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the owner of california chrome is eating crow this morning. >> he says he's sorry for his angry comments about the winner 0 the belmont stakes. abc's ryan smith has more. >> reporter: an emotional maia cull pa from the owner of california chrome. >> i need to apologize to the world and america. i apologize. i sincerely apologize. >> speaking to robin roberts on "good morning america," steve and his wife by his side regretting his heated marks on live tv after his horse came up short for racing's crown jewel, the triple crown, he slammed the winning horse for running just the belmont stakes, not the kentucky derby and preakness like california chrome. >> this is the coward's way out. >> i know it is a tough loss. we hope to see him down the road. >> on sunday, he tried to make the point that horses should

have to run all three races. using an example that dug him a deerp hole. >> that would be like me at 60 plays basketball with a kid in a wheelchair. >> reporter: a contrite coburn. >> i wanted so much for this horse to win the triple crown for the people of america. >> reporter: he apologized to his wife, too and she hopes california chrome's legacy, not her husband's mistake lives on. >> our story has given so much joy to so many people and i hope this 30 seconds isn't going to destroy all of that. >> reporter: ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> my favorite moment in that package is the wife as he's going on the rant. >> cool it, man. i don't care. >> we have all been there. >> i think his point has been take and most people agree with his point but not as gracious as he should be. came off like a sore loser but he is a good guy. >> so emotional. just a horse race, people but you see -- >> i was heart broken just watching it on tv. when we come back, the mind

boggling amount of money that halle berry will now pay for child support. plus, the epically awesome move by a drummer. we will show it to you

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we begin "the skinny" with a big pay off for halle's baby daddy. she was ordered to pay him $16,000 a month to support the 6-year-old daughter they have. that's close to $200,000 a year. >> whoa. >> aubrey was awarded $115,000 in retro ak ative support and berry has to pay his court fees of $300,000. halle berry has a child with her husband olivier martinez. lil' kim's only rhymes will be saying in the future is nursery rhyme sfwls the 39-year-old rapper gave birth to her first child. she was born yesterday at a new jersey hospital. the rap star known as queen bee named her new daughter royal rain. >> the father is believed to be new york rapper mr. papers. congratulations. tweets pouring in from fellow rapper missy elliot and miley cyrus. >> royal rain. >> royal rain.

from glad tiding to celebrity breakups. >> some fans can't let it go when it comes to actor taye diggs split from his singer deena manziel. the couple met during rent in 1995 ending their marriage. now they are not in the same part of the country. diggs tells "redbook" he wasn't surprised to the reaction to their breakup saying it wasn't easy for people to root for us. up next, sir paul mccartney is not quite ready to hit the concert trail yet. >> he was supposed to open a u.s. leg of his tour this coming saturday night. that's not going to happen. in fact he cancelled all of the shows he was supposed to perform this month because he is still recovering from a virus. >> mccartney postponed shows in asia last month for the same reason. the u.s. shows that he's been putting off may have already been rescheduled and that will

happen in october. the next scheduled concert is july 5th in albany, new york. doesn't he look age snls it is incredible. >> to have his genes. >> yeah, right. >> and vocal chords. miley cyrus gets a lot of flak and pushes the envelope like some young singers do, but one is coming to her defense. dolly parton says she understands what miley is going through. she said when she was starting out she was dressing sexy and showing cleavage which was gutscy back then. dolly said a lot of people thought i was making a mistake and thought i was ra trashy which i was. >> she has her back for a good reason. she is her god mother. dolly said she doesn't give advice to miley. she said everyone has to walk their own journey. >> i had no idea that was her god mother. >> me either. this is pretty epic. we know drummers are cool but the drummer from wheezer took it

up a notch at a concert over the weekend. >> you can see him playing there fans tos a frisbee on the stage. without missing a beat, snags the frisbee and keeps playing. >> incredible. look at that. >> don't try that at home. >> i can't believe it. i would never be able to do that. >> yeah, not at all. could you hold a beat? forget the frisbee. >> i'm not musically inclined. >> have you tried? >> no. >> a lot of people say they are not musically inclined never gave it a shot. >> i'm atrocious. >> you are atrocious. celebrity birthdays today. prince phillip turned 93 and shows no signs of slowing down. 8,000 guests invited to share his birthday at the royal residence. >> model and actress elizabeth hurley is 49. looking good. >> oh, yeah. >> kate upton turns 22. >> olympic gold medalist skater tara lipinski is 32.

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the worst thing that americans do the every day. >> reporter: slate editor dan -- decide to kick his chair to the curb for an sbar month n. the new issue of "new york magazine" he chronicles his experience. 30 days of eating meals, working at the office and reading bedtime stories to his kids all while standing at attention. >> this idea came to you how? >> i have wanted for many years to find a way to sort of kick myself out of my rut of being a guy who just goes to work and sits down all day. >> reporter: you gave yourself certain allowances, driving, bathroom. >> sleeping. >> reporter: he said it helped his health and his demeanor. >> i lost five pounds, i built some muscle mass in my calves. i was insanely productive for that entire month. i slept really well. >> reporter: he said there were some down sides. i was definitely a very grumpy man because i was in constant, chronic pain. >> reporter: already to counter

he pain he started what he calls rock star poses to relieve the pressure in his feet and back. over the course of 30 days he walked 92 miles and took more than 8,000 steps a day for a total of 240,000 steps that month. >> it has permanently changed your day-to-day behavior? >> i hope so. i do stand more. obviously standing up 18-hours a day is not the solution but having a more active lifestyle which i have been able to shock myself in to really did help. >> we're inspired, let's do it. >> all right. ready to read the news. >> don't miss our updates at wnnfans.com. >> coming up, more news from abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades.

