making news in america this morning, deadly ambush. police officers are killed in a shooting spree that ends in a crowded walmart store. who's the couple accused in the attack, and what was found in their apartment overnight? under siege. gunfire and explosions ring out inside pakistan's biggest airport during a coordinated attack. the disguises militants used to get inside and the group that claimed responsibility just moments ago. road to recovery. new details about comedian tracy morgan's condition following a serious crash. his long list of injuries and the limo driver is talking about the moment morgan screamed for help. broadway's best. the winners, the surprises and the showstoppers at this year's tony awards.

good monday morning, everyone. we begin with new details on that deadly shooting in a busy las vegas shopping area. >> an armed man and woman shouting about a revolution opened fire killing two police officers on a lunch break. >> another victim was shot to death inside a walmart before the suspects died in a murder/suicide pact. abc's tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: authorities say it was an ambush. two police officers were eating lunch at a pizzeria inside this las vegas shopping center yesterday afternoon when a man and woman walked in and opened fire. >> what precipitated this event, we do not know. my officers were simply having lunch. >> reporter: one of the officers shot back, but both cops, 42-year-old alyn beck and 32-year-old igor soldo, were killed. >> the suspects took the officer's 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: witnesses say the male shooter repeated those words, and then the man and woman fled across the street to a walmart. >> when i saw their gun in their hand, and he just told me to tell the cops that it was a revolution. >> reporter: inside the walmart, a third person is shot and killed. police rush to the scene. officers enter the store from the front and discover the body. some officers enter from the back encountering the suspects and exchanged gunfire, then according to police, the man and woman carry out a suicide pact. >> a short time later more shots were heard. preliminary appears the female suspect shot the male suspect then took her own life. >> reporter: overnight police searched an apartment that could belong to one or both of the suspects. police still don't have a motive. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> this morning's "las vegas review-journal" says the shooters were a married young

couple in their late 20s. police are looking into their ties to white supremacy. we will have a live update from las vegas on "good morning america." our other big story breaking overnight, police in pakistan have finally regained control of the nation's busiest airport after a terror attack. >> more than two dozen people were killed during the five-hour battle between the attackers and security forces. abc's muhammad lila has the latest. >> reporter: it happened just before midnight here. ten militants all disguised as police guards stormed the vip terminal at karachi's jinnah international airport armed with machine guns, grenades and at least one rocket launcher. the siege lasted five hours. the sky lit orange as a fire raged inside. [ sirens ] >> reporter: at least 13 people were killed, many of them security guards who were protecting the airport. pakistan has a history of militant attacks, but none have ever come so close to reaching

active planes at a major commercial airport. all air traffic to and from the airport was closed while the attack was under way. some passengers even stranded on airplanes on the tarmac waiting to take off. the taliban are claiming responsibility for the attack saying it's in revenge for a u.s. air strike that killed one of their leaders in november. muhammad lila, abc news, islamabad. well, bergdahl revealing new information about his five years of taliban captivity as he recovers at a u.s. military hospital in germany. bergdahl is telling investigators that he was tortured by his captors, beaten and held in a cage after he tried to escape. he's asked not to be called sergeant saying he didn't earn the rank, and he is not prepared to see his family just yet. a senior official says the 28-year-old has no idea the firestorm his release has treated. his parents are now facing death threats. they're so serious, the fbi has been called in. now in sharp contrast is the reception those five guantanamo

detainees are getting, warm hugs when they landed in qatar in their own private villas for a year. abc chief investigative correspondent brian ross is in qatar, and he wanted to see how closely these former detainees will be watched. he even knocked on the door of the taliban villa, but an armed guard said it was not possible to speak to the taliban without an appointment. pope francis has become the latest player in mideast peace process just after the latest round of u.s. sponsored negotiations collapsed. francis welcomed both sides for a prayer summit at his home yesterday. israeli president shimon peres and palestinian president mahmoud abbas were even spotted joking and embracing. francis presided over an invocation of jewish, christian and muslim prayers. hundreds of children who crossed into the country illegally spent the weekend sleeping on plastic boards at a holding center in arizona. the minors, mostly from honduras, el salvador and guatemala, were flown in from south texas. some of them were sleeping under foil blankets while waiting for medical checkups.

the influx has overwhelmed border patrol. the kids eventually will be transferred to other states. hillary clinton's new book comes out tomorrow. it's called "hard choices," and it's a prelude to a possible run for the white house. it comes as an abc news poll reveals strong support for clinton as a candidate. seven in ten democrats say they'd back clinton if she runs for president in 2016, and 67% of americans polled see her as a strong leader. diane sawyer sat down with clinton to ask point-blank when is she going to make a decision about running? >> i just want to kind of get through this year, travel around the country, sign books, help in the midterm elections in the fall and then take a deep breath and kind of go through my pluses and minuses about what i will and will not be thinking about as i make the decision. i will be on the way to making a decision by the end of the year, yes. >> you can hear much more of that interview on "good morning america" and tonight, "hillary clinton: public and private," one-on-one with diane sawyer at

