d by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. this morning. new video of the moments after the attempted assassination on former president trump. officers on the building's roof, the shooter's body and his gun lying nearby. what else? the video shows. plus, a local official providing new details on the shooting, including how many bullets the gunman fired into the rally. >> vice president harris on the campaign trail, her first rally since replacing president biden on the democratic ticket. the new poll, showing harris leading

trump as the veepstakes heats up. >> president biden ending his covid isolation, returning to the white house. what we're learning about his address to the country tonight, plus the high stakes address to congress today from benjamin netanyahu after several protesters were arrested at the capitol ahead of his visit. >> caught on camera, an explosion sends yellowstone visitors running for cover. there's boulders, rocks falling all over us. hear from witnesses who watched it unfold. >> delta airlines under federal investigation unable to recover from last week's outage. what the airline is saying the must see moment when a breaching whale lands on a boat and living on the edge. the new hotel taking adventure to new heights. >> from abc news this is america this morning. >> good morning everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you all i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the new details on the assassination attempt of former president trump. >> a local law official testified on capitol hill providing a new timeline and

telling lawmakers he believes the shooter fired eight shots into the rally. >> and senator chuck grassley posted body cam video last night showing the moments after the shooting. authorities are seen on the building's roof, where the shooter was killed by snipers. it all comes after the director of the secret service resigned amid criticism over security lapses. abc's em nguyen has the latest now from washington. good morning rhiannon. >> good morning. yeah. the body cam video and testimony is providing new insight into this shooting, including how long the shooter was on the roof and how many shots he fired. this morning, newly released video reveals what took place moments after the attempted assassination of former president trump. >> this is the guy that our that yes that they sent the yes, the beaver county sniper scene and sent the pictures out. this is him. >> okay. the police body cam video posted by senator chuck grassley shows officers and secret service agents on the roof of the building, approaching the body of the

shooter, thomas matthew crooks. his legs and the rifle visible in the video. >> rifles right there. obviously got it. >> crooks father is now speaking out for the first time since the shooting, released a statement when our legal counsel advises us to do so until then, we have no comment. >> i just want to try to take care of ourselves right now. so please give us our space. >> it comes as the pennsylvania police commissioner revealed new details about the shooting in testimony on capitol hill. colonel christopher paris says two local officers left a building that overlooks the roof where crooks took his shots to look for a suspicious individual that individual turned out to be crooks. paris also revealed that crooks was on the building for about three minutes before opening fire, and he believes crooks shot eight times into the rally. >> i believe that the number is eight. eight casings have been recovered. >> also yesterday, embattled secret service director kim cheatle announced her

resignation in the wake of her firing hearing. >> you're full of today. >> cheatle was under intense pressure from republicans and democrats angered by the agency's failure to prevent the assassination attempt. last night, president trump said he expected cheadle's resignation and criticized the secret service's investigation into the motive of the shooter. >> they haven't gotten to the bottom of that yet. it should have happened, i would say, within an hour, not nine days, ten days. so she was that was seems to be inevitable that she was that she left the secret service is recommending to trump's campaign that he not hold outdoor rallies. >> and while there are rallies planned in the coming days, none are scheduled to be held outdoors. rhiannon. all right. >> and wynn live in washington. thank you. now to the race for the white house and vice president kamala harris galvanizing democrats since rising to the top of the ticket. harris will be back on the road today after rallying thousands of supporters in wisconsin. she tried to draw a sharp contrast

with former president trump, saying she would put people first. here's abc's lionel mois. >> vice president kamala harris on the campaign trail for the first time as the presumptive democratic nominee, telling supporters in wisconsin she's ready to prosecute the case against donald trump. while bashing trump's stance on abortion, we who believe in reproductive freedom >> will stop donald trump's extreme abortion bans because we trust women to make decisions about their own bodies. >> the crowd of thousands bigger than any biden campaign event this election cycle. >> there's a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of, excitement for kamala. she's obviously raising a ton of money. >> first of all, she can take down trump in a heartbeat. she can eviscerate him with her

words. >> trump, who has been off the campaign trail in recent days, attacked harris on a call with reporters. >> she's the same as biden, but much more radical, taking aim at her work on immigration. she went once, but she went into a location where you would love to have dinner, you know, very soft. >> and other republicans are ramping up attacks. one gop congressman filing articles of impeachment against harris over the border crisis. a new reuters ipsos poll taken after biden exited the race shows harris leading trump by 2% among registered voters nationally, 44% to 42%. >> and when you include rfk jr and other candidates on the ballot, harris leads by four. i would say the number one thing she has going for her is that age is no longer an issue facing democrats in this race. >> announcing a pick for vice president could also shift the polls, a source tells abc news. pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly are the leading candidates. >> i was not asked, and i have

not submitted paperwork, and i'm going to be focused on doing everything i can to make sure she's elected. >> and now, previous comments made by trump's running mate, j.d. vance are resurfacing. in one, vance calls harris a childless cat lady, questioning her and other democrats for not having children. how does it make any sense that we've turned our country over to people who don't really have a direct stake in it? the harris campaign contested vance's stance, saying every single american has a stake in this country's future. today, harris campaigns in indianapolis before heading to houston, and trump holds a rally in charlotte. now, in that call with reporters, he said he looks forward to debating harris, and she says she's ready. >> rhiannon, andrew, lionel moise, thank you for that. president biden will address the nation tonight from the oval office about his decision to exit the race. he says he will talk about what lies ahead and how he will finish the job. biden returned to the white house yesterday after recovering from covid, saying he is feeling well. you can watch the president's oval office address right here on abc news at 8 p.m.