good morning. i'm john muller. >> and i'm rina nine en. we are learning new chilling details about the anti-government couple who killed two cops and a civilian in las vegas. their friends say they talked all the time about killing cops but no one reported them to the police. senators meet behind closed doors for a hearing on the controversial prisoner swap which freed brk bb. the house armed services committee announced it will investigate the swap. a lack of sleep maybe to blame for the accident that injured tracy morgan. donald sterling is going ahead with his billion dollar lawsuit against the nba.

he's also withdrawing his support for the sale of the l.a. clippers. that's because the league isn't revoking his lifetime ban against him for racist comments. those are some of the top stories on this tuesday, june 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." all right. good tuesday morning, everybody. we will begin this half hour with chilling new details about what apparently drove that husband and wife team to a keling spree in las vegas. >> the investigator say the two so-called sovereign citizens saw police and government as oppressors. abc's mary bruce has the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: this is the husband and wife team that investigators believe executed two police officers in an anti-government rage. 31-year-old jerad miller and his wife 22-year-old amanda miller. >> they believed that law enforcement is the oppressor and they are associated with the nazi movement.

>> reporter: it was sunday morning when the couple walked in to this pizza restaurant and ambushed two officers on their lunch break, killing both men. draping their bodies with a don't tread on me flag and pinning on them a swastika and a note that read, the revolution has begun. the rampage continued in the wal-mart across the street. when an unarmed person confronted them, they shot him. they carried out a suicide attack. the wound amanda shot her husband before turning the gun on herself. jerad posted a final message to facebook, the dawn of a new day. may all of our coming sacrifices be worth it. neighbors say the suspected killers talked openly about their plan to kill police. >> they told us they didn't believe in the government, feds or cops and wanted to get rid of as many as they can. >> reporter: but no one came forward to report them. >> i have five deaths on my shoulders. i should have called the cops.

>> reporter: now the two officers who were killed were both husbands and fathers. one has three children. the other leaves behind a newborn baby. john and rina? >> thank you. an internal v.a. report finds more than 57,000 veterans have been waiting 90 days or more for their first v.a. medical appointments. 64,000 more never got appointments at all. the report also found that 13% of schedulers say they were told to fix records to show shorter waiting time periods. the v.a.'s acting inspector general says the investigation could lead to criminal charges. president obama is offering student loan relief to 5 million more people. the president signed a moratorium at the white house yesterday surrounded by student loan borrowers. it lets borrowers pay no more than 10% of their income in payments and include those who took out student loans before 2007. the president pulled off his i'm just a regular guy stunt yesterday, wannabes any way.

he decided to slip out of the white house in the afternoon for a little starbucks run. surprisingly customers and the press corps right there. he picked up a cup of tea before he strolled back to the oval office with a parade of secret service agents in tow. don't see that every day. >> we don't know fit was a chie latte or not. we like that. topping our health headlines this morning new evidence linking a good night's sleep to memory and learning. researchers at new york university have found the first deep sleep after learning something new encourages new connections between brain cells. strengthening the new memory. the findings are particularly important for students who cram and routinely get by on less than eight hours of sleep. to another health story, another headline. a new rule that ensure the safety of baby formula. the fda has finalized the new rule which requires manufacturers to prove their infant formula supports normal physical growth and the products have been tested for nutrient

contents and to test for the disease causing bacteria like salmonella. the new rule goes in to effect september 8th. former olympic swimming champion recovering from spinal cord injury in arizona. amy van dyke won four gorlds in atlanta and two more in sydney. she suffered a severed pine in an accident. she has undergone surgery to stabilize her spine and listed in good condition. the start of soccer's world cup is two days away. the tournament is arguably the most popular sporting event on earth. to say the final preps have been smooth, that's just not the case. >> world cup organizers can't be happy with chaotic scenes like this, playing out almost daily in many of brazil's major cities. the protests are aimed at brazil's government which many are complaining spent too much

on the world cup but not enough on health care and education. labor strikes are also causing problems. police fired tear gas striking subway workers in the city of san paulo yesterday. it created traffic nightmares on the congested streets. they could walk i out on thursday when the opening match takes place in the city. the united states team is staying there in san paulo. they arrived yesterday, one week before the opening match against the african nation of ghana. >> all business now and focused. >> for me it is just focus on yourself, your team. and as a long as we do our job i think the ski's the limit. >> in addition to gan that, the u.s. plays portugal and germany. in the first round matches the team will travel 9,000 miles traveling to and from its games. the most of 32 teams in the competition. one analysis gives team usa one

