>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning on this back to work monday. i'm rina ninan. >> i'm john muller. rina, great to have you here. you are here all week. >> i may need a caffeine intravenous drip because i have been at a wedding. >> hang in there. we'll make it through. >> good. >> should we get started? >> we'll begin with the latest details on a shooting in las vegas which left two police officers among the dead. >> authorities are trying to figure out the shooters and their motivation since they both died. here's abc's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: the shooting spree began just before noon. >> it is a tragic day. a very, very difficult day. >> reporter: a man and woman walk in to cici's pizza in las vegas and open fire. patrons duck for cover. the shooters aimed at two police officers having lunch, killing them both. 42-year-old officer alyn beck and igor soldo. who was 32 years old. >> the suspects took the officers' weapons and some ammunition from them on the way out the door and made a statement, something to the effect of this is a revolution. >> reporter: the male shooter repeated those words as they left the pizzeria. >> i saw their gun in their hands and he told me to tell the cops it was a revolution. >> reporter: the duo fled across the street to a wal-mart killing a person inside. dozens of police descended on the store. some entered the front of the store and found the body inside the door. other officers went in through the back where they came in contact with the suspects and exchanged gunfire. >> a short time later, more preliminary appears the female suspect shot the male suspect and then took her own life. >> reporter: the names of the wal-mart victim and the suspects have not been released pending notification of next of kin. authorities do not know what precipitated the shooting spree. an investigation is underway. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> horrible story. >> really is. they believe that they do know one of the officers did fire back. but they don't know much else if in fact he did hit one of the suspects or not. >> officer beck, by the way, had been with the department since 2001. he leaves behind a wife and three children. soldo has been with the force since 2006 and survived by a wife and baby. just senseless. >> really is. another story we are following a deadly terror attack on pakistan's busiest airport. gunmen disguised as police guards attacking the terminal at the airport in karachi with machine guns and rocket launcher. the battle lasted over five hours and left at least 13 people dead. most of them are security personnel. all air traffic was stopped. we will have more from pakistan in our next half hour. pope francis is apparently hoping to succeed where others have failed when it comes to middle east peace. weeks after the latest round of u.s.-sponsored negotiations collapsed francis welcomed both sides for a prayer summit at his home yesterday. israeli president peres and palestinian president abbas were even spotted joking and embracing. francis presided over an invocation of muslim and jewish prayers. new details from bowe bergdahl about his time in taliban captivity. u.s. official says bergdahl is telling those treating him at an american medical facility in germany he was tortured, beaten and held in a cage after he tried to escape. here at home, he's not getting much sympathy. here's abc's martha raddatz. it was after he tried to flee his taliban captors, he was put in a metal cage in the dark for weeks at a time. bergdahl has told staff helping his recovery, according to a senior u.s. official. an official says it is no surprise that the taliban would beat and abuse the soldier. the "new york times" is reporting he has asked not to be called sergeant. saying he didn't earn it. he was a private when he disappeared but he was promoted on schedule, which always happens when a soldier is taken captive. while he is recovering physically, walking, talking, his mental health remains an issue. a senior official says the 28-year-old soldier is still not prepared for a reunion with his family and he has no idea the firestorm his release created. just over a week ago, bowe bergdahl's parents were celebrating his freedom. they are facing threats against their lives. the threats so serious the fbi has been called in. one saying, i'd be ashamed to say he's from your town. needs to be shot and his dad right along with him. taliban lovers. it's a backlash, fueled in part by the results of an army investigation done at the time of bergdahl's disappearance. it backs up what his fellow soldiers have already said that bergdahl walked away from his base willingly. >> he was not forcefully taken off the base. he left on his own accord. >> reporter: the obama administration fiercely defended the deal that freed bergdahl, but another investigation is being launched. when bergdahl finally does come home, he will not go directly to his hometown of hailey, idaho. he will go to brooke army medical center in texas to continue his recovery. