny? >> that jobs report expected to show growth of 90,000 to 95,000 jobs. it's good. growth. certainly anemic growth compared to what we need. listen to economists talk, we need to be in a position creating 250,000 to 300,000 jobs a month to get back on track. 90, 95. >> doesn't quite make it. >> doesn't quite cut it. obama on the campaign trail, playing up his family story. my life story represents the american people. talking about his family and blue-collar roots, obviously trying to draw that, you know comparison to mitt romney's, privileged background. romney, meanwhile, expected to give a major foreign policy speech in the coming weeks. may be in israel, germany, poland, and afghanistan, broadening out of the country, dabbling in foreign policy. four months to the day from today we vote. getting interesting. >> all about the economy, though. >> it has the to be. everyone's number-one issue, of course. moving on now. a strong line of storms swept across east tennessee last night. snapping trees and knocking out power for thousands of folks near knoxville. this huge tree dragged down phone lines as it crashed into the roof of a house. not far away from that rescue crews are racing through great smoky mountain national park to reach visitors who might be stranded or even hurt. the midwest is facing yet another day of deadly blistering heat. with the temperature expected over 100 again today, summer school classes in chicago have been canceled. heat contributed to the death of two men in the city. though they had other health problems. the high temperatures will move east over the weekend with the readings expected to be 100 or above. as for the rest of the nation's weather -- some severe storms are a threat in parts of michigan, wisconsin as well as in the dakotas. showers will stretch from new orleans all the way to the ohio valley. >> pleasant in the west though. seattle could reach 80 for the first time this summer. near record-breaking heat in kansas city, indianapolis. in the 90s. a mild, cooler 73 in fargo. and there are still three weeks before the big summer olympics in london, but the city is already putting on quite a show. a spectacular laser light show concluded the official opening of europe's tallest building. >> it's called the shard. more than 1,000 feet high. 87 stories and dwarfs everything around it including famous london landmarks. its reign as london's tallest building may be short-lived. a bigger skyscraper under construction in moscow apparently. >> the building is half the size of the world's tallest building in dubai. give you perspective. the observation deck cost twice as much as the eiffel tower. locals aren't happy. but it looks pretty. >> it looks pretty. next, kris humphries gets a big reality check from his ex-girlfriend, not kim. >> the teenager fed up with fake pictures in her favorite magazine. how her complaint paid off. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by duracell. to you by duchlt duchlt -- their training depends on technology. and when it takes a battery, there are athletes everywhere who trust duracell. they rely on copper to go for the gold. duracell. trusted everywhere. and soon...even more reason to trust duracell. duralock power preserve. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. duralock. coming soon to every duracell battery. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. you can have up to 28 days of beautiful, smooth skin, with veet wax strips. veet hair coating technology removes hair as short as 1.5 millimeters... ... and leaves your skin smooth for up to 4 weeks. try getting that with a razor. with veet you'll always be putting your best skin forward. veet. what beauty feels like. also try new veet high precision facial wax for salon-quality smoothness that lasts. ♪ that's right. chock one up to girl power. a teenage girl fed up with air brushed and photo-shopped models in "seventeen" magazine as i am. i am tired of all right air brushing. she demanded change and got it. >> abc's linsey davis shows us how she pulled it off. >> reporter: on magazine covers and ads, actresses, models, even future queens have had their waists thinned, their thighs slimmed and their skin smoothed. but now one magazine is undergoing a makeover of its own." "seventeen" magazine wants to do a better job of showing quote, real girls as they really are. all because of a 14-year-old from maine. >> i hope that "seventeen" would agree to do this. but i guess i didn't think it would actually happen. it's been really exciting for me. >> reporter: we met up with julia bloom in april. she was so fed up with digital diets, the extreme photo shopping of young models, she started an online petition on change.org asking the magazine to show one unairbrushed photo spread a month. in two weeks she had 25,000 signatures. >> look what you did. >> that is a lot. >> reporter: since then, almost 85,000. julia says her peers are increasingly developing eating disorders and serious body image issues as a result of what they see as unattainable