9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. central. severe weather across the west spawned a tornado outbreak in colorado over the weekend. several tornadoes touched down near denver yesterday alone. nine of them have raked across the state since friday. one tornado touched down near a junior golf tournament southeast of denver, another one near the blackstone country club in aurora causing at least one injury as well as uprooting trees and downing power lines. little rock, arkansas, is bracing for more heavy rain and damaging winds after a storm system produced microbursts of wind gusts and reports of tornadoes. it uprooted trees, downed power lines. crews have been scrambling to try to restore power. time now for a look at today's weather. those heavy showers and thunderstorms will gradually move east blanketing much of the midwest and extending into the south. some areas could see as much as 4 inches of rain, but aside from scattered showers in the northeast, the rest of the country should be clear and dry. it'll be another scorcher across the southwest with phoenix again hitting 108 degrees. 80s and 90s across the south.

cooler in the northeast and great lakes. 70s and 80s. all right, coming up, adding insult to injury after his loss on saturday, california chrome now being treated by veterinarians. plus new details. we're learning more about the crash that landed comedian tracy morgan in the hospital for weeks. and prison break, an international manhunt under way after an elaborate escape from jail involving a helicopter. elicopter. ail involving a helicopter.

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gains similar to those friday would push the dow over 17,000 and the s&p 500 above the 2000 mark. both those averages ended last week by hitting two straight record highs. the nasdaq is up nearly 3 1/2 percentage points this year. president obama seeking to help those with student loan debt today. he will expand a program that lets borrowers pay no more than 10% of their monthly income in loan payments. the president is also taking steps to make it easier for borrowers to avoid defaulting on their loans. another milestone has been reached in the hotly competitive tech world. sony has overtaken nintendo for the first time in eight years in the battle for the leader of the new generation console. sony's playstation 4 sold more than 2 million more units last year than nintendo's wii u. the demand for butlers is going up across the globe thanks to the popular british drama, "downton abbey." they're now being hired by the super rich in countries like russia, china and dubai. a classic butler that follows

strict protocol is pretty much a status symbol. they make up to $60,000 a year. all right. it took some girl power to stop tom cruise in his tracks. the young adult romance, "the fault in our stars," made a surprising debut at the top of the box office. it made more than $48 million over the weekend. 82% of the audience was female. cruise's biggest budget "edge of tomorrow" made $29 million. "maleficent" slipped to second place. and when we come back, a scare for america's sweetheart. the rude awakening sandra bullock got at her home and the man now under arrest. plus, down to the wire, an exciting finish to game two of the nba finals. game two of the nba finals.

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thunderstorm. it's known as a supercell swirling in the sky there producing rotating winds, baseball-size hail. it toppled a tent in an outdoor festival. luckily, there were no reports of injuries. now here's a look at this morning's road conditions. nearly half of the nation will see slick roads with rain up and down the east coast from maine to florida and flooding across much of the south and central u.s., but the rest of the nation's roads should be dry. if you're flying, airport delays possible in dallas, houston, kansas city and memphis. back to the news, a developing story, actor tracy morgan doing better, but he still will be in the hospital for another few weeks recovering from a deadly accident this weekend. >> a spokesperson says morgan broke his femur, his nose and several ribs in the crash, which killed his riding partner. their limo van was rear-ended on the new jersey turnpike by a walmart tractor trailer. the driver spoke to abc news. >> it felt like an explosion. i just remember the impact and the vehicle going by, seeing a

little bit of the walmart truck go by. we didn't know which way was up, which way was down, then i climbed around, and i heard tracy screaming for help, then i heard jeff screaming for help. >> the truck driver has now been charged with one count of death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. walmart says it will take full responsibility if authorities determine its truck caused the accident. oscar winner sandra bullock was not harmed by a burglar who broke into her l.a. property early yesterday morning. bullock was home when the incident happened. someone called police who eventually arrested a 39-year-old man on suspicion of residential burglary. the man never entered the house but he was, quote, checking it out. police also say they're looking into whether the suspect is a stalker. a los angeles area teacher has been arrested for kidnapping three teenagers. police say it started when the teacher, who appeared to be drunk, asked the teens for a ride. once the teacher got inside the car, they say he pulled a knife and ordered the kids to take him to jack in the box. one of the teens managed to call

911, and the teacher got out of the car and ran away. he later turned himself in. all right. an international manhunt for three men who staged a dramatic escape from a prison in quebec. the inmates left aboard a helicopter which had landed in the courtyard of the detention center. the men said to be connected to the hells angels are considered dangerous. it is the second helicopter aided inmate escape in canada's province there in two years. california chrome is back in the golden state this morning nursing an injury he picked up in saturday's belmont stakes. the triple crown hopeful suffered a cut on his leg coming out of the starting gate when he bumped another horse. he wound up tied for fourth ending dreams of being the first triple crown winner in 36 years. california chrome is expected to rest for a couple of months before returning to competitive racing in the fall. all right, the new york rangers hope to get back into their stanley cup final series tonight against the l.a. kings, lead that series 2-0.