half of one percent chance of winning the tournament. it is a really tough first round. all great teams. >> i call a do over. i love the world cup. a look at the nation's weather. storms of varying intensity will blanket the eastern half of the u.s. including damaging winds, hail and flooding rains. the upper plains will see more thunderstorms. it will be clear every where else. >> temperatures will be cooler in the 70s across the upper half of the nation through the midwest. 80s in the south, 60s in the northwest. phoenix expected to hit 110 degrees. a simple wish granted for a birthday girl in ohio. >> trudie price loves the smell of fresh cut grass. so she celebrated her 100th birthday by mowing a lawn. with a little help trudie took on a massive lawn at bowling green state university getting just what she wanted. >> she helped to plant flowers outside of the union. >> i thought she was going to be on the tractor. >> that's not what i want when

i'm 100 a good bolt of wine. >> that's a nice. fresh cut lawn does smell good. trudie can mow my lawn anytime she wants. >> give hear call. >> come on over, trudie, it's all yours. have at it. the real life inspiration behind a tear jerker movie. we will get the story behind the movie "fault in our stars." how sellers are reaching how out to you to make sure the clothing purchase have to be sent back. and one on one with hillary clinton, the insight in to her career and the questions most everyone wants to ask her. it is an abc news exclusive on "world news now." ♪ you're going to hear me roar ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol power and free. it cleans even better than bleach with its hydrogen peroxide formula, and it kills 99.9% of germs without the harshness.

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♪ roar ♪ today one of the most anticipated books of the year being released. hillary clinton's "hard choices" will be on store shelves in a few hours. >> the former secretary of state already sat down with abc's diane sawyer for a candid and revealing interview. here's what she had to say. >> new york is really our home. >> reporter: hillary clinton's house is a reminder of the drama shaping her life. the schaug girl who became a star of yale law school, the transpoor mags in to a political wife of a charismatic candidate for governor of arkansas. she describes what she says was her proudest moment as secretary with the president.

the decision to go in and get osama bin laden. >> my heart was in my throat. we were watching on the video screen what was happening and we saw one of the helicopters tail clip the wall that tried to get in to the compound. >> you really didn't tell president clinton about osama bin laden? >> no. when president obama called to tell him, he started assume hillary has told you, tell me what? as we sit together an old stress has returned, an headline, and political opponents think the topic is fair game. >> monica lewinsky is back in the news. >> she's perfectly free to do that. she's in my view an american who gets to express herself however she chooses, but that's not something that i spent a lot of time thinking about. >> really? >> really. really. yeah. i wrote about it in my book

"living history." i dealt with it at the time. i have moved on and that's how i see my life and my future. >> you are not looking at me thinking, here she is asking these questions. >> no because i knew you would. i knew you would have to. it is something in the news. you have every right to ask and i have every right to tell you how i feel. >> did you call her a narcissistic looney tune? >> i'm not going to comment on what i did or did not say in the late '90s. >> reporter: those surfaces years ago written down by her late friend diane blare. for her part lewinsky writes her life was overwhelmed by ridicule. >> she said she lived all of these years as a punch line. anything you would say to her about her life? >> i would wish her well. i hope she's able to think about her future and construct a life that she finds meaning and satisfaction in. >> reporter: tonight, hillary

clinton's 66 years old. is on a schedule almost as taxing a as a campaign tour the. she and her husband, thanks to big spenders including wall street companies are no longer the couple struggling for money. reportedly they can charge hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches. >> it is reported you made 5 million making speeches. the president made more than $100 million. >> well, if you -- you have to reason to remember, but we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when got there. and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. it was not easy. first of all, we had to pay off all of our debts, which was, you had to make double the money because of taxes and then pay off the debts and get us houses and take care of family members. >> do you think americans will

understand five times the median income in this country for one speech? >> well, let me put it this way, i thought making speeches for money was a much better thing than getting connected with any one group or company, as so many people who leave public life do. >> reporter: the day is winding down. while she says she's still looking ahead to what is possible. and what she would leave behind. >> i probably have as good of a sense of how hard the job is as anybody. >> age? >> age, yes. isn't it great to be our age? >> i'm older than you are. >> you are. >> great to be your age again. >> you would be 69 on election day, that's eight months younger than ronald reagan. >> yeah, well -- >> it matters. age matters. >> it may, depending on who the person is. my mother lived with us until her death at 92. she was as active and involved and just curious and

intellectually capable as people much younger than her. it's the individual. >> when are you going to decide whether you are running for president? >> i'm going to decide when it feels right for me to decide. >> still by the end of this year? >> well, you know, certainly not before then. >> wow. hillary clinton also sitting down with robin roberts. you can see that live interview later this morning on "good morning america." >> i couldn't get enough. -- >> pretty fascinating. i watched a lot of it, too. >> really great. >> she talked about her perfect day on a lighter note. some intense stuff and she said going for a walk on the beach, people she loves, chelsea and bill, the dog, having a nice dinner, movie. there were lighter moments but some tough stuff she had to face. >> a lot of people were talking about how she was broke when they came from the white house and she had multiple mortgages to pay. it will be interesting to see how interviews impact the

political tone of what people are buzzing about as the book comes out. >> the book comes out today, by the way. >> that's right. from best-selling book to blockbuster. >> an important story up next. the real life inspiration behind the quality fault in our stars." you are watching "world news now."

