this morning. over the top. vice president kamala harris secures a majority of democratic delegates overnight. what it means for her chance to secure the presidential nomination and how the trump campaign is responding. >> breaking overnight, a new push to impeach the director of

the secret service after a fiery hearing on capitol hill. >> because donald trump is alive and thank god he is. you look incompetent. if donald trump had been killed, you would have looked culpable. >> what she revealed and did not reveal about the assassination attempt on former president trump, and new details on why no security personnel were on that rooftop where the shooter opened fire. >> airport nightmare. four days after the global microsoft computer outage, the travelers still stranded. why delta now says it could be days before the problems are resolved. >> caught on camera, a terrifying crash. how two pedestrians escaped with their lives later. >> an olympic honor for lebron james. >> and what happens if you give people free money with no strings attached for three years? the results of an experiment that handed out $1,000 a month, how the recipients spent the cash. >> from abc news this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to all of you.

i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the breaking news overnight in the race for president. >> more delegates now pledging their support to vice president kamala harris. it now appears she has the support to become the democratic nominee. it comes as she heads to wisconsin today for her first rally since entering the race. >> critics are slamming the democrats for moving, too quickly to choose harris, but her supporters say she's galvanizing the party, especially among young voters. and here's abc's lionel moise with more. >> this morning, vice president kamala harris has secured commitments from enough delegates to become the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. harris, now gaining the support of more delegates from california, florida and new york and then saying overnight, i look forward to formally accepting the nomination soon. harris traveled to delaware yesterday, meeting with campaign staff in what was biden's campaign headquarters now the center of her own race for the white house, vowing she's ready to take on former president trump in those roles. >> i took on perpetrators of all kinds creditors who abused wome,

fraudsters who ripped off consumers, cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say, i know donald trump's type. yes. >> biden phoning in. >> by the way, i'm not going anywhere. i'm going to be out there in the campaign with her, with kamala. i'm going to be working like hell. >> the dnc plans to move forward with a virtual roll call for the nomination early next month, before the convention, leaving little time for harris to pick a running mate. among the names floated north carolina governor roy cooper. >> she's going to bring that excitement to the people that we need to bring to the polls, kentucky governor andy beshear. >> the only reason i'd ever consider something else is if i felt that i could help my people in kentucky more in a different role, and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, this is a deeply personal decision that the vice president will make. >> she will make it on her own

timetable and her own timeline. >> arizona senator mark kelly also said to be in the running, but michigan governor gretchen whitmer has ruled out joining the ticket. critics have raised concern that democrats galvanizing behind harris so quickly could look like a coronation. >> well, this has been a very unprecedented situation. i am not overjoyed about the way that president biden was treated. we are where we are right now. >> trump's running mate, jd vance, campaigning in virginia, called the democrats a threat to democracy. >> democrats are the ones who want to throw out 14 million ballots and not elect kamala harris, but select kamala harris with a bunch of billionaires and barack obama and nancy pelosi making the decision instead of democrat voters. it's disgraceful. >> republicans ramping up attack ads on harris. >> she covered up joe's obvious mental decline. >> our president is in good shape, in good health. tireless, vibrant. >> others slamming harris's

track record and bringing up race. >> i mean, we've got a di hire in here. and biden said. first off, he said he's going to hire a black female for vice president and that not he just skipped over. what about what about white females? what about any other group? >> nearly 90,000 women rallying behind harris held a win with black women call, saying they raised $1.5 million for harris's campaign. a win with black men called last night also raising more than $1 million. new polling among registered voters reveals harris at 47, trump at 49. the gap within the margin of error. harris broke a one day fundraising record, raising at least $81 million in the 24 hours since entering the race. trump's biggest one day haul came after his felony conviction was overturned when he brought in $53 million. brianan andrew. >> lionel. thank you. a state senator from ohio is walking back, remarks he made during a

jd vance rally in which he predicted a civil war if trump doesn't win in november. >> i believe wholeheartedly donald trump and butler county's jd vance are the last chance to save our country. politically. i'm afraid if we lose this one, it's going to take a civil war to save the country. >> george lang later posted that he regrets the divisive remarks he made, saying we should all be mindful of what is said at political events. >> a new push this morning to impeach the head of the secret service after the assassination attempt on former president trump, she is being heavily criticized for not providing enough answers about security failures. during a hearing about the shooting yesterday. abc's em nguyen has the latest on this and good morning rhiannon. >> good morning. yeah that new move to impeach the head of the secret service comes after a fiery hearing on capitol hill and after a visit to butler, pennsylvania, by members of congress. new pressure overnight

