making news in america this morning, president trump's historic face-to-face meeting with kim jong-un now just hours away. the final preparations and the new details emerging on what the u.s. will demand from north korea. plus, the plane that delivered kim jong-un's personal food and what else the dictator has brought with him to the summit. also breaking overnight, president trump's new statement on a looming trade war with canada and europe after the white house says there's a special place in hell for canada's prime minister. so how is canada responding? at this hour flooding rains along parts of the east coast. this highway near philadelphia flooded overnight. water rescues under way. the areas getting hit hardest. those stories, plus a young actor on the hit sitcom "the goldbergs" and "modern family" dies suddenly at age 20.

also, the new controversy over the triple crown winner justify. was another horse used to block out the others and ensure his path to victory? and a different kind of benefit for workers. hear why one company is offering paid leave to employees who get a new pet. we do say good morning on this monday. we're going to start with president trump just hours away from those historic talks with north korea. >> the white house has confirmed that the first of two meetings will be one-on-one, just the president and kim jong-un and their translators. secretary of state mike pompeo says the president is well prepared for the summit which could put north korea on a path to nuclear disarmament. >> we'll take a live look of singapore where the summit is set to get under way. it is in the midafternoon hours there right now. abc's tara palmeri is there with the very latest. good morning or afternoon, tara. >> reporter: afternoon here but

good morning, diane and kendis. so president trump seems very optimistic about striking a deal with kim jong-un. at the same time, though, he's downplaying what that deal might mean. president trump landing in singapore confident about his chances of success at that high-stakes summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. less than 24 hours away from that historic sit-down at a meeting with the prime minister of singapore tweeting, great to be in singapore, excitement in the air. kim jong-un touching down hours earlier staying at the heavily guarded st. regis hotel arriving with his sister kim yo-jong in a black limousine with north korean flags on the hood. his bodyguards ran alongside the car. kim told singaporian prime minister lee at his office, quote, the whole world is watching. the north korean state media said trump and kim would discuss, quote, a permanent and durable peacekeeping mechanism. secretary of state mike pompeo

saying overnight that the president is, quote, well prepared for the meeting. president trump warning it's now or never. >> it's a one-time shot and i think it's going to work out very well. >> reporter: going with his gut he says he'll know right away if the north korean leader is serious about denuclearization. >> within the first minute. >> reporter: and a rare move not overselling the outcome. >> the minimum would be relationship. you'd start at least a dialogue. >> reporter: meanwhile, there are new reports that kim jong-un brought his own portable toilet with him to the summit. now this isn't the first time he did this. last month when he met with the south korean leader moon, he also brought his own toilet. reporting from singapore, i'm tara palmeri, abc news. back to you, diane and kendis. >> wow, dictators, they're just like us. tara palmeri in singapore for us. thanks, tara. >> they're planning for everything. you never know. all right, our thanks. and the summit, of course, with

north korea comes on the heels of a tense g7 economic summit in quebec, canada, where president trump clashed with the prime minister there and other u.s. allies. he faced off with the other top industrial nations over what he sees as unfair trade practices. but it's this photo that many were talking about. a white house adviser claiming the canadian leader is a back stabber, and this morning the president is back on twitter lashing out yet again. abc's arlette saenz is following the developments from d.c. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. well, president trump is in singapore ready to make nice with one of america's fiercest enemies, but when it comes to one of the country's closest allies, the president is engaged in an epic clash. president trump and his top aides are on the attack against canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> here's the thing, i mean, he really kind of stabbed us in the back. >> reporter: from singapore, the president tweeted, sorry, we cannot let our friends or enemies take advantage of us on trade anymore. we must put the american worker first. this comes after the president ruffled feathers at the g7

summit, not backing down from stiff tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from canada and other u.s. allies. the president calling it a matter of national security. >> the national security pretext is absurd and, frankly, insulting to canadians, the closest and strongest ally the united states has had. >> reporter: trudeau promised to fight back by slapping tariffs on american goods. >> we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. >> reporter: that move infuriated the president who lashed out in an angry tweet calling trudeau very dishonest and weak. and then a stunning decision, the president refused to sign a traditional statement of solidarity with the g7 partners. the white house moved into full attack mode. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with president donald j. trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the