♪ >> it's a powerful message. living life as today was your last day. >> that's the message behind a movie. >> it is called the fault in our stars. you may not know it was inspired by a real life person. a young girl whose story is just as inspiring.

here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: it is inspiration that sold out the theaters this weekend. the girl in the movie. >> why are you staring at me? >> because you are buflt. >> hazel who laughed, loved and lived with cancer. >> diagnosed with 13. >> not your cancer story. your real story. >> came from the fault in our stars which had its own inspiration, someone named esther earl who was not hazel because esther was real. she was a little girl in the 1990s and then she grew. and then she got sick with cancer. she met john green when he was already a famous author and she was a fan. >> she was an amazing kid. astonishingly empathetic, very funny. >> he says that spirit in esther inspired him to invent hazel and her insight to want a full life and to know it may not happen. what do you say to that esther's videos made her a minor celebrity on-line. >> i'm not always amazing, awesome, strong the and brave,

and you should know that. >> john says, esther taught him a short life can be a good, meaningful life and he's right. >> reporter: it was short. esther died almost four years ago at 16. never seeing what she inspired this. >> i fell in love with him the way you fall asleep. >> reporter: a movie her mom told us she would have loved this kid, this young woman who did not get to go past young. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> my daughter saw the movie this week. she said it was really, really powerful and intense and very sad. >> i'd love to see it. >> she actually had -- esther was diagnosed with a metastasized capillary thyroid cancer. there were with tumors already in her lungs. the moved from england and treated at boston hospital. >> pretty incredible. family and friends celebrate her life every august 3rd.

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♪ >> i need to update my itunes play list. >> drink the mini bar you better have a big credit card. moving on, buying clothes on-line can be tough. it is always a gamble. many times the clothe end up being sent back. >> new technology can help you get exactly what you want. abc's becky worley tries it all out. >> reporter: you buy something on-line. it arrives. according to retailers 30% of

clothing bought on the internet is returned. now they are trying new technology to help us get the fit right. websites like nordstrom, macy's and others use a service called true fit. you create a profile. telling the brand and size of the clothes you already own. and when you look at other brands on-line it uses that fit information to help you pick the right size. i order based on the true fit recommendations and -- >> i think they are too big. >> reporter: next, based on the size of my beloved cole haan shoes they recommend a size nine in these topciders. the verdict they fit perfectly. true fit helped on the shoes but not the pants. the company says fit is subjective an add like with pandora or netflix the more a shopper uses it the better it will get to recommend shoes and clothes that fit and dplapt flatter. it adapts as it learns about

personal preferences. what brands you like and a cosmo quiz of sorts. where bras are fight on you, how your girls hang, top or bottom heavy, out to the edges or lopsided. of the five bras four fit. not bad. then levis had their curve i.d. that asked you to identify the shape of your hips, tummy and backside. >> but this is hard. am i a slight curve or demi curve? i don't know. i wing it and pick demi curve. while the technology isn't perfect new tools to get the right fit are worth trying on. becky worley, oakland, california. >> fascinating conversation about being top and bottom heavy. >> i don't know what that means either. >> what's that mean. >> i want to know if my butt is a demi curve. >> what is a powerful. >> the shape of her der rare. >> enjoyed this television conversation.

this morning on "world news now," killer couple. the husband and wife who shot two las vegas cops before taking their own lives. were there warning signs? >> i got five deaths on my shoulders . i should have called the cops. >> their evil plot and the disturbing new details emerging overnight. beyond frustration, the veterans administration and how long vets are waiting for medical care. >> it is impossible to get an appointment at the v.a. all he got was run around. >> the live on the line and who's taking action. >> and game changer. the may fwa hit pretty little

liars gets set for a new season. how this show is changing the way america is watching tv. it is tuesday, june 10th. >> good morning. i'm rina ninan. >> i'm john muller. >> we begin with chilling new details surfacing about the husband and wife team wo went on a killing spree in las vegas. >> the two were so-called sovereign citizens who considerconside didn't car consider themselves bound by u.s. law. >> faces of hate, jerad and amanda miller he was 31 and she just 22. police say they were heavily armed and hell bent on murdering police. >> we believe they equate government and law enforcement fashism. >> at 11:22, the young couple entered this restaurant and ambushed two police officers as they ate lunch, they killed both men, draping their bodies with a

don't tread on me flag, pinning a swastika on them and a note that read the revolution has begun. they took the officers' guns and ran to this wal-mart. five minutes later at 11:27, an a armed civilian confronted them. amanda miller shot and killed them. then as police moved in, the couple carried out a suicide pact. some of the couple's closest friends here in las vegas say they actually talked about killing cops all the time but no one bothered to call police. >> reporter: in april, the millers joined the standoff against federal agents at clive and bundy's ranch. >> i felt sorry for federal agents that want to come in here and push us around. >> reporter: bundy's son says the couple was asked to leave because jerad miller was quote very radical. here's jerad miller's final facebook post, the dawn of a new day. may all of our coming sacrifices be worth it. the real sacrifice, three innocent people murdered.