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. actor tracy morgan doing better but still in the hospital for the next few weeks at least. recovering from a deadly accident. the spokesman said that he broke his femur, nose and several ribs in the saturday morning crash which killed his riding partner. their limo van was rear ended on the new jersey turnpike by a wal-mart tractor-trailer. the van's driver talked to abc news. >> it felt like an explosion. i just remember the impact and the vehicle going by, seeing a little bit of the wal-mart truck going by. we didn't know which way was up, which way was down. >> the truck driver has been charged with one count of death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. wal-mart says it will take full responsibility. the authorities determine their truck caused the accident. we will learn more about the sex abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky with the release of a new report from the pennsylvania attorney general's office. the report should shed light on why it took nearly three years to bring charges against the former penn state assistant football coach. pennsylvania's republican governor tom corbett was his state's attorney general when the sandusky investigation began. his successor, a democrat, has suggested that corbett had political motives to slow down the investigation. more than $60,000 in donations have poured in after a shooting rampage at seattle pacific university where one student was left dead and two injured. some of the money will pay funeral and medical expenses for the victims, but most of it will go to john meis, who tackled the gunman. he was the 22-year-old student. they bought every item on his wedding registry and paid for the upcoming honeymoon. the suspect is held without bail. business headlines. stocks are opening at a record high. the dow closed up 88 points on friday setting the seventh record high of the year. closing in on 17,000. the s&p 500 closed at the 17th record high of the year. another milestone reached in the tech world. sony has overtaken nintendo for the first time in eight years, selling 2 million more systems over the last year. the playstation 4 has emerged as the leader of the new generation console pushing ahead of the nintendo wii. now to sports starting with game two of the nba finals lebron was back to his dominating best last night in san antonio. silencing critics of his heat-related exit from game one. he had 35 points leading the heat to a 98-96 victory that. ties the finals at one game apiece. the series moves to miami for game three tomorrow night here on abc. and the numbers are simply incredible when it comes to rafael nadal's french open victory against novak djokovic. that's a hard name. djokovic. there we go. it was the ninth time nadal won the tournament in paris. in his straight french open title, he has won 66 of the last 67 matches at the tournament. it was also his 14th grand slam title tying him for second most all time. california chrome back in the golden state this morning nursing an injury that he picked up at the belmont stakes on saturday. he injured his leg after bumping another horse. this happened as the horses left the starting gate. then his owners triple crown dreams were crushed when california chrome finished tied for fourth. that led to complaints from one of them who said the horses should be forced to run all three legs of the triple crown and not sit out some of the races. >> this is all or nothing. it's all or nothing. it is not fair to the horses that have been running their guts out. this is a coward's way out in my opinion. this is coward's way out. >> the horse that won the belmont had not run in the kentucky derby or preakness. california chrome is expected to rest for a couple of months before entering races in the fall. how i love beauty pageants and the new beauty queen is reining supreme after outshining dozens of competitors. >> miss nevada. she was crowned miss usa 2014 in baton rouge last night. 24-year-old nia sanchez radiant in red edged out miss north dakota for the win. >> the interview section sanchez talked about raising awareness about sexual assaults on college campuses. sanchez, a black belt in tae kwon do said women should learn to defend themselves. >> did you watch the pageant? >> i was out partying for that wedding yesterday. >> there you go. >> still recovering. i love watching the beauty pageants and the q and a. >> the meltdown moments where you want to crawl under the desk because somebody says something excruciating but no. congratulations to her. coming up in "the mix," the teen who slept outside in minnesota for a full year. first, the number one question facing hillary clinton as 2016 presidential contenders line up. the big one-on-one interview with diane sawyer. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" 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about that, but i think the way i make decisions that's probably likely. >> i know it is a personal decision, but if you can do that, if you can do it, you see the path and you can do it, do you have to do it? >> i have to make the decision that's right for me and the country. >> is the party frozen in place waiting for you to make -- >> no. people can do whatever they choose to do on whatever timetable they decide. >> are they disadvantaged waiting for you? >> bill clinton started to run for president officially in september or october of 1991. i don't think that that's a real concern. people will do what they think is best for them and whether they choose to seek the presidency or not is very personal for everybody. >> and ultimately it has to be for you too. >> right. absolutely. >> and you can hear much more of that interview tonight. hillary clinton, public and private. one on one with diane sawyer at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 central. >> can't wait to watch that. >> looking forward to that. >> yeah. coming up -- an update to one of our favorite stories in recent memories. >> why this father's day will be extra special for the newborn twins who held hands just after birth. ahead in the next half hour -- the great escape how three inmates managed to commandeer a helicopter for their stunning break from prison. