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>> it's so hot. it's so wet. >> an entire community is evacuated due to flooding, a bridge even collapsing into a river. at least six tornadoes reported in wisconsin. we're tracking it all breaking overnight news of a shark attack in hawaii, killing a well-known surfer and actor. >> new details just coming in from witnesses. >> the hiker rescued after spending days in the northern california mountains. dramatic images showing his appearance as he emerged from the forest to hug his family. >> plus, a cyber attack crippling thousands of car dealerships across the u.s. the ransom demand behind the attack and who's to blame? >> the wild weekend for swifties in london. travis kelce hitting the stage with taylor swift. >> what happened next and the beauty queen contestant making history proving that age is just a number. >> from abc news this is america this morning. good morning

everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the dangerous conditions facing americans all across the country this morning. >> dangerous levels of heat are expected across many areas of the u.s. >> that heat is fueling heavy rain in the midwest. the resulting flood water caused a collapse of a train bridge between south dakota and iowa. but we want to begin this morning with the oppressive heat this morning, no relief for more than 100 million americans as scorching heat stretches from coast to coast. baltimore hit 101 on saturday, the hottest june day there in over a decade. in washington, d.c. yesterday, tying its daily record high of 98 degrees with barely any relief at night. the low temperature just 81. but those d.c. temperatures are a welcome relief for galen clark, who's visiting from las vegas, where the daily high is expected to hover around 110 for the next seven days. >> it's so hot, it's so wet that

you can't breathe and everything is sticking to you. >> no escape in the middle of the country either. with temps in the high 90s or even higher from omaha to laredo, that heat fueling torrential rainstorms in the midwest, a state of emergency declared in iowa after flood waters forced evacuations in parts of the state. the national guard deploying helicopters to the city of rock valley to rescue people from their rooftops. >> the devastation is severe, and it's widespread in southern wisconsin. >> at least six tornadoes touched down saturday, ripping through trees and buildings. >> how precious did it in the city of argyle? >> service was still held sunday at the site where the apple grove lutheran church once stood. that building, now barely more than a pile of rubble. >> god isn't just a building. god is its people. >> we know that we have that. that firm foundation of hope here at this church.

>> and for anyone escaping the severe weather with a trip to the beach, the rip current risk remains high on parts of the atlantic and gulf coast today in florida, at least five people have died in rip currents, including a couple visiting with their six children. a really tragic story there, and experts say if you do get caught in a rip current, do not try to swim directly back to shore. instead, you swim parallel to the shoreline until you're free of the current. the life saving advice there. >> all right. the fbi is now offering up to $10,000 for information about two wildfires in southern new mexico. full containment of the fires is not expected until mid-july. two deaths have been confirmed since they ignited last week, and now the fbi is asking for help in identifying what sparked the fires. now to a story we're following out of hawaii. a surfer who gained fame as a lifeguard and actor has died in a shark attack. this morning. a shark attack in hawaii claiming the life of a world renowned surfer. >> we can confirm that it was

one of our own city and county of honolulu lifeguards. north shore lifeguards. tamayo perry, honolulu officials say professional surfer and lifeguard tamayo perry was killed in a shark attack just before 1 p.m. yesterday off the north coast of oahu. myo perry was was a lifeguard loved by all. tamayo's personality was infectious, and as much as people loved him, he loved everyone else more. >> lifeguards recovering perry's body by jet ski. after a caller told dispatchers his body appeared to have suffered more than one shark bite, perry was known as one of the greatest surfers in the world and even appeared in movies and television, including blue crush with kate bosworth, maya. hey, how's it, girls? >> how's it out there? >> oh, it's pretty nuts. broke my bird. >> perry's death marks the second shark attack on the island this month, but just the ninth fatal shark attack in hawaiian waters since the state started keeping records in 1995. >> perry is survived by his wife, amelia. he was 49 years

old. >> our thoughts are with his family turning to washington now. today marks two years since the supreme court overturned roe v wade. the biden campaign is turning the spotlight on the anniversary with events from coast to coast ahead of thursday's big debate. abc's perry russom joins us now from washington with more on this good morning perry. >> rihanna, good morning to you. >> the biden campaign continues to use the decision to rally support ahead of november. over the weekend, former president trump once again taking credit for helping overturn roe. this morning, the second anniversary of the landmark decision overturning roe v wade, the ruling leading to abortion restrictions of some kind in 21 states today, dozens of events across the country, including a protest outside the supreme court by abortion rights activists, the biden campaign planning more than a dozen events of its own, including in swing states wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. >> if we have the trifecta, the house, the senate and the white house, then we are going to make