on secret service director kimberly cheadle, south carolina congresswoman nancy mace now filing an impeachment resolution against cheadle. hours after this blistering hearing on the security failures that led to the assassination attempt on former president trump. have you provided all audio and video recordings in your possession to this committee, as we asked on july 15th? >> yes or no, i would have to get back to you. >> that is a no you're full of. today cheadle, facing bipartisan calls to resign as she herself called the assassination attempt the most significant operational failure in decades. >> on july 13th, we failed. i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. >> one lawmaker, even taunting cheadle, who previously worked in security at pepsico. you should be fired immediately and go back to garden. >> doritos cheeto revealed that a local swat team spotted thomas crooks on the roof of that warehouse, about 18 minutes before trump took the stage on the roof and cheadle says the

secret service was alerted between 2 to 5 times about a suspicious person before the first shot was fired. >> but cheadle says crooks was not considered a threat until seconds before the shooting. as for why no security personnel were on that roof, cheadle, in an interview with abc's pierre thomas last week, suggested the slope of the roof posed a safety concern. but members of congress visiting the site yesterday, it's not that steep at all. >> we just had a 70 year old man back here climb up. >> and now senator josh hawley says a whistleblower told his office there was supposed to be a security officer on that roof, but that person abandoned their position because of the heat. multiple investigations have been launched into the security failures, but lawmakers have expressed anger over the estimated 60 days it could take for the initial security service investigation to be completed. cheadle pushed back yesterday against accusations that the secret service denied requests for more security at the rally,

and she vowed not to resign, saying she is the best person to lead the secret service at this time. andrew. >> all right. adam thank you. thousands of protesters are gathering in washington for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's visit. they gathered outside the watergate hotel and the white house ahead of netanyahu's arrival, demanding a cease fire in gaza. and they're expected at the capitol tomorrow, when netanyahu addresses congress, the families of american hostages held by hamas reportedly met with netanyahu in washington last night, the times of israel reports. netanyahu told them that conditions for a cease fire deal are coming together. >> we know that there are just a couple people deciding at this point, and we have optimism and hope and faith that these deciders will make the right decisions and we can start this process now. >> netanyahu is expected to meet with president biden thursday. meanwhile, overnight, the palestinian factions hamas and

fatah signed a declaration of unity aimed at ending years of conflict between the groups. >> well, fireworks are being blamed for causing a brush fire that destroyed multiple homes in riverside, california. investigators are looking for suspects seen on surveillance video, which has not been released yet. at least six homes were destroyed. seven others were damaged. >> time now for your tuesday weather. get ready because more scattered storms like the one that brought lightning to phoenix over the weekend are expected in arizona and the rest of the southwest today. this storm included winds up to 50mph looking at the radar. rain is expected today across most of the eastern u.s, but the heaviest is expected in central and southeast texas, which could see five inches of rain. checking today's high temperatures, dangerous heat dominates much of the west mid 80s for the midwest 95 in south texas. c the microsoft computer outage,

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delta struggles to get back on track. four days after the microsoft crowdstrike computer outage. this is ridiculous. tensions especially high in atlanta, a delta hub and the world's busiest airport. luggage covering much of the terminal. and for those unable to find their bag, the lost luggage line was more than 100 people deep. >> look around. there's bags everywhere and there's still families just laying on here on the ground since friday. you've been here since friday. >> similar scenes in boston and jacksonville. >> i don't know where it is. >> other airlines got back to normal in the days after friday's outage, but delta still had to cancel 950 flights yesterday, more than a quarter of its schedule. it blames software that tracks delta crew members, a system that buckled under all the changes made during friday's shutdown and the airline ceo says it will take a few more days to resolve the issues. riding on monday. today will be a better day than yesterday, and hopefully tuesday and wednesday will be that much

better. again, that's little comfort to ian malachowski, a quadriplegic stuck in salt lake city. >> they let, three random dudes in the plane lift me like they had no staff to lift me. >> ian says his bag with vital medication is still on board. a flight that was canceled. >> when you tell them, hey, if i don't get this medication, i can have a seizure, stroke or pass out and they just say, i don't know what to tell you. >> delta says customers who have incurred hotel meal or transportation expenses may be eligible for reimbursement. the transportation secretary has warned the airline about reimbursement rules. >> the cdc is trying to find the source of a deadly listeria outbreak, believed to be linked to deli meat. at least two people have died and more than two dozen have gotten sick across a dozen states in the midwest and east. the deaths were in new jersey and illinois. many of those who fell ill had eaten meat sliced at grocery store delis, including turkey and ham. >> coming up, the fireball on the side of the highway, forcing

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