ma making news in america this morning -- exclusive interview. hillary clinton talks first to abc news, breaking down her thoughts on benghazi, a possible presidential run and monica lewinsky. murderous plot. new details about the couple accused of killing two police officers in a display of anti-government violence. the red flags that were missed. and the chilling final facebook message. caught on camera. gamers come to the rescue of a fellow player after witnessing an armed robbery on webcam. dangerous waters. a rare occurrence happening up and down the gulf coast. sharks sightings are shutting down beaches. one swimmer already nursing a serious bite. good tuesday morning.

it is the interview that had millions talking overnight. hillary clinton's most wide-ranging sitdown. since leaving the state department. >> she sat down exclusively with abc's diane sawyer, she answered questions on everything, from the consulate attack in benghazi to monica lewinsky. abc's tahman bradley has the latest reaction. >> reporter: with her new book, "hard choices," out today, hillary clinton is talking about a possible run for president in 2016. the former secretary of state told abc's diane sawyer that the constant republican criticism of her handling of the benghazi terror attack gives her greater incentive of seeking the white house. >> we got to be in the majors. and i view this as a diversion from the hard work that the congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world. >> reporter: u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed. diane asked clinton if she could have done anything more personally to prevent the attack? >> i'm not equipped to sit and

look at blueprints to determine where the blast walls need to be or where the reinforcements need to be. i take responsibility, but i was not making security decisions. >> reporter: clinton caused a political flap when she said in the interview that she and president clinton were dead broke when they left the white house in 2001. >> we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. >> reporter: republicans pounced, pointing out they're now millionaires, who command hundreds of thousands of dollars per speech. the interview also touched on monica lewinsky. >> i dealt with it at the time. i have moved on. >> reporter: and political dynasties, dismissing the notion of too many clintons or bushes. >> this is a democracy, people get to choose their leaders. >> reporter: clinton says she wants to travel and help in the midterm elections and then she'll decide whether to run for president. reena and john. >> abc's tahman bradley live in

washington, thank you for that. later this morning, we'll hear much more from hillary clinton, she sits down for a live one-on-one with robin roberts on "good morning america." breaking news overnight, from afghanistan, five u.s. troops have been killed in a friendly fire incident. it happened during an air strike in a southern part of the country yesterday, the names and hometowns of those who have died have not been released. breaking news out of iraq the second largest city, militants have overrun government headquarters and other key buildings in the northern city of mosul, also torching several police stations. the firefighters are believed to be a group affiliated with al qaeda. also, breaking now, a new airport attack in pakistan, gunmen attacking the karachi airport security training center, just a day after a bloody and fiery attack inside the country's busiest airport. the death toll from the first

attack has now risen to three dozen. we'll continue to stay on top of all these breaking stories. we are learning chilling new details about the husband and wife terror team who went on a shooting rampage in las vegas over the weekend. >> two police officers and a civilian were killed. and now, an outpouring of support at the crime scene. remembering those three victims. but this morning, some friends of the killers are feeling a profound sense of guilt. abc's ryan owens has the latest. >> reporter: faces of hate. jerad and amanda miller. he was 31. she just 22. police said they were heavily armed and hell-bent on murdering police. >> we believe that they equate government and law enforcement fascism. >> reporter: at 11:22 sunday morning, the young couple entered this pizza restaurant and ambushed two police officers as they ate lunch. they killed both men, draping their bodies with a "don't tread on me" flag, pinning a swastika on them and a note that read,

"the revolution has begun." they took the officers' guns and ran to this walmart. five minutes later at 11:27, an armed civilian confronted them amanda miller shot and killed him. then as police moved in, the couple carried out a suicide pact. some of the couple's closest friends here in las vegas say they actually talked about killing cops all the time. but no one bothered to call police. >> i got five deaths on my shoulders. i should have called the cops. >> reporter: in april, the millers joined the standoff at the cliven bundy cattle ranch. here's jerad talking to nbc affiliate krnv. >> i feel sorry for any federal agents that want to come in here and try to push us around. >> reporter: bundy's son says the couple was asked to leave, because jerad miller was, quote, very radical.