looks. >> if we make ourselves heard about how important photoshop is and how much of an effect it has on girls, they'll become more aware. >> reporter: in its new issue "seventeen's" editor-in-chief spells out the promise saying, "your notes made me realize that it was time to be more public. we created a body peace treaty." the list consists of eight vows for the magazine staff including promises to never change girls' bed or face shapes, feature real girls and models who are healthy, and be totally up-front about what goes into their photo shoots. julia is calling this a victory. updating her petition page with the headline "how we won." linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> about time. i am so tired of all that photo shopping. not everybody weighs 50 poundses. >> i agree with that. now trying to get "teen vogue" to do the same thing. >> i like that. >> we look about right. >> right size. >> too much denim. >> ha-ha. >> ha-ha. not going out, cowboying after work. >> should be allowed to be their authentic selves. including 14-year-olds and 12-year-olds. all this pressure to look a certain way. terrible. >> is sends a bad message, on top of that a bad message to young girls. so good for the girl taking a stand fighting the good fight. good for her. coming up, something heidi klum says she may never, ever do again. and rihanna's dollars and legal cents next in "the skinny." legal cents next in "the skinny." >> announcer: abc's "world news now" will continue after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: abc's "world news now" wil ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny oh, what's the old saying? more money, more problems. that's the truth. and rihanna may be learning that the hard way. obviously she has had incredible success over the last few years. now she is claiming she lost tens of millions of dollars, potentially, because of just shoddy bookkeeping by her former money managers. now she sued them, saying she could have lost tens of millions since she hired the folks in 2005. now according to her lawsuit, the bad bookkeeping resulted in her being audited by the irs nonetheless. filed a lawsuit in manhattan under her real name, robin fenti, her real name. i never knew that. anyway, they said because the guys were doing such a bad job, she had no idea one of her tours in '09 was hemorrhaging money. no way to rein in the losses. some legal headaches, financial ones. not that she is starving by any means. you don't want to thing of bad bookkeeping costing you tens of millions of dollars. the success she had at the young age. could be messy for her and her accountants in the next few months. >> we'll be following that one. well, also for you twihard fans -- >> this is -- >> there is -- there are some rumors swirling around that kristin stewart and robert pattinson may be getting engaged. there are rumors that she may have been at a jewelry store >> oh. >> how about that? and it looks like it could be some sort of like an estate jewelry-type ring which makes sense. that is the kind of ring that he gave to her in the movie. >> you know all the little plots. you are addicted to that stuff, huh? >> you see. i read all the books. >> like "fifty shades of grey." >> i read all the books. >> she says with a smile. heidi klum also back in the news. gave an interesting interview to the german newspaper after the breakup with seal, saying she may never get married again. she soured on it. i don't know if i will ever get married again. i enjoyed being married. i am a dreamer, i loved our annual fairy tale weddings, family parties, somehow it did not work out. she is 39 years old right now. they were married about seven years. and she just says, look, i may not do it again. may not take that risk again. disappointing for millions and millions of men who look to -- like to think they have a chance even though we know we don't. >> plus she is a mother of four at this point. she is putting her kids first. >> a good move. heidi, you change your mind. last but not least, kris humphries, we know that he was married briefly to the love of your life, kim kardashian. >> kimmy. >> apparently his ex-girlfriend is pregnant. >> oh. really? >> yes. >> time-out real quick. she kind of looks like kim, a little bit. not as hot. same type of look. >> similar sort of thing. people were saying she was sort of the fallback girlfriend. well she's -- for the past three weeks they have been communicating regularly. get this -- she hasn't told him yet. >> what? >> allegedly. >> let's hope kris is not watching "the skinny." sorry, kris. >> sorry, kris. >> tough months, 72 day marriage, bad press from the kardashian thing. and learned of it in the "the skinny," and his ex-girlfriend his carrying his baby. happy 4th of july to you. >> if indeed it is true. >> he shoots and he scores. we'll be right back after this. happy 4th of july to you. >> if indeed it is true. >> he shoots and he scores. we'll be right back after this. 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