door. >> reporter: the clash over tariffs could lead to higher prices on goods like cars and even cans of beer. the beer institute says the fae and kendis, those beers you had over the weekend, their prices might be going up. >> ah, man. >> interesting. you're still upset about the beer. >> arlette saenz, thank you. and the trump administration's zero tolerance policy at the border is under scrutiny as a sheriff in texas reports a migrant from honduras took his own life in jail after being separated from his wife and son. new government figures showed nearly 1800 families were separated at the u.s./mexico border over a 17-month period before the trump administration's crackdown separations got on the rise. more than 2200 homes have now been evacuated because of a fast-moving wildfire outside of durango, colorado. the dry conditions fueling the fire which nearly doubled in size in recent days. it now covers more than 25

square miles and was only 10% contained overnight but so far no buildings have been damaged and in the meanwhile we learned that a firefighter has died battling a wildfire in west texas after suffering a medical emergency. time now for a look at your weather for this monday morning. major flash flooding is reported this morning in the philadelphia area after more than 5 inches of rain overnight and the flooding shut down a portion of the pennsylvania turnpike and some water rescues have even been reported. later today more heavy rain and severe weather is expected for the mid-atlantic. stm stretchg as far sts indiana. severe storms are also possible later today from minnesota all the way down to kansas. well, coming up, remembering an actor from the hit tv sitcom "the goldbergs" after his death.

also ahead, new details on vince vaughn's dui arrest and the other charge he now faces. and later, why it's someone's job in the white house to tape together pieces of paper that president trump rips apart. (boy) grandpa, look what i got!

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we're back with what's left of a home in east cleveland, ohio, after a powerful explosion. one woman was killed and a man suffered serious burns. now, four houses caught fire and were damaged by the flying debris. neighbors say they smelled gas in the area right after the explosion. and an air force officer who vanished 35 years ago has been found in california and arrested. captain williams hughes jr. is charged with desertion. he told officials he adopted a new identity in 1983.

when he disappeared there was speculation that hughes defected to the soviet union. he did have a top security clearance, but authorities say there's no indication he gave any classified information to another country. and we have some new details on a deadly alligator attack in south florida. two days before the 47-year-old victim was attacked while walking her dog in a park on friday, her homeowners association warned residents to be on guard for alligators. the alert was issued after a six-foot gator was trapped near a door. the woman's remains were recovered on friday night. to the west coast, the los angeles coroner is investigating the death of sitcom actor jackson odell. officials say the 20-year-old was found unresponsive in his home in california. he starred on abc's comedy "the goldbergs" until 2015 and he also appeared on "icarly," "modern family" and "arrested development." odell started acting at age 12. his family released a statement saying he will always be a shining light and a loving and talented soul. the cause of death right now

being investigated by the coroner's office. police in southern california say the actor vince vaughn has been charged with delaying an investigation during his dui arrest. they say he was stopped at a dui checkpoint over the weekend near manhattan beach and failed a sobriety test. and get this, a passenger in vaughn's car was also arrested for obstruction and public intoxication. "ocean's 8" has grabbed the top spot at the box office with a record performance. the female-led reboot of the series starring sandra bullock and cate blanchett took in $41.5 million. that's the best opening weekend ever for the franchise. women made up nearly 70% of ticket buyers. >> interesting. all right. coming up, the new controversy brewing after justify's triple crown victory. but first see how survivors of the school shooting in parkland, florida, stole the show at the tony awards as their drama teacher was honored. there was also an emotional tribute to anthony bourdain and the surprising revelation about his dinner with president obama. dinner with president obama.

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for hr+/her2- mbc. it was an emotional night at the 72nd annual tony awards as students from stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, took the stage. >> their powerful performance came just minutes after their drama teacher was honored for her act of heroism that likely saved dozens of students during the shooting rampage just four months ago. >> the members of the marjory stoneman douglas high school drama department. [ applause ] >> reporter: the moment of the night at the tony awards -- ♪ all about love >> reporter: a surprise performance by drama students at marjory stoneman douglas high school where 17 of their classmates were killed in a shooting on valentine's day. ♪ measure your life in love >> reporter: audience members wiping away tears as the group sings "seasons of love" from "rent." ♪ you've got to you've got to

remember love ♪ >> reporter: the powerful performance getting a standing ovation. moments before they took the stage, a drama teacher at the school accepted the excellence in theater education award. melody herzfeld hid 60 students in the school's drama room for more than two hours after the gunman opened fire. >> all the goodness and tragedy that has brought me to this point will always be embraced. >> reporter: before accepting the award, herzfeld said the recognition is bittersweet. >> we're very high achievers. so getting something for nothing doesn't set straight for us and getting something in light of a horrific event doesn't quite always feel right, but rest assured i know that i know personally getting a tony award nomination and a theater education award is just not taken lightly regardless of the situation that's going on, so i know that it was done with all