here's jerad miller's final facebook post -- the dawn of a new day, may all our coming sacrifices be worth it. the real sacrifice, three innocent people murdered. joseph wilcox and police officers alan beck and igor saldo. both husbands and fathers. ryan owens, abc news, las vegas. all right, an internal va report shows the scope of the scandal plaguing the department, the report found more than 57,000 new veterans have been waiting 90 days or more for the first medical appointments. the report also found that 13% of schedulers say that they were told to fix records to show shorter wait times. the va's acting inspector general says the investigation could lead to criminal charges. disgraced l.a. clippers owner donald sterling is throwing up a legal roadblock. he has decided to go ahead with a billion-dollar lawsuit against the nba, he's pulled his support for the sale to fomer microsoft executive steve ballmer. he could be in court today challenging his wife's sale of the team last week. sterling said he would drop his

lawsuit and work to finalize the sale of the team. his attorney said he changed his mind when the nba refused to revoke its fine and lifetime ban against him because of racist comments. thousands of homes outside of bend, oregon, remain threatened right now by a pair of out-of-control wildfires, about 50 homes remain under evacuation notices. but another 2,000 face a potential threat. the fires have ripped through nearly ten square miles. only 25% are contained according to the investigators, they say those fires are human caused. but they're stopping short of calling them arson. while cooler weather in the west should help firefighters, storms, some of them will blanket the entire eastern half of the u.s. thunderstorms will rumble across the upper plains. >> temperatures will be in the 70s across the country's upper half. through the midwest, 80 in the south. phoenix should hit 110 degrees. all right, angry protests in brazil are showing no signs of stopping with just two days until the start of the world cup.

teachers in rio mobbed cars carrying government officials. they're angry over brazil's lack of spending on education and health care, while it spent more than $11 billion on the tournament. police in sao paulo fired tear gas, and they fired it at striking subway workers, who could walk off the job again thursday. just hours before the cup's opening match. meanwhile, team usa is right there in sao paulo getting ready for their first game next monday. the team is staying at a five-star hotel with armed guards. their first match is against the african nation of ghana. then team usa faces portugal and germany. coming up -- new rules for infant foods. safety standards for baby formula is about to change. plus, a wild police pursuit down a busy highway. it doesn't end there. what happened after the suspect grabbed a rifle and raced to a rooftop. and white house mishap. a basketball player is left red-faced after taking a wrong step in front of the president. n front of the president. t of the president. red-faced after taking a wrong step in front of the president. step in front of the president.

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welcome back. welcome back. a new report is calling cyber crime a growth industry, it says cyber attacks cost the global economy $400 billion a year. and that number is only going to rise. the report also estimates it cost the u.s. economy up to 200,000 jobs. the authors say that cyber attacks follow a simple rule -- go where the money is. sam's club will soon be offering a new high-tech smartcard. it says it will make customers more secure. in about two weeks, it will become the first national retailer to offer credit cards that use both a magnetic strip and an embedded microchip to store data needed to verify a transaction. the fda has finalized new

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parts of california got so hot yesterday you could literally see the temperature rise. check out this sign in walnut creek, east of oakland, at 1:06 in the afternoon it read 102 degrees. just three minutes later, it registered 103 degrees. luckily, it should be cooler today, cooling california's coastal areas, reaching only into the 70s and 80s. all right, we'll take a look at the morning road conditions, thunderstorms will create wet and even flooded roads across nearly the entire eastern half of the u.s., from missouri to maine, and down into florida, rain will also wet roads across the upper plains. if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new orleans and houston. back to the news. a five-hour police chase and standoff in southern california has ended peacefully. >> it all started when police

tried to arrest a 41-year-old on an outstanding warrant, perez took off, leading police on a high-speed chase, that eventually ended in this san fernando valley neighborhood. armed with a rifle, perez rolled from house to house, triggering a lockdown of a half a dozen schools. and the evacuation of nearby homes. >> when i turned around, i saw him fumbling in the car and came out with the rifle. that's when i ducked. and when i looked back up, as the lapd pulled out in front of me, then i saw him running down the street with the rifle. >> perez then barricaded himself inside a house. s.w.a.t. teams smoked him out with tear gas. perez faces more than half a dozen felony charges. and watch what happened when a woman in arizona was playing an online game streaming to a worldwide audience. robbers broke into her apartment and were seen on her webcam. one person watching in europe, called police. at least one man was taken into custody after telling police he was a victim.

then trying to run. a climber on the road to the recovery after taking a dangerous tumble on a mountain in washington state. they were about 9,000 feet up. when she slid about 800 feet, she suffered serious injuries. her friend called 911. gutsy winds kept the rescuers from reaching them. they had to spend another night in the cold. she suffered a broken rib, arm and cheekbone. but she says it could have been much worse. a texas teenager is also recovering this morning after a shark attack in galveston, the 14-year-old girl was in waist-deep water when the shark chomped down, leaving teeth marks on her back. she could actually hear the shark exhaling before the bite. surprisingly she said it wasn't really that painful. >> i felt something on my back. i didn't really feel the teeth, just like something knocked into me. >> there was nothing. i felt so lucky, i said you're fine, you're fine. yes, you got bitten by a shark, but you're fine. >> if you can believe it, the teen didn't even go to the emergency room, a doctor who