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stat you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ ♪ a few weeks ago we introduced you to a very special family with two very special little girls, a rare set of twins holding hands just moments after being born. >> now father's day treat. this one's our favorite story of the day. because the little girls are finally coming home. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: it was the image an ohio mother and so many now around the world will never forget. her identical twins holding hands just seconds after birth. >> it was so awesome and they were both holding hands a. it was so great to hear them both cry. >> sharon and bill's daughters general a and jillian were already a triumph p, a rare set of mono amniotic twins or mono-mono twins they are called. they shared the amniotic sac and in constant contact in the womb. their mother on bedrest for weeks in ohio. the twins constantly monitored. the doctors knew they could easily become entangled in each other's umbilical cords but they were born healthy at 33 weeks and just before they lifted to be shown to their mother the little ones reached for each other's hands. >> what was going through my mind? i couldn't think. i started tearing up immediately. it was beautiful. >> reporter: after seeing that image, so many leaving messages on facebook. william writing, one placenta, very rare, mono-mono and in this case mano mano. another now that gives me goose bumps. another, i hope they will always hold hands throughout their lives. >> 118,000 likes just on our facebook page alone. this went all over the world. >> one of my high school friends lives in australia. she sent me a message and told me she saw me on her tell vision in australia. >> reporter: the week before father's day, they sent us this. look at the smiles as they walk out of akron's children's hospital, both in their car seats, their headbands in different colors to tell them apart. jillian on the left, jenna on the right. mom peering in on their first trip home and for weeks mom and dad have been driving an hour and a half back and forth every day to be with them. >> i'm ecstatic to have our family under the same roof. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> what a great family. >> so sweet. >> these two twins, at least from where i am coming from they put mono-mono on the map. i heard of fraternal and identical but never heard of mono-mono. they put it on everybody's vernacular. >> the parents can't wait to show them a video coming through. they said, i feel they will be best friends and look at it and think that makes sense. that's how we are. >> i believe that. my sisters are identical. they weren't mono-mono but they are best of friends. >> that little boy you saw there was their brother jackson. big brother. >> we'll be right back. big brother. >> we'll be right back. but lysol power & free can change the way you clean. it cleans even better than bleach with its hydrogen peroxide formula, and it kills 99.9% of germs without the harshness. a powerful clean, that's family friendly that's what we call healthing. lysol power & free. start healthing. for healthy floors, try lysol clean & fresh. the only cleaner approved to kill germs, even when diluted. there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours mix time. a really cool kid. randy, 17 years old, from minnesota, he spent every day, an entire year camping outside. that's good in itself. remember this year in minnesota, the polar vortex, you know what i'm talking about? he endured a 76-sub-zero night in a snow cave. he's a boy scout and raising money for habitat for humanity. he pitched a tent and he said the nights weren't so bad. it got down to 27 below one night but his cave was hollowed out in a pile of snow. he said it kept the temperature ten degrees warmer than outside. he relied on layers of fleece liner and wore three layers of pants and up to seven shirts. >> what does mom think of this. >> i don't know but he is a good kid and raised a lot of money. if he doesn't get the eagle scout badge, i don't know who does. he said the summers were worse than the winters. that's a tough kid. >> that is one tough kid. from cold to cold. polar bears. the u.s. geological survey strapped on cameras on to the necks of polar bears. >> that's cool. >> take a look at this. four females north of alaska's bay. this is what the video looks like. they strapped it on to the females. we want to look at the loss of sea ice from climate change and what they saw were bears eating the icy ocean waters, trying to eat frozen fields and interacting with males. they hope by releasing the information it may help scientists understand the bear's nutritional demands and their energy expenditure as the sea ice is declining. >> pretty cool video for sure. from big fierce polar bears to something a little cuter. let's roll the video. how about some running baby goats. >> no, that's not. >> isn't that cute? >> not baaad at all. i can't tell you a lot about this other than it is in cumberland, maine. sunflower farm. the mom needed a break so the babies got exercise. the video is so cute it is making a lot of waves. >> reminds me of my young children, the energy they 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(tdd# 1-800-448-1433) this morning on "world news now," deadly gunfire the at a las vegas pizzeria and discount store. who took aim at the police officers in an ambush. the search for answers and a motive. painful recovery. the latest on actor tracy morgan's critical injuries after a chain-reaction crash. what investigators now know about the moment before impact. tornado outbreak. one twister after another hits colorado. leaving a path of destruction. the terrifying storm that dumped hail and downpours. and broadway's best. hugh jackman's hopping act to the big winners unforgettable performances and a