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national convention endorsing vice president harris. >> america is ready for a new chapter. america is ready for a better story. >> former first lady ripping into former president trump. >> who's going to tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs outside the convention? >> police making multiple arrests as the protests grow more violent. we're live in chicago. >> the republican ticket hits the trail, returning to a battleground state to discuss crime in america, what the trump campaign is saying about a possible endorsement from independent candidate robert f kennedy jr. >> breaking overnight, the mayor of moscow saying the largest ever drone attack was launched on the city. what we're learning new questions surrounding the death of matthew perry, the doctor facing charges, still practicing medicine. >> we heard that doctor p is in here today. no, he is not. >> that's a lie. >> that's what his attorney told us. >> we went to the clinic to find

out why. >> plus calling it quits again. new details behind j-lo and ben affleck's divorce and the cologne kid explaining the standout nickname for this little league star from abc new. >> this is america this morning. >> good morning everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to all of you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the obamas firing up the crowd with an endorsement of vice president kamala harris, former president obama and the former first lady took direct aim at donald trump and called on americans to unite behind harris. >> outside on the streets of chicago, some protesters were led away in handcuffs after clashing with police in riot gear. abc's jacqueline lee is there and joins us live. good morning jacqueline. >> andrew good morning to you. yes there was a huge contrast of emotions last night here in chicago. outside there were major protests, but inside there was a massive celebration as the obamas officially endorsed kamala harris. the second night of the democratic national convention in chicago unfolded

against a backdrop of increased protests. police arresting dozens of pro-palestinian protesters near the city's israeli consulate and, a few miles away, a celebratory atmosphere inside the convention hall. turn out for what? rapper lil jon, kicking off a ceremonial state by state roll call nominating kamala harris as the democratic presidential nominee. >> we are so honored to be your nominees. >> harris accepted the ceremonial nomination from a packed rally 80 miles away in milwaukee in the same arena where donald trump accepted the republican nomination last month. back in chicago, michelle obama took the stage calling out former president donald trump for the attacks he made on her and her husband for years. >> donald trump did everything in his power to try to make people fear us. who's going to tell them that the job he's currently seeking might just be one of those black jobs?

>> the former first lady issuing a call to action so no matter how good we feel tonight or tomorrow or the next day, this is going to be an uphill battle. >> if we start feeling tired, if we start feeling that dread creeping back in, we got to pick ourselves up, throw water on our face and what? >> former president barack obama closing out the night. reflecting on the legacy of his own vice president. >> history will remember joe biden as an outstanding president who defended democracy at a moment of great danger. and i am proud to call him my president. but i am even prouder to call him my friend. >> obama slamming former president trump. >> there's the childish nicknames, the crazy conspiracy theories, this weird obsession with crowd sizes.

>> before energizing the crowd with a vision of kamala harris leading the fight for working americans, we need a president who actually cares about the millions of people all across this country who wake up every single day to do the essential, often thankless work. >> kamala will be that president. yes, she can. yes she can. >> yes, she. >> later tonight, former president bill clinton, as well as former house speaker nancy pelosi will take the stage. they will speak before vp nominee tim walz delivers the keynote address. rhiannon. >> all right. jacqueline lee, live there in chicago. thank you. abc news will have live coverage tonight, the third night of the dnc, starting on our streaming platform at 7:00 eastern and on tv at 10 p.m. meanwhile, former president trump continues his tour of must win states hoping to steal the spotlight from the democrats. >> he traveled to michigan with a message on crime and safety, vowing to bring back law and order. it's a battleground blitz for the trump campaign in

michigan. the former president focusing on crime. >> we're here today to talk about how we are going to stop the kamala crime wave that is going on at levels that nobody's ever seen before. >> trump painted a bleak picture of the nation, despite fbi reports showing a year to date drop in violence. >> you can't walk across the street to get a loaf of bread. you get shot, you get mugged, you get raped. you get whatever it may be. >> at times straying from his written remarks. >> have a nice personality, but to me it wouldn't be very important. >> the personality in kenosha. trump's running mate, jd vance, was using his speech on crime to slam democrats for choosing to hold the dnc in chicago. >> the contrast between the public safety policies of kamala harris and donald trump is really striking, and it's almost a joke to me that they held it in chicago, which has become the murder capital of the united states of america thanks to very failed democrat leadership. >> meanwhile, the trump vance campaign could soon have more

support. >> is the risk of a harris waltz presidency worth us staying in? >> candidate robert f kennedy jr. s running mate revealed they are considering ending their independent campaign to endorse donald trump. trump has taken genuine, sincere interest in our policies around chronic disease. >> he takes it seriously. >> in recent weeks, kennedy met with trump but also reached out to the harris team for a meeting today. trump is heading to north carolina for his first outdoor engagement since his assassination attempt. there will be extra security, including bulletproof glass. >> breaking overnight russia's capital has been targeted by one of the largest drone attacks since its war in ukraine began. according to the mayor of moscow, at least 11 drones flying towards the city were shot down. it comes as ukraine's assault inside russia intensifies. ukraine appears close to cutting off a large number of russian troops. it has already destroyed three key