roe versus wade law of the land again, abortion rights is a major issue for voters. >> in november. it's on the ballot in at least four states over the weekend, former president trump taking credit for appointing three of the justices who helped overturn roe thanks to these justices, we have also achieved what the pro-life movement fought to get for 49 years. >> and we've gotten abortion out of the federal government and back to the states. >> trump saying some states will be more conservative than others. republican governor of south dakota kristi noem on nbc. >> every state will look different. i think that's appropriate. so i know that every state will have different laws. and what we need to do is continue to talk about what we can do to help women who are in crisis. >> the anniversary comes more than a week after the supreme court rejected a challenge to mifepristone, keeping the abortion drug available for women to use under current fda guidelines. >> we are looking at the fact that two thirds of women of reproductive age in america live in a state with a trump abortion ban. this ruling is not going to

change that. >> anti-abortion rights groups remaining hopeful after that decision. >> obviously we were disappointed that was what we expected, and we're going to be back. >> and the supreme court could rule this week on another case about abortion rights is about whether a federal law on emergency care protects access to abortion at hospitals when a woman's life is at risk. >> andrew barry, thank you. the israeli defense minister is meeting today with us officials in washington. it comes as prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced the current phase of the war in gaza is winding down. but netanyahu suggested the next goal is to bring an end to hezbollah's attack from inside lebanon. netanyahu also doubled down on his allegation of a dramatic drop in us arms shipments, a claim the white house denies. at least 15 police officers and a priest were killed in a series of attacks in the russian region of dagestan. the gunman opened fire in two cities, targeting two orthodox churches and a synagogue and a police post. several civilians are among the dead. authorities

say six gunmen were also killed, calling it a coordinated terrorist attack. >> back in the us, a crippling cyber attack has caused major disruptions at car dealerships. all across north america over the past week. here's abc's alison kosik with more. >> this morning, a nearly week old cyber outage is plaguing car dealerships across the u.s. and canada, many sharing their feelings about it online. >> it's been an absolute disaster for a lot of dealerships. if you need parts at a body shop to fix a car, guess what? you can't get right now? parts to fix a car cdk global, a major player in the auto sales industry, was hit by back to back cyber attacks last wednesday, crippling business at roughly 15,000 auto dealerships. >> the company provides the software that handles a range of dealership functions is significant because once again, these cyber criminals have managed to attack a essentially a supply chain industry. several

major auto companies, including ford, stellantis and gm, confirm the hack is not just disrupting car maintenance and repairs. it's left thousands of dealers unable to process appointments or complete sales transactions, some turning to pen and paper for prospective car buyers. it may mean delays with no immediate end in sight. >> these criminals know that if they're able to take down an organization, a software company like cdk, they take down the critical operations at these auto dealerships. and so by doing this, they figure there the chances of getting paid are much larger. >> in a statement, cdk saying it promptly launched an investigation, adding we have begun the restoration process. it will take several days to complete. earlier this year, a ransomware group disrupted payment and claims processing for unitedhealth's change health care. it was reported they ultimately paid the ransom about $22 million. >> everyone needs to be vigilant

and people are fooled to giving up their information and that is very, very dangerous. and that's what most likely happened here and certainly happened with united healthcare. >> as for the cdk cyber attacks, it's unclear at this point what, if any, consumer information has been compromised. bloomberg is reporting the hackers are demanding tens of millions of dollars in ransom to restore operations, and that cdk intends to pay it, though discussions are subject to change. rhiannon andrew allison, thank you. >> time now for a look at your morning weather. now we're going to see a relocation of the heat as we work our way throughout this week. and you'll start to notice again some changes into the northeast with some cooler intrusions. not cool per se, but cooler than where we've been. and those temperatures have been up there, but definitely a relocation of the core of the heat in a westward fashion. record high temperatures being challenged as we work our way throughout the day into

oklahoma, kansas and into arkansas. for accuweather, i'm justin popovic for abc news still to come, the american tourist attraction reopening after months of maintenance. >> also ahead, the hiker rescued after spending ten days in the northern california mountains. how he says he survived and the close encounter with a bear at

morning america. every day of your life. >> go back now with a close encounter in tennessee. a black bear got loose at a theme park in gatlinburg. even grabbing a bite at a concession stand. i don't think he paid for it, though at one point it does make a move toward a worker who made a quick move to get away. no one was injured. >> now to the incredible

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>> i just make sure that i drank at least a gallon of water every day. but then after, like getting close to the end of it, i was just my body needed food. he and his family expressed gratitude for all the first responders leading the rescue effort, but hiking might be out of the cards for the next few months. i did enough hiking for probably the whole rest of the year. me too. >> we've all hiked a lot and mcclish says that he became lost in the mountains, partially due to the destruction of local landmarks in recent wildfires. >> rhiannon andrew. >> wow, what an incredible story of survival. danny. thank you. chicago's popular bean sculpture is now open to the public. once again, the 110 ton structure was blocked off last summer for renovations, which include new stairs and accessible ramps. it has been one of the most popular attractions in the midwest since opening back in 2004. >> love the bean. >> i haven't been yet, and i've been to chicago and i haven't seen the bean. >> you got to go. coming up, the new tactic taking down pork

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