eastern. >> also in washington today, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is addressing congress. it comes amid tense relations with the biden administration, despite the military and diplomatic support for israel's war in gaza. thousands of people are expected to protest today in dc after cease fire. supporters demonstrated inside a house office building yesterday. people police arrested about 200 people. netanyahu is scheduled to meet with biden tomorrow and former president trump is in florida on friday and breaking overseas. a plane crashed while trying to take off from the airport in kathmandu, nepal, 19 people were on board. only the pilot survived and police say 18 victims were recovered. it's unclear why the plane never fully got off the ground. the runway was dry. despite this being the area's rainy season. >> back here in the u.s, tourists ran for cover after a geyser blast at yellowstone national park. the explosion sent hot water and rocks into the air and even destroyed a nearby boardwalk. run, run, run.

this morning, tourists who witnessed this massive geyser explosion at yellowstone national park are speaking out about the terrifying moment. >> we started to realize the gravity. holy moly, there's boulders! rocks falling all over us. >> it happened around 10 a.m. yesterday morning. a geyser in the area known as biscuit basin exploding, sending a plume of steam rocks and debris into the sky as panicked tourists fled. >> we kind of went into fight or flight mode. we grabbed our kids, started running, just instinctively trying to get as far as we can from from the explosion. my mother in law was very close to the epicenter, and she ran the other way towards the entrance, and luckily she made it, but she was all covered in ash and silt. >> officials say no one was injured, but the boardwalk used by park goers is completely destroyed. the light gray area in this aerial image showing just how far debris was thrown hypothermal explosions are

common in yellowstone, occurring when superheated water flashes to steam underground, but ones of this size are rare. >> but what happened today is that an unusual event where a lot of pressure built up, and with that so much pressure, it again forced its way out and it erupted. it's just that it was much larger than usual. and then it carried a bunch of rock and dust up in the air with it. >> just incredible there. yellowstone officials say they haven't seen an explosion of that size in that area since 2009. >> wildfires in canada have forced 25,000 people to evacuat. orders were issued for visitors at jasper national park and people in a nearby town. alberta is experiencing extreme wildfire conditions, with more than 170 wildfires burning across the province. time now for a look at your wednesday morning weather. more flash flooding is possible today across central texas. some areas could see up to four

inches of rain and the threat of floods extends across the south and up to new england. a look at the radar shows thunderstorms in the southeast and heavy rain near the eastern great lakes. checking today's high temperatures, the midwest stays pretty cool with chicago and minneapolis staying in the 70s, and they're still triple digit heat from the southwest to the northern plains. 90 in miami coming up, new video of a super bowl champion being escorted off a plane. what he's saying about the incident. >> also ahead, the summer meltdown for delta, the airline struggling to recover after last week's global outage. why federal authorities are now investigating. >> and the dramatic moment a breaching whale lands on a boat. hear from the teens who

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camera captured the moment of a deadly explosion at a tequila factory in mexico. >> at least five people are dead after the blast at the jose cuervo facility. two others were injured. one seriously. the cause is still under investigation. we are now seeing video of the incident that ended with pro football hall of famer terrell davis in handcuffs. his lawyers say it shows a shocked and terrified davis being taken off a flight in handcuffs. the former broncos star was removed from a plane in denver earlier this month after a flight attendant claimed davis hit him. davis's attorneys say they plan to sue. >> now to delta's summer meltdown. the airline has struggled to recover from last week's global tech outage. some passengers have spent days in airport terminals unable to book flights or hotels. now, federal investigators are looking into the ongoing disruptions this morning. delta airlines is under federal investigation as passengers face a six day of flight disruptions. it's a little nerve racking because i

just want to get on the flight, but you never know what's going to happen. >> yesterday it was delayed and then it was canceled. >> airports across the country were brought to a standstill on friday, when a crowdstrike software update rendered many computers useless. other airlines recovered, but delta has struggled to repair some of its systems, canceling more than 6000 flights since the outage. we might be on a 3:00 flight, or we might be on a flight in two days, so don't really know. in atlanta, travelers are describing half mile long lines to speak with customer service. from coast to coast, stranded passengers are sleeping in terminals, unable to book hotels. >> there's bags everywhere and there's still families just laying on here on the ground. >> since friday, transportation secretary pete buttigieg made it clear yesterday that delta must take care of its passengers. >> i directly communicated to delta our expectation that delta will live up to their passenger service commitments, buttigieg also invoked the unprecedented fines southwest airlines faced after a winter storm impaired their operations in 2022. that

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former president donald trump. new video from the seconds after snipers took out the shooter. lawmakers demanding more answers about what happened as the secret service director steps down, saying she doesn't want to be a distraction. what comes next? >> we just had the best 24 hours of grassroots fundraising in presidential campaign history. take a look at san francisco now. >> compared to before she became the district attorney, and you'll see what you'll do to our country. >> donald trump throwing jabs as enthusiasm surges for vice president kamala harris. both candidates on the campaign tra