joseph wilcox and police officers officers. a standoff in california's san fernando valley has ended peacefully. police tried to arrest perez on an outstanding warrant. he led police on a high-speed chase thaended this this neighborhood. armed with a rifle, perez roamed from house to house climbing on rooftops, triggering a lockdown of a half dozen schools and evacuation of nearby homes before barricades himself inside of a home. s.w.a.t. teams smoked him out with tear gas. perez faces a half dozen felony charges. now a fender bender on the tarmac at logan airport. a southwest airlines jet was backing away from a gate when it clipped a parked jet. it was a jetblue plane. it took a chunk out of the southwest jet's wing and damaged

the empty jetblue stabilizer. the taliban is warning there will be more terrorist strikes like the one that killed a dozen at the karachi airport. they said it is in revenge for killing of a taliban chief that took place last year in a drone strike. he said the assaults will continue until there is a permanent cease fire. with her new book coming out hillary clinton is opening up to diane sawyer in an exclusive interview. the former secretary of state is now under renewed scrutiny about her professional and personal choices. when asked about her husband's affair with monica lewinsky, clinton says she's moved on. >> she's, in my view, an american who gets to express herself however she chooses, but that's, not something that i spend a lot of time thinking about. >> clinton claims she and her husband were dead broke and in debt when they left the white

house. republican critics say these comments show that clinton is tone deaf to the struggles of the average person. later this morning, we will hear more from hillary clinton as she sits down for a live one on one interview with robin roberts on "good morning america." all right. now to details about the veterans administration report which found that more than 50,000 vets are waiting to see a doctor. here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: families of veterans are complained loudly, castro's husband died after a 15-month wait to see a v.a. doctor. >> it was impossible to get an appointment at the v.a. all he got was run around. >> reporter: now the v.a.'s own internal audit report confirms an outrageous 57,000 veterans have been waiting to see doctors for more than three months. 100,000 suffering what is described as long waits. and schedulers at 90 clinics across the country admit they cooked the books. the v.a. audit calls the

deception widespread and overt. >> i think what is most infuriating is how systemic and widespread this was. >> reporter: the v.a. said it contacted 50,000 veterans to get them off of wait lists and in to see the doctor. on a visit to the phoenix v.a. where the scandal began, the interim secretary promised a total reset. >> this is not what our veterans deserve. this will not stand. >> reporter: the white house promising everything from firing senior administrators at offending hospitals to hiring more doctors. jim avila, abc news, the white house. disgraced l.a. clippers owner donald sterling is making another about face. he decided to go 0 ahead with the lawsuit against the nba and he pulled his support to steve ballmer. he said he would drop the suit and work to finalize the sale. his attorney said he changed his mind when nba refused to revoke

his ban because of racist comments. two days until the start of the world cup. teachers were among demonstrators mobbing cars, carrying government officials. they are angry over brazil's lack of spending on education and health care. it has spent $11 billion on the tournament. police in san paulo fired tear gas at a striking subway workers who could walk off the job on thursday, hours before the cup's opening match. team usa is getting to work after arriving there in san paulo yesterday when they aren't working with out the team is staying at a luxury five-star hotel with armed guards them first match is monday against the african nation of ghana and then they face portugal and germany. the stanley cup here in new york tomorrow night. just in case the kings beat the rangers again. l.a. got a got in the first and two more in the second and that was that. 3-0 kings who lead the series 3-0.

when tomorrow night locks up l.a.'s second nhl tight until three years. we have a special birthday announcement to make this morning. >> back in 1934, walt disney, our parent company released the first animated cartoon featuring donald duck entitled the wise little duck and that is when the star was born. >> over the next 80 years he would appear in 170 theatrical films. donald duck, happy 80th birthday. >> he was my fair favorite of the disney characters that voice. he is six years younger than mickey mouse. his voice was created by clarence nash who performed it for 55 years. love that voice. >> i love that voice. >> i can't. >> can you do the newscast in a

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>> welcome back, folks. comedian tracy morgan remains in critical condition after a deadly highway crash in new jersey. >> meantime the truck driver who apparently caused the crash may have been seriously sleep deprived. abc's gio benitez has more. the rules that some say put drivers in danger. >> prosecutors saying the accident that left comedian tracy morgan in the hospital was caused by a truck driver who may not have slept in more than 24 hours. 1:00 a.m. saturday morning, tracy morgan and team in this

limo, stuck in traffic. behind them, police say, a wal-mart truck moving way too fast swerves and slams in to morgan's limo, overturning it. >> terrible accident. the car flipped. it's on its side. >> reporter: tracy morgan is best known for playing a pampered tv star on "30 rock". >> you need to anticipate me. >> reporter: he's in critical condition. his riding partner killed in the crash. kevin roper the 35-year-old trucker facing criminal charges bringing new attention to the rising number of big rig crashes. 317,000 in 2012 alone. driver fa a teague is said to be a leading factor. before last year, truck drivers were allowed to work 82 hours a week. new federal rules cut the number to 70 hour fwls most americans work 40 hours a week and they are not driving 18 wheelers. >> reporter: daphne eisner has been fighting to call attention to the problem for 20 years ever since her son jeff died when her

son's car was hit by a truck when the driver fell asleep at the wheel. >> the highways have to be made safer. everybody's family is at risk out there. >> reporter: wal-mart is saying the driver in friday's crash was operating under the federal guidelines. the question, do the guidelines go far enough? trucker after trucker at this rest stop telling us they don't get enough sleep. paul bailey has been driving 21 years. >> when you sleep you lose money. >> they pay you for the mileage. >> another thing daphne eisner says must change to avoid more tragedies like this. gio benitez, abc news, new brunswick, new jersey. >> what's interesting is the federal law requires drivers to work no more than 14 hours for any shift, 11 hours driving time. wal-mart says they are cooperating with the federal authorities and waiting to see.