emotional moments. it's all in "the skinny" on this monday, june 9th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you on this monday. i'm rina ninan. >> i'm john muller. thank you for joining us. rina great to have you here. >> wait for the coffee, though. my cup is empty. >> we'll get on that. need coffee, stat, please. all right. let's begin with serious news. the shootings in las vegas that began with an ambush on two police officers who were on a lunch break. >> after taking their weapons, the suspects then killed one person in a wal-mart before carrying out a murder-suicide pact. police say there were hundreds of witnesses who saw the attack unfold. here's abc's bazi kanani. >> reporter: dozens of police officers surrounding a vegas wal-mart after two gunmen terrorize customers at a local shopping center. the investigators say the shooters walked in to a cici's pizzeria restaurant and killing two police officers. >> the suspect took the officers' weapons and some ammunition from them on the way out the door. >> i saw their guns in their hand. he told me to tell the cops it was a revolution and he killed two cops. >> the gunmen crossed the street and entered a wal-mart where more gun fire erupted killing one. police say the two shooters went to the back of the store and carried out a suicide pact. both gunmen are dead. >> it's a tragic day. it's a very, very difficult day. but we still have a community to police. we still have a community to protect. >> reporter: police are still investigating. the motive for the shootings is still unclear. bazi kanani, abc news, las -- los angeles. the other developing story we are following here is a terror attack on pakistan's busiest airport. at least 18 people have been killed in the assault on a terminal at the karachi airport. heavy gunfire and at least two large explosives could be heard coming from the terminal. as authorities scramble to secure the area, it took five hours to bring the situation under control. there are new details surrounding sergeant bowe bergdahl as he recovers at an american military hospital in germany. he is telling investigators he was tortured by his taliban captors, beaten and held in a cage in the dark after he tried to escape. sergeant bergdahl was unaware of the heated controversy by his release especially by his former army comrades after he was captured after deserting his base in afghanistan. >> i think the department of defense needs to do a thorough investigation. obviously those soldiers are very, very concerned and upset by it. if their account is true, they should be. you jeopardize other soldiers when you walk away from your post. >> we want people to realize he is not an american hero. he didn't serve with honor and dignity and respect and he is a deserter in a time of war. >> a week after celebrating his freedom, sergeant bergdahl's parents are facing death threats so serious the fbi has been called in. the truck driver charged in the fatal accident which also injured tracy morgan is due in court today. police say his big rig hit the back of morgan's limo setting off a deadly chain reaction. with more here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tracy morgan's rep telling abc news the comedian is in critical condition but more responsive. he broke his leg, femur, nose and several ribs. this after getting a first look at the man police charge with causing the accident that left the "30 rock" star and three others in critical condition. morgan's long-time riding partner dying at the scene. police officers say 35-year-old kevin roper rammed this wal-mart truck in to morgan's limo bus and later turned himself in. the driver of the limo remembering the moments before the crash. >> i'd say we were five to six miles an hour, just steady coasting. >> reporter: the new jersey turnpike is known for other accidents like this. this stretch of i-95 is known as the black dragon. it is straight and fast and police say one of the most dangerous roads in the northeast. morgan and six others were on the way back to new york from a stand-up comedy show in delaware. we're told the truck swerved to avoid the limo bus carrying morgan, but instead hit it. morgan's limo lost control, spinning in two other cars and over turning. >> it felt like an explosion. i remember the impact and the vehicle going by, seeing a little bit of the wal-mart truck going by. we didn't know which way was up and which way was down. >> reporter: morgan's limo driver kicking the window to get out. >> i climbed around and heard tracy screaming for help and heard jeff screaming for help. >> roper has been charged with one count of death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. we're told morgan had surgery on his leg but he could be here at the hospital for several weeks. gio benitez, abc news, new brunswick, new jersey. >> i can't help but wonder about the seat belts, who was wearing seat belts. i was in a limo. my cousin got married this weekend. i heard about the tracy morgan story and i couldn't find seat belts in the big party bus limo. >> if i was in the back it wouldn't occur to me to belt up. >> no. you are having a great time. >> no one knows for sure and national transportation safety board is working with state police to investigate this a to z. >> the walmart president has said if walmart found the truck driver was responsible, that wal-mart will take full responsibility. >> we wish them all a speedy recovery, we hope. a day on a virginia river turns tragic as a boat capsized. it killed two people and injured three others. it happened near fishing pier in newport news. bystanders tossed ropes to the five people struggling to stay afloat in that rough surf. three police officers risked their lives to help. they