happened to have been staying with the family just used an antiseptic on the wound. sharks are also keeping swimmers out of the water in alabama, up to 150 sharks were spotted in the shallow waters of orange beach. officials put up warning flags to alert beachgoers. most of the people remained on the sand, but some were undeterred, jumping in anyway. a former american olympian swimmer champion is listed in good condition. amy van dyken won four golds in atlanta. at a hospital in arizona. she suffered a severed spine, last friday an all-terrain vehicle accident, since then she's undergone surgery to stabilize her spine. well, the heat and the spurs play game three in the nba finals tonight. their series is all tied up at 1. >> as for the stanley cup finals, we get details on last night's game from our friends at "sportscenter." good morning, america. welcome inside "sportscenter." i'm robert flores. the last time the stanley

cup final game was played inside madison square garden mark messier lifted the cup. ranger fans couldn't celebrate a goal in game three against the kings monday night. here we go, jonathan quick, grew up a rangers fan in connecticut. first period, rangers had opportunities, but they were denied by quick each time. mats zuccarrello had a chance at the doorstep. quick, 32 saves on monday. this is a back-breaker. late first period, i'm talking very late, jeff carter, scoring with under a second to go. kings can wrap it up wednesday at madison square garden. they win monday, 3-0. three homers, nine rbis. most players would call that a good week. cleveland's lonnie chisenhall, got all of that done in one week, in a 17-7 win over the rangers. he went 5 for 5 on the night and

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time now for "the pulse" and we start with a young lady bringing girl power to the gridiron. she's shelby osborne. and come this fall, she'll be college football's first-ever female defensive back. >> osborne has signed on to play for the team at campbellsville university, a small school in kentucky. she was offered her spot after introducing herself to the coach there. >> she's just 5'6" and 140 pounds. and her high school coach says that she's taken some shots but she always gets up. well, good luck to her. you go girl. next, an embarrassing moment for a former member of the uconn women's basketball team. >> oh, both the men's and the women's teams visited the white house to celebrate their ncaa championships. the moment most people are talking about, though, is stephanie taking a tumble up the right there. >> not good. the president quickly came to her aid there. and they shared a big laugh together. the former huskie is now in the wnba with the washington mystics. it seems that she lost her footing in those heels.

>> slightly embarrassing, but a funny moment. i love that. >> the president, oh my goodness. >> calmed down by the president. earlier, the president pulled off another one of his regular-guy stunts. >> he decided to slip out of the white house in the middle of the afternoon for a little starbucks run. he surprised the customers and the press corps. the president picked up a little cup of tea. >> was it chai? i don't know. he calmly strolled back to the oval office with a parade of secret service agents of course. all right, this one is pretty epic. we all know drummers are cool. the drummer from weezer took it up a bit at concert over the weekend. check it out. >> you can see he's playing along, when tossed a frisbee on stage. without missing a beat, pat wilson reaches up, grabs it, tucks it between his teeth. and keeps on playing. pretty cool. he seems pretty multitasking there. >> i think you can do that, reena. what do you think? >> no, could you throw me a frisbee in the middle of a newscast? and see if i catch it between my teeth. i don't think so.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning on tuesday. it is 4:28. thank you for starting your day with us. >> different weather out there. not so hot in places and in the city, it was breezy and cool. >> mike? >> you could tell the winds of change are back. tracking low clouds and fog. it is hitting half moon bay but it is around the bay. you have to just drive into it. you will. the winds from the ferry building show more cooling on the way. 5 to 15 degrees cooler, 100's are out of the forecast, at 90 inland east bay and in san francisco more clouds low-to-mid 60's. the bay will be milder at 70 to 83 into the south by. she is back with the traffic.

who could it be? >> i wonder? we have quiet conditions. we have construction around the bay area. first, though, 580 westbound tracy to dublin is 23 minutes. highway four antioch to concord is 15 minutes and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 18 minutes. san jose along 101 up to the san jose airport if you have a flight to catch you are not delayed. we have clear conditions. no construction. that is 880 headed in the northbound and southbound direction and moving along fine. >> developing news, an amber alert for three east bay children is canceled aft they were found safe. that is one aspect of the baffling case. another of involves a murder investigation. amy hollyfield explains. >> police are still actively working this case in san pablo.

they keeping the details under wraps. this is an active investigation. they found all three children safe. they were found at 11:30 in richmond. they are okay. the amber alert for the 12-year-old, the six-year-old, and three-year-old have been canceled. their mother, 35-year-old alicia ortez was also found last night. she is considered a suspect in the disappearance or was categorized as of yesterday. i asked police if she is in custody. they say they can't or don't want to say. the amber alert was issued monday morning when the children's father was found shot to death at their home in san pablo in the back yesterday. the kids were gone and so was the mother. neighbors described the dad, oscar, a