>> roper is free on $50,000 bail and due in court. morgan's rep says he's got a broken leg, broken femur, broken ribs, and is expected to be hospitalized another few weeks. >> like the driver said they don't make money when they are not driving. so financial incentive to stay on the road. >> no doubt about it. coming up, twitter meets tv. the show that is breaking down the barriers. and one guy decided standing would be for a month would be a good idea. how he says it helped him. you are watching

♪ >> for many young people it's like breathing. everyday thoughts, lunch choices relationship frustrations all get shared with hundreds, perhaps thousands of people. it is only natural that tv networks get on board. >> enter pretty little liars. a show that has 2 million followers on twit and whose fans interact more than any other. we are "up all nightline" with abc's nick watt. >> reporter: pretty little liars is a salacious show about a high school possi, missing friend named allison and a faceless nemesis. torments the girls as if beyond the grave. >> game on. >> reporter: it stars young women, aimed at young women and -- >> i think we are changing the way people watch television and i think they will continue to

watch television in this way. >> reporter: a bold statement from the show runner. it is the most tweeted about show on tv. the show has twitter followers in the millions, the stars 10 million followers between them. >> they are huge on social media. >> huge. i think without that aspect our show would not be where it's at. >> reporter: lucy who plays ariaa is launching a country music career off of the back of her phl popularity. ♪ troian has been acting since age 3, her dad created "magnum p.i." boy have times changed since selleck's mustache ruled the airways. >> part of my job is being on social media. >> part of your job. >> yes, it is part of my job. do you respond to the feedback on social media and does that shape where you take the show? >> immensely.

>> pll is about to kick off the fifth season on abc family. what's it actually about? >> i think it plays upon a very important piece of adolescent psychology which is that when you are this age it feels like the world is revolving around you, people either hate or love you. we are actually the manifestation of those insecurities. >> reporter: they did warn me you were the smart one. >> sorry. we also have a lot of hot guys with abs. does that help? >> you auditioned iffer the role? >> i did. >> she plays queen bee, allison disappears. they think she is dead and then she reappears. >> they said you were dead. >> i heard that too but here i am. >> as much as our show is a fantasy land, everything is over the top but there are things that have very true to what a teenager goes through. >> shea mitchell plays emily who's wrestling with her sexuality. >> definitely with my character's story line, the way

she came out and had the support of her family and friends which is what it should be i think it was great and it did help a lot of people. >> i know everything. >> reporter: what is it about this target audience? >> i think it is their passion. i think it is their passion for this material. their passion for sort of the social phenomenon that they are building themselves. >> i think it is really exciting. >> reporter: that is why "pretty little liars" is changing television. i'm nick watt for nightline in los angeles. >> by the way, the season premier of "pretty little liars" is tonight at 9:00 p.m. on abc family. >> are you a big tweeter? >> i'm not a big tweet wither. i got on twitter on this show. i think maybe three times a week i will send out what i am doing, story, something to watch. i wish i wasn't the kind of person that said rina is not wearing shoes today. little snippets i was just outing that you are wearing flip flops. >> my j. crew flip floip flops.

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♪ >> now it's time -- >> like that song. >> i know. now it is time for "the mix" if you have an elevator phobia mute your tv for a half second. there's a story of this man, you are looking at the video. gets in an elevator in chile. goes up 31 floors. the door is open and just 15 seconds he didn't mean to. he didn't know what happened. he sustained serious. >> trying to shut it off. >> he is trying to shut it off. massive leg and neck injuries. they have no idea what caused this. pretty scary stuff. >> it impacted at the top rather than the bottom. >> it stopped at the top, the

roof. >> that is scary. anyone out there with an elevator phobia, just got a little more scared. let's get to something cooler. this is -- put up a picture. her name is shelly osbourne. she's from indiana. she just signed on to play college football with a team called -- with a school called candlesville. it's in kentucky. it's a men's football team. she will be playing for the men's team. what's unique about it, there have been a few girls who played college football with men but pretty much been kickers. she will be a defensive back. she is 5'6", 140 pounds. she signed with campbellsville college. so she is going to play defensive back. she played a little bit in high school. she says she wanted a chance. she said she spoke to schools in north carolina and florida and they seemed interested. they found out her name shelby was a woman's name but she signed on. >> does she have a separate locker room. >> that's a good question.

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exclusive interview. hillary clinton tells this morning on "world news now," exclusive interview. hillary clinton tells diane sawyer what would motivate her to run for president. plus new insight on her health, politics and even monica a lewinsky. >> frightening ordeal. mountain climbers one injured after a fall, fighting for their lives and to stay warm. the struggle and challenge to rescue them. get up. that's the message to america from a guy who avoided sitting down for an entire month. his experiment and what everyone can learn from it. and very expensive. superstar halle berry's break up with her beau and why her judge is ordering her to write some very big checks. that's in "the skinny" on this tuesday, june 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning.

i'm rina ninan. >> i'm john muller. we will begin with new details from hillary clinton's book being published today. >> what an amazing interview. the former secretary of state sat down for an exclusive interview with abc's diane sawyer about her personal and professional challenges. with more, here's abc's karen travers. >> reporter: these day it's the number one question for hillary clinton. >> when are you going to decide whether you are running for president? >> you know, i'm going to decide when it feels right for me to decide. >> reporter: in an exclusive first interview with abc's diane sawyer, clinton said she wants to get through 2014, travel, sign books and help democrats in the mid-term elections. >> i will be on the way to making a decision by the end of the year, yes. >> reporter: her health could be a factor in that decision. at the end of 2012, clinton suffered a concussion. >> because of the force of the fall, i had some -- i had double vision for a short period of time, and i had some dizziness.