jumped in without safety equipment. they managed to rescue three of the victims. severe storms including tornados raced across colorado's front range and the eastern plains yesterday. one tornado touched down near a junior golf tournament southeast of denver. another near the black stone country club in aurora, causing at least one injury and uprooting trees and downing power lines. abc's linzie janis has the latest. >> reporter: dodging disaster. in colorado, another four tornados. the twisters keep coming. nine of them in the state since friday. in aurora, colorado, a june hailstorm blanketing the ground with ice. more twisters in the south. debris sent spinning by a tornado near st. louis, missouri, as a plane flies dangerously close. in northwest alabama, lightning sparking fires. the texas panhandle drenched with fears of flash flooding. and residents near roswell, new mexico, call this their spaceship, a severe type of thunderstorm known as a supercell swirling in the sky producing baseball-size hail and winds strong enough to topple this tent at an outdoor festival. >> horrible, horrible end. >> reporter: linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> incredible there. >> some pictures. here's a look at today's weather. the heavy showers and thunderstorms move east blanketing the midwest and extending to the south. some areas could see as much as 4 inches of rain. aside from scattered showers the rest of the country should be clear and dry. another scorcher in the southwest with phoenix hitting 108 degrees. 80s and 90s in the south. cooler in the northeast and great lakes, 70s and 80s. last time we mentioned alec baldwin on "world news now" he was fighting someone or arguing with a photographer. >> luckily none of that other the weekend as baldwin received a big honor. he was given a key to the city in central falls, rhode island. central falls is the smallest city in our nation's smallest state. >> baldwin was recognized for the thousands of dollars he donated to save the library in central falls. it was also to thank baldwin for helping the high school chess team and attend a big tournament. good for him. that's the kind of publicity. >> he never gets. >> you need now and then. every time he gets in an argument i roll my eyes and go oh, gosh, what did he do this time and more i hear he has a point. >> you are crossing to the dark side, too. >> i always think that where there's smoke there's fire and too many things surrounding him but every time you read the details, you shake your head. >> fun to watch. >> hang in there, alec. coming up in ""the skinny,"" something jennifer lopez is refusing to do. the high-profile gig she is passing up and why. first two jailbreaks involving inmates escaping on helicopters. a real-life drama fit for a movie script. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol toilet bowl cleaner. lysol toilet bowl cleaner. of all the places in your house, this one's the busiest. so you want it to be the cleanest. that's why you need lysol. because when you use bleach, some stains are left behind. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't, and it also disinfects. so why just bleach? with lysol you can do more. that's healthing. and get max cleaning and freshness with every flush. try lysol no mess max. ♪ it was a jailbreak worthy of a hollywood blockbuster. three inmates bust out of a prison in canada and evade authorities with the help of a waiting helicopter. >> abc's mara schiavocampo has the amazing story. >> reporter: a daring prison escape in quebec. three inmates with reported ties to the hell's angels biker gang are on the run after a dramatic helicopter rescue. they are considered dangerous. >> in canada and the state. so everybody is giving a hand to find them as quickly as possible. >> reporter: officials say saturday evening a green helicopter landed in the courtyard of a quebec detention center, quickly scooping up the prisoners before flying off and heading west. much like a scene from the classic movie "break out" starring charles bronson and robert duval. based on a real escape. it is not the first hollywood-style prison break. in 2013, arkansas inmate derrick estell left the big house through a small window, just one foot tall. several weeks later, two florida inmates walked out the front door after forging release paperwork. in all cases, the inmates were recaptured, making an escape but not a getaway. in this case, all three men were in jail awaiting trial. police say the key to finding the inmates is finding the helicopter. they are working with local airports to do that. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> the three men were arrested on drug trafficking and gangsterism charges. is there really gangsterism. >> gangsterism. interesting charges. >> sounds funny. one is facing murder charges. the other two are facing murder and conspiracy to commit murder. >> serious charges. this is the second time in 15 months that inmates have escaped a quebec facility with the use of a chopper. isn't that crazy? >> it's nuts. they did end up catching those guys. up next, broadway's best. the tony awards were handed out last night. we will show you some of the highlights. >> "the skinny" coming up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this fro babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. ♪ skinny so skinny >> skinny time. we start with the tony awards. the winners and performances that brought down the house. >> first, though, the host who bounced into the show. like literally bounced into the show. hugh jackman hopped up and down during his opening number. he is australian and so are kangaroos, maybe that explains it. he bounced in to the theater on the stage behind the stage and up again. we have no idea why he did it. it made me want to buy a pogo stick and looked like a lot of fun. >> must be in great shape. pull off a skip and bounce. an aerobic workout there. on to the awards we go. one of the first of the night is a history maker. audrey mcdonald won her sixth tony for "lady day at emerson's bar and grill." she portrayed billy holiday. it put her ahead of five time winner angela lansbury. >> oh, my gosh. incredible. >> the best leading actor in a musical neil patrick harris won for his amazing performance in "hedwig and the angry inch." before the award was given, he had a chance to show the audience what it was all about. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, my god. harris looking good in drag. he lost 23 pounds to get ready for the role. >> i didn't know he had 23 pounds to lose. >> i know. >> that was some performance. he is tremendous. >> tonight's best musical went to "a gentlemen's guide for love and murder" about a caper set in 1909 london that turns murder in to merriment. it topped the nominations with ten. >> best play went to "all the way" starring "breaking bad's" bryan cranston. love that guy. he won the prize for leading actor for best revival of a play, "a raisin in the sun" which stars denzel washington. for best actress in a musical, jessie mueller plays the title world in beautiful, "the carole king musical." j-lo will not join pitbull for the opening ceremonies of the world cup in brazil on thursday. soccer officials there blaming production issues. it's unclear what that means. production issues. take tomorrow off because there's production issues. >> or couldn't remove the green m&ms out of the bowl. i don't know what that is. >> they already recorded the theme song released in april. it was not a hit among brazilians. since it was mainly in english and spanish and very little portuguese. next up, oscar winner sandra bullock. her publicist says she is fine and unharmed this morning. >> bullock was at home in los angeles yesterday morning when a burglar broke in to her property. someone in the home called police who eventually arrested the 39-year-old man on suspicions of residential burglary. >> the man never entered the house but he was quote checking it out. police say they are looking in to whether the suspect is a stalker. >> that's really scary. >> it is scary. honky-tonking good time in texas over the weekend with an epic final performance from country music legend george strait. >> king george's last hurrah drew 105,000 fans to the arlington stadium where the dallas cowboys actually play. shattering the 1980 record set by rolling stones for the largest indoor concert ever in north america. >> strait is 62. he was joined on stage by country music's best, martina mcbride, miranda lambert, kenny chesney to name a few. the three-hour show capped 40 years on the road. 105,000 people. must have been some show. >> look at the rolling stones, they came back. >> he looks great. maybe he will come back, too. when they say it is their farewell performance, never say never as they say. up next, a special announcement and glad tidings for one of our own here at abc news. >> we love weddings and ginger zee, meteorologist, tied the knot over the weekend with nbc correspondent ben aaron. it was hardly a celebrity studded blow out. >> ginger and ben exchanged vows during an intimate beach side ceremony in her native michigan on the shores of lake michigan. it was followed by a small reception of 55 family and friends. our best and warmest wishes to both of them. >> i love intimate weddings. >> me, too. check out the celebrity birthdays, johnny depp 51 today natalie portman 33. 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all the way through. in the final seconds, too close to call, but miami came up big and won by a score of 98-96. the series now tied at one game apiece. game three is tomorrow night here on abc. all right. the game no doubt thrilling miami fans, but fans of the san antonio spurs have their own way to support the team. >> his name is joe the barber. here's abc's ron claiborne. ♪ >> slam dunk. the spurs are really doing it on the court but the mvp isn't even playing. >> joe the barber. >> he is someone that can make an ordinary head look like this. that's right, 33-year-old joe -- sculpted the faces of all 12 spurs players into one head. >> it took me eight hours to do. >> i try to be the best joe barber i can be. >> since 2007, he has been creating knockout masterpieces of the noggin. >> i'm old reliable joe. i have been doing this for years. i'm one of the pioneers of doing portrait designs. i let my numbers do the talking. i cut a lot of people and get a lot of recognition. >> how much does one of the superstars of the skull set you back? joe says on average, for 100 bucks you can get anything from an nba superstar to peyton manning to mickey mouse. >> can i do a picture of charles barkley on the back of your head eating a taco? >> no. >> i think it would be cool. >> the finest details of the portraits even coloring them in to create a stunning success. >> the barber industry when i travel, they know me as the biggest spurs fan. >> and he has his own fans, too. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> incredible. i want to get a rina ninan on the back of my head. >> really? you didn't do that already? >> abc logo and rina on the other. what do you think. >> i am sure it would be fantastic. >> i did it and i will shave it off so everybody can see. >> your wife will love that. >> i'm sure. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> coming up more news. this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. two de making news in america 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