>> with highlights from the nba finals, here's our man at espn. good morning, america. welcome inside "sportscenter." i'm robert flores. the air-conditioning was fixed in san antonio for game two of the nba finals, and the miami heat took full advantage. here we go. lebron james hydrated and ready to go, fourth quarter. get it, got it, good. hits a three. miami up 1. now, spurs down 3, tony parker to boris diaw, get it, got it, good. we're tied at 90. moments later, manu ginobili, the kick to parker. he had 21 points, and the spurs have a one-point lead with under 2:30 to go, but under 15 seconds in the game, chris bosh to dwyane wade, and that's it. lebron james, 35 points in a two-point win. in the first half or the first quarter, you know, they was in really, really good comfort, and they was getting

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♪ time now to check "the pulse," stories getting a lot of buzz overnight starting with the tonys. >> last night was broadway's big night at radio city music hall. the 68th annual tony awards. host hugh jackman instagrammed this video before the show. >> it's showtime, folks. >> then in a possible nod to his aussie roots, he bounced, bounced, bounced his way into the awards from the street to the stage. >> kind of interesting. huh? did you ever bounce your way through a newscast? >> we can try. >> all right. as wildly predicted, neil patrick harris won for best leading actor in a musical for his performance in "hedwig and the angry inch," but before his award was given, he gave the audience a little peek at what the show was all about. ♪ whiskey and french cigarettes a motorbike with high speed jets a waterpik, a cuisinart and a hypo-allergenic dog ♪

♪ i want all the luxuries of the modern age ♪ ♪ and every item on every page in the lillian vernon catalog ♪ >> sitting in the front row. >> yeah. >> sting didn't look too pleased about hit. all right. some of the night's other big winners, "breaking bad's" bryan cranston winning leading actor for his portrayal of for best play. "a raisin in the sun" starring denzel washington won best revival. best actress in a musical "jessie mueller" who plays the title character in "beautiful: the carole king musical." >> so neil patrick harris, he lost 23 pounds for this role. >> who knew he had 23 pounds to lose, right? he was excellent. >> incredible. >> tremendous performance. what a talent. >> yeah. i don't even think it looks like him in this video, does it? total transformation. >> yeah. if you gave me a million guesses and i didn't know, that would not be one of them. no. well, a new beauty queen is reigning after outshining dozens of competitors. >> yeah. miss nevada, nia sanchez, was

crowned miss usa 2014 in baton rouge last night. the 24-year-old model edged out miss north dakota for the win. she talked about raising awareness about sexual assaults on college campuses. >> sanchez, a black belt in tae kwon do, also said women should learn how to defend themselves. she'll represent the u.s. in the miss universe pageant later this year. we move on now to a new offering from south korean star psy. you remember him. the guy who gave the world "gangnam style" a couple of years ago. >> he's back with an ode to what some call post-party depression. others know it simply as a hangover, which is the song's title. psy welcomes a well-known guest to the video. check it out. ♪ hangover ♪ hangover ♪ >> the video also features tipping shot glasses like dominos. >> yeah. plenty of wild party scenes. whether it achieves megahit status or not, we're not so sure.

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cici's. good monday morning, hope you had a great weekend. >> if you liked the hot weather yesterday, you're going to love today. >> yeah, there's not much of a difference today, there's a few more colloilouds along the coas. the rest of the bay is going to go from about 75 in san francisco to about 89 in san jose, we'll have 84 around oakland. and check inland, 91 around the north bay, to a sizzling 104 degrees inland. we do have one incident, a

car struck a deer. and we'll talk about that in just a minute. b.a.r.t. on time and the golden gate transit system has switched it up just a little bit. adding more lines to san francisco, so you may want to check their website there. now we go to mill valley. apparently a car hit a deer in the fast lane, that's causing a bit of a delay, although it is early enough, we'll get it cleared out shortly. this morning oakland police is looking into what caused a traffic accident involving mayor jean quan. one witness told police mayor quan was heading north on market street while the driver of a nissan was going east. >> she went through a red light. not yellow, and turninging red,

it was red. >> reporter: the collision was just days after mayor quan was caught # -- on her facebook pages, the mayor posted this evening i was driving in east oakland when another driver struck my rear tire. i immediately pulled over to make sure no one was hurt. it appeared that everyone was all right and their well-being was my first priority. oakland police are investigating avenue a pedestri pedestrian was hit by one of their officers. police say a pedestrian was crossing the street when that person was hit. the person was taken to the hospital after complaining of pain, no word on the condition. investigators say the officer was not responding to a call when the accident happened. >> a series of hit and run accidents in san francisco