>> reporter: she was also treated at that time for a blood clot, but clinton says her health is very good now. no lingering side effects. another issue that could come up in a potential 2016 run is the attack in benghazi while she was secretary of state. >> did you miss it? did you miss the moment to prevent this from happening? >> no. there was a lack of appreciation and response to the level of threat. >> reporter: sawyer asked clinton if she had anything to say to monica lewinsky who's back in the news with a first person essay about her life and scandal. >> i wish her well and hope she can think of her future and construct a life she finds meaning and satisfaction in. >> reporter: hillary clinton will also sit down with robin roberts live this morning on "good morning america." john and rina? >> all right, karen, thank you. i thought it was a great

interview. >> i thought it was incredible. i almost watched it twice. what is getting a lot of buzz on-line is her saying they were broke. which is true. they were in debt but the "washington post" did some digging and overnight finding out she actually made close to $3 million for her book "living history." she was in debt, but they got out of it pretty quickly. >> different definition of broke than a lot of people. >> the book "hard choices" comes out today and interesting to see how her interview with robin goes. i know diane sawyer was grilling her good. no doubt about it. >> certainly was. >> she stood up to it well. a group that kidnapped the 300 nigerian girls has struck again. they kidnapped 20 more women from a settlement near the same town where the girls were abducted in april. witnesses say the kidnappers forced the women this to cars at gun point. several men who tried to stop them were also taken.

top senators meet behind closed doors to investigate the deal that freed bowe bergdahl. the white house has been on the defensive over the prisoner swap which freed five detainees from guantanamo. the house armed services committee has announced it will also investigate the prison swap. republicans are furious they have not been informed in advance but were told 80 to 90 members of the administration knew of the deal. we are learning new, chewing details about the husband and wife sovereign citizen terror team who killed two police officers and a civilian in las vegas over the weekend. the couple's friends say jerad and amanda miller talked all the time about killing cops but no one reported them to the police. in april, the millers joined the standoff against federal agents at cliven bundy's cattle ranch but asked to leave because jerad was a convicted felon. jerad's final facebook post read the dawn of a new day may all our coming sacrifices be worth it. tracy morgan is in critical

but stable this morning as details surface as to what may have led to the deadly crash. the truck driver that slammed in to the limo bus morgan was riding in may not have slept in more than 24 hours before the accident. wal-mart said they believe they were operating within federal guidelines which allows no more than 11 hours a day behind the wheel. morgan is expected to be hospitalized for weeks. a frightening crash scene unfolded in columbus, ohio, when a car plowed in to a day care center. there were nearly a dozen children inside the facility at the time along with two teachers. luckily no one was hurt. the driver suffered minor injuries. she had the car in the wrong gear. she recently started to work at that day care center. tragically much different story for one young child killed in a freak accident in san francisco. 2-year-old cason shelton was playing on a six foot bronze statue. part of an art gallery sidewalk display when the statue fell on top of him. he died at the hospital. the gallery is incited by police

for displaying statues too far out on to the sidewalk. a climbers on the road to recovery after taking a dangerous tumble on a mountain in washington state. vivian debros and her climbing partner were on mount stuart, 9,000 feet in the air when she slid 800 feet and suffered serious injuries. her friend called 911 but gusty winds kept helicopter rescues from reaching them. they had to spend another night in the cold huddled together to keep warm. >> the mountains are risky. it is variable terrain, unpredictable, different conditions. that's just part of it. i don't think i'd do anything differently if i went back other than not go. maybe walk around on rocks somewhere or something. i don't know. >> reporter: debros suffered a broken rib, arm and cheekbone. she says it could have been much worse. texas teenager is also recovering after a shark attack in galveston. the 14-year-old girl was in waist-deep water when the shark chomped down leaving teeth marks

on her back and she could hear the shark exhale before taking the bite. she said it wasn't really painful but felt like something hit her. sharks are also keeping swimmers out of the water in alabama. up to 150 sharks spotted in the shallow waters off of orange beach. officials put up warning flags to alert beach goers. most people remained on the sand. some were undeterred and jumped in any way. an out of control wildfire triggered evacuation orders for dozens of homes in oregon. thousands of homeowners in the city of bend have been put on standby. the fires burned nearly 7,000 acres in two days and it's only 5% contained. the weather unfortunately is expected to only get drier and windier. it's quite a different story across the eastern half of the country. an estimated 18 million americans are in the storm zone after days of flooding, rains, hail and tornados. it's not over yet. abc's steve osunsami has more. >> reporter: it was a dark morning for families in fate,