bridges inside russia. new video shows the moment a yacht toppled over near sicily, killing one man and setting off a search for six people who are still missing. >> 22 people were on board the vessel when it went down due to an apparent waterspout early monday. crews found the body of the ship's cook. divers looking for the remaining passengers have been forced to work in 12 minute shifts. >> the coast guard says the recovery mission is complex, and the divers say that furniture is blocking the windows to the cabins, which means they may have to break through the hull to gain access. >> the missing include two americans, new york lawyer chris morvillo and his wife also missing. morgan stanley international ceo jonathan bloomer and tech billionaire mike lynch. >> now to the deadly rampage in maine last year, when an army reservist killed 18 people at a bowling alley and a bar. the final report by investigators found local law enforcement and army leaders repeatedly missed red flags. this morning, an

independent commission has outlined the missed opportunities it says could have prevented a deadly rampage in maine. there were several opportunities that, if taken, might have changed the course of these tragic events. in october of last year, army reservist robert card opened fire at a bowling alley in lewiston and then again at a nearby bar and grill, leaving 18 people dead and more than a dozen wounded. card later took his own life. our concern is that he's either going to hurt himself or someone else. the report says police officers should have taken steps to use maine's yellow flag law. under that law, police can apply for a court order to temporarily seize someone's guns if they are suspected of being a threat. the report also details how people close to card became concerned by his bizarre and paranoid behavior, and called state police to approach him. >> i hope you understand that, that they're they're concerned

enough about your welfare that they called us because they're scared, because i'm going to freaking do something, because i am capable. >> and the report says card's commanding officer knew of his hallucinations and increasingly aggressive behavior, collection of guns and ominous comments about his intentions. but the starkest warning came from a fellow reservist one month before the shooting. writing in a text message, i believe he's going to snap and do a mass shooting. maine passed new legislation after the shootings. a three day waiting period for new gun purchases went into effect this month. >> the force of nature was captured on camera after strong storms in connecticut. this home in oxford collapsed amid flooding brought on by this week's historic rains. the homeowner and her three year old son made it out safely, their belongings washed away, but the mom says she managed to save her son's teddy bear. and this scene from the caribbean, where people at a beach spotted a waterspout off the coast of jamaica. no

damage was reported. >> let's take a look now at your morning weather. >> good morning. we have some excessive heat locked into texas. accuweather realfeel. temperatures in south texas will be around 110 to 115 degrees. 105 to 110 from waco to abilene into the big country. big time heat out there. and we'll actually see record breaking highs in del rio, texas this afternoon. childress texas. lubbock, midland and roswell, new mexico in the pacific, a developing tropical system is going to gain momentum and become a tropical storm, bringing heavy rain and wind to hawaii late this weekend. for accuweather, i'm jeff cornish for abc news. >> coming up, a police investigation involving a two year old who shot someone. >> also ahead, police releasing new video showing a woman climbing inside a tiger enclosure at a zoo. what happened next? >> new questions as to why the doctors charged in the matthew perry death can still practice medicine

fight and recovery from cancer on good morning america. >> we are back now with police in new jersey releasing this video of a woman climbing into a tiger enclosure. the woman is seen sticking her hand near the bengal tiger at the zoo. police say the big cat nearly bites her before she leaves the restricted area. police are now looking for that woman. and in virginia, a two year old boy accidentally shot his mother's boyfriend, leaving him in critical condition. police say the toddler picked up the handgun after the man placed it on a chair. as he was preparing to leave the house and the child pulled the trigger. no one else was hurt. no word yet on whether the man will face charges. >> now to the major decision impacting 30 million u.s. workers. a judge struck down a rule that would have voided contracts that bar workers from

moving to rival employers. this morning, a ban on non-compete agreements put on hold just days before it was set to take effect. a federal judge in texas upholding a challenge to the ftc's rule banning the controversial contracts that prevent workers from joining their employer's rivals or launching competing businesses, ruling the agency lacks the authority to put the ban in place. the ftc argues the agreements stifle workers ability to switch jobs and earn higher wages. >> it's clear that the freedom to leave your job and take another job is fundamental to a free and fair economy. >> an ftc spokesperson tells abc news the agency will keep fighting to stop non-competes that restrict the economic liberty of hardworking americans. the lawsuit was filed by the u.s. chamber of commerce along with a texas tax firm. they argued the proposed ban was too broad and that the ftc overstepped its authority. the president of the u.s. chamber of commerce, celebrating the decision, calling the ban an unlawful extension of power that would have put american workers, businesses and our economy at a competitive disadvantage. the

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>> back now with a crash that created a slippery mess on interstate 94 in michigan. a truck carrying salad dressings slammed into an overpass outside detroit, dumping the load onto the roadway. no word on any injuries. >> well, the doctor charged in the death of friends star matthew perry appears to be back in business. salvador plasencia's clinic in calabasas, california, reopened yesterday. he is accused of selling perry the ketamine, which authorities say killed him. a note warned patients placentia is under federal investigation. and while the office may have been open, staffers told abc's melissa don that the doctor was not in. >> we heard that doctor p is in here today. no, he is not. >> that's a lie. >> that's what his attorney told us. no, he's not here. he's not here. okay. and he hasn't been here today. >> no. no. >> thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> doctor plasencia is one of five people under indictment in perry's death, including another

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