the respects and privilege that it was given. >> reporter: by the way, herzfeld's award comes with a $10,000 prize. the other big winners of the night were "the band's visit," which captured ten tonys and also "harry potter and the cursed child" which won for best play. and as fans mourn the loss of celebrity chef anthony bourdain, we're learning some new details about his connection to former president obama. on a tribute show on cnn last night, anchor jake tapper revealed that the former president's appearance on bourdain's show in vietnam was at the request of mr. obama himself. and this comes as bourdain's being remembered as an inspiration on so many levels. >> he was generous in how he treated the rest of the world, how he respected the rest of the world, how he never considered anybody or any country or any ethnicity to be either beneath him or beneath the dignity of having their story told by him. >> i was actually thinking about this about two months ago that i

looked at him as somebody who actually gave me hope for what one's life could become, you know, could be at 61. >> funeral plans for bourdain have been placed on hold as the french government awaits toxicology results before releasing his body. a new study sounding the alarm about the amount of sugar that young children are eating these days. researchers found many toddlers are eating more sugar than the recommended level for adults. they found kids between the ages of 19 to 23 months consume an average of seven teaspoons of added sugar per day. that's more sugar than a snickers or a kit kat has. over to sports now where collusion questions are being raised after justify's triple crown win. one owner says he thinks justify's stable mate restoring hope seen here with that jockey in pink was used to block the rest of the field from getting in justify's way during saturday's belmont stakes. but racing officials say they will not investigate the claim. meanwhile, espn reports justify's breeding rights will be worth a record $75 million

and his owner says justify will race again. >> interesting. well, no collusion but plenty of chaos and confusion at a formula 1 race in montreal. the supermodel winnie harlow waved the checkered flag at the canadian grand prix, but she did it one lap too early. harlow blamed a race official as she tweeted it wasn't me. shaggy voice. when they tell you to wave the flag a lap too early but i'm so grateful no one was hurt. >> one job. >> yeah, just that one job. an oakland a's fan had the day of his life at the ballpark. he was lucky enough to catch a foul ball off the bat of an oakland hitter. check it out. catches it, high-fives all around but then the very next pitch, another foul ball and guess where it goes. straight to the same guy. he catches that one too. as a cherry on top, the a's won the game. great day all around.

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good morning at 4:27 on this monday, june 11th. we haven't seen you since the warriors won, so yea! >> to celebrate all weekend right into this week. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> celebrating tomorrow. i'll have the forecast coming up for the parade. here is a look at today's 12-hour day planner. temperatures in the low to upper 50s at 7:00. 60 at the coast, 73 to 80, so already warmer today by noon than it was yesterday. we still have a couple more hours of warming to go. back into the mid to upper 70s by 7:00. let's take a look and see if there's any cloud cover out there. a little bit along the peninsula coast and a little offshore.

so we're going to be off to a sunny start this morning. we'll talk about even warmer weather coming up and, of course, the parade forecast next. here is alexis. off to a fairly quiet start on the roads. we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. once again a stackup into the cash lanes until they get a few more of the boothing opes open. we shouldn't have the metering lights open until about 5:25. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 35 minutes, southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard is okay. dub nation getting ready to watch a victory parade tomorrow in oakland. >> before you think this will be exactly like the other celebrations we've seen, there are key changes and that includes a missing component. abc 7's amy hollyfield is live at the b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: good morning.

look at the barricades. they are out here. we're on 20th street and broadway where they got these barricades out. we know b.a.r.t. has a scheduled meeting today, so they're going to start planning for all these people, expecting a million people. so the city of oakland is getting ready. here is the big change. you know that rally that they have had in years past at lake merritt where the players speak and all the fans gather to listen to them, they're not doing that this year. the warriors and the city said they wanted to create a more intimate, free flowing experience. they want an interactive parade. they want the parade to be an interactive event. so they won't have the rally. >> in stetd of an end of the parade rally, more interactive stations along the parade route. hopefully more people will enjoy the interaction with their favorite players and get to enjoy that warriors spirit.

>> reporter: the parade starts at 11:00 tomorrow morning at broadway and 11th. it ends at lake merritt at 13th and oak. more on our website, abc7news.com. it should be a fun day here in the city. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> absolutely. thanks so much, amy. warriors fans will want to tune in to "good morning america" this morning. >> steph curry up early, live on gma, talking about the warriors victory and a lot more. not to be out done, warriors mvp kevin durant will be on "jimmy kimmel live!" at 11:35 tonight. we have a great seat for you right here on abc 7. our live coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we or also going to be streaming the parade live on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. our website h