texas, where nearly six inches of rain and damage wind ripped through homes and poked holes through roofs. a mom and five kids had to be saved from rising water. >> we could have gone down if we were outside by ourselves. >> reporter: here's the storm system on the move, bringing what looked like winter to new mexico on sunday. that's not ice, it's hail. sunday's tornado in lake george, colorado, was quite a shock. tornados are rare at 10,000 feet because mountain air is cold and more stable. but this one managed to rip through an rv park. they are cleaning up after a tornado hit tennessee. >> all of these trees in the backyard, it uprooted them. >> reporter: reported on confirmed tornados have hit 28 of the last 34 days including every day this month so far. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. now here's a look at today's weather. the entire eastern half of the nation will face storms of varying intensity including damaging gusting winds, hail and flooding rains. the upper plains will see more thunderstorms but everywhere

else should be clear and quite nice on the west coast. >> temperatures will be cooler with 70s across the upper half of the nation. 80s in the southwest. 60s in the northwest. the only exception, phoenix expected at 110 degrees. my goodness. >> that's hot. >> yeah. at an auction a week from today will take a lot more than the original price to get your hands on a rare stamp. >> that's right. it is called the british guyana one cent magenta stamp. the original price back in 1856, you guessed it, one cent. >> the only one of its kind in the world. experts say it could go for $20 million next week. >> that's a lot. >> a one cent stamp for 20 million bucks. >> i like to go to garage sales and hope to find a treasure but i never do. >> i love those stories. i wonder what the back story behind that a is. >> i know. coming up in "the skinny," when celebrities choose creative names for their babies, people take notice. wait until you hear the latest. california chrome's owner

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♪ >> the owner of california chrome is eating crow this morning. >> he says he's sorry for his angry comments about the winner 0 the belmont stakes. abc's ryan smith has more. >> reporter: an emotional mea culpa from the owner of california chrome. >> i need to apologize to the world and america. i apologize. i sincerely apologize. >> speaking to robin roberts on "good morning america," steve coburn with his wife carolyn by his side, regretting his heated remark on live tv after his horse came up short for racing's crown jewel, the triple crown. coburn slammed the winning horse for running just the belmont stakes, not the kentucky derby and the preakness, like california chrome. >> this is the coward's way out. >> i know it is a tough loss. we hope to see him down the road. all right, tom. >> on sunday, coburn tried to

make the point that horses should have to run all three races. using an example that dug himself an even deeper hole. >> that would be like me at 60 plays basketball with a kid in a wheelchair. >> reporter: a contrite coburn. >> i wanted so much for this horse to win the triple crown for the people of america. california chrome's legacy, not her husband's mistake lives on. >> our story has given so much joy to so many people and i hope this 30 seconds isn't going to destroy all of that. >> reporter: ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> my favorite moment in that package is the wife as he's going on the rant. >> cool it, man. i don't care. >> we have all been there. >> i think his point has been taken, and most people agree with his point, but not as gracious as he should be. came off like a sore loser but he is a good guy. >> so emotional. just a horse race, people but you see -- >> i was heart broken just watching it on tv. when we come back, the mind boggling amount of money that halle berry will now pay for

child support. plus, the epically awesome movie by a drummer in mid beat. a move, that is. we will show you it in "the skinny" coming up.

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we begin "the skinny" with a big pay off for halle's baby daddy. she was ordered to pay him $16,000 a month to support the 6-year-old daughter they have. that's close to $200,000 a year. >> whoa. >> aubrey was awarded $115,000 in retroactive support and berry has to pay his court fees of $300,000. halle berry has a child with her husband olivier martinez. the only rhymes lil' kim will be saying in the future is nursery rhymes. >> the 39-year-old rapper gave birth to her first child. the baby girl was born yesterday morning at a new jersey hospital. the rap star known as queen bee named her new daughter royal rain. >> yep. the father is believed to be new york rapper mr. papers. congratulations. tweets pouring in from fellow rapper missy elliot and miley cyrus. >> royal rain. >> royal rain. from glad tiding to celebrity breakups.

>> some fans can't let it go when it comes to actor taye diggs split from singer idina menzel. >> the couple who met as members of the original cast of "rent" in 1995, ending their marriage. now they are not in the same part of the country. diggs tells "redbook" he wasn't surprised to the reaction to their breakup saying it wasn't easy for people to root for us. up next, sir paul mccartney is not quite ready to hit the concert trail yet. >> legendary former beatle was supposed to open a u.s. leg of his current tour this coming saturday night. that's not going to happen. mccartney cancelled all of the shows he was supposed to perform this month because he is still recovering from a virus. >> mccartney postponed shows in asia last month for the same reason. the u.s. shows that he's been putting off may have already been rescheduled and that will happen in october.

his next scheduled concert is july 5th in albany, new york. doesn't he look ageless. it is incredible. >> to have his genes. >> yeah, right. >> and vocal chords. miley cyrus gets a lot of flak and pushes the envelope like some young stars do, but one is coming to her defense. dolly parton says she understands what miley is going through. she said when she was starting out she was dressing sexy and showing cleavage which was gutsy back then. dolly says, quote, a lot of people thought i was making a mistake and i was just trashy, which i was. >> dolly, by the way, has miley's back for a good reason. she's her god mother. did you know that? >> i didn't know that. >> dolly said she doesn't give advice to miley. she said everyone has to walk their own journey. >> i had no idea that was her god mother. >> me either. this is pretty epic. we know drummers are cool but the drummer from weezer took it up a notch at a concert over the weekend. >> you can see him playing there

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