>> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday. making news in america this morning, the new message from president trump overnight as he makes his way home from the north korea summit. what the historic deal with kim jong-un did not include and what it could mean for the u.s. military. megamerger. >> no matter how big they get, how terrifying to everyone else. >> the company behind some of your favorite tv shows gets the green light to combine with at&t. the impact on your cell phone bill, the advertising you'll see and the future of media. the ex-wife of the suspected arizona serial killer whose violence was allegedly motivated by their divorce speaks out. >> i knew that one day we would be in a situation where he was trying to kill me, and i felt that i had a personal terrorist. >> how she helped catch him.

those stories, plus the shocking number of prescription drugs that can cause depression. also, the bear that has no problem with the minivan's sliding door. and chaos on the field as angry bees swarm this soccer game. the video of the bees gives me the chills. >> they all hit the deck. i would have done the exact same thing. >> a good wednesday morning to you, everyone. luckily, no bees in the studio. i'm diane macedo but victor oquendo is here. >> it's great to be here with you filling in for kendis gibson. we're going to begin with president trump thanking kim jong-un and slamming critics overnight as the world reacts to their historic summit in singapore. >> some are accusing the president of giving away too much and getting too little in return. this morning he is claiming succs yi nuclear catastrophe has been avoided. abc's tara palmeri joins us from singapore.

tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane and victor. here in asia the north korean media celebrated the moment while the south koreans were concerned about president trump's promise to stop military drills. back in washington, lawmakers are skeptical that this is a real deal. back from singapore president trump confident about his gamble on kim jong-un. tweeting, the world has taken a big step back from potential nuclear catastrophe. no more rocket launch, nuclear testing or research. this after a five-hour meeting where the north korean leader agreed to give up his nuclear weapons in exchange for security from the u.s. in north korea state media celebrated kim's moment on the world stage. but the actual agreement, lacking specifics like timing and even verification. the president said the details will be worked out. going a step further, president trump saying the u.s. will no longer be conducting military drills over the korean peninsula. >> under the circumstances that we are negotiating, a very comprehensive, complete deal, i

think it's inappropriate to be having war games. >> reporter: south korea surprised by the concession. their defense minister saying there is a need to, quote, discern the exact meaning and intent of president trump's comments. at home many in his own party skeptical. >> i read the statement, and it's difficult for me to see if something was actually agreed to or not. >> reporter: senate leader mitch mcconnell calling for the deal to be ratified by congress. >> the president can reach a significant agreement with the north koreans. i hope it takes the form of a treaty. >> reporter: the north koreans promised to denuclearize during the clinton and bush administrations, but president trump is betting on his, quote, special bond with kim jong-un. diane, victor. >> tara palmeri for us live in singapore. thanks, tara. and turning now to a suspected case of human smuggling in texas, more than 50 people including children have been found in a tractor trailer in san antonio. authorities believe they came across the mexico border illegally. most appear to be in good health

and have now been taken to an immigration detention center. meanwhile, on capitol hill a new development in the immigration debate. house republicans will vote next week on two proposals to address the plight of the so-called dreamers who came to the u.s. illegally as a bipartisan effort to force a vote on protecting the dreamers failed on tuesday. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is standing firm in his tariff battle with president trump. trudeau told canadian lawmakers it's not in the interest of the u.s. or canada to fight over trade. on capitol hill senator bob corker tried to limit the president's power to impose tariffs, but he says his fellow republicans are afraid of the president. >> no, no, no, gosh, we might poke the bear is the language i've been hearing in the hallways. we might poke the bear, the president might get upset with us as united states senators if we vote on the corker amendment so we're going to do everything we can to block it.

>> corker is not running for re-election, by the way. meanwhile, the president's trade adviser peter navarro says he made a mistake when he said there is a special place in hell for justin trudeau. navarro now calls that statement inappropriate. a federal judge has cleared the way for at&t to merge with time warner. the merger could be finalized in just a matter of days and could mean big changes for consumers affecting the shows you watch and the cell phone bill you pay. abc's janai norman is in washington with the details. good morning, janai. >> reporter: victor, good morning. so this is a huge acquisition for at&t that makes the mobile company extremely powerful and this ruling could set the stage for other big mergers. the $85 billion merger approved. >> on behalf of everyone at at&t and time warner, we are gratified with the court's decision to categorically reject the government's bid to block this historic merger. >> reporter: a federal judge clearing the way for at&t to

acquire time warner, making the mobile carrier more like an amazon or netflix as at&t takes over networks like hbo, cnn, tbs and tnt. for at&t users, that could mean more of that content right on your phone. president trump strongly opposed the deal since it was announced. >> a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> reporter: the justice department arguing the merger would lead to fewer choices for consumers and higher prices for television and internet. but the judge ruling the justice department hadn't made its case. >> we're obviously disappointed with the decision. it does not change our view that special remedy is the best way to protect american consumers. >> reporter: lawyers for at&t say the company will be racing to close the deal withinhe next week adding consumers could see a drop in prices. >> as the evidence at the trial showed, this will only serve to

benefit consumers. >> reporter: and we could soon see other corporations rush to make deals also. there's the sprint/t-mobile deal that's already been proposed, and disney, abc's parent company, bidding to buy part of 21st century fox could have some competition in comcast starts a bidding war. victor and diane. >> janai norman for us in d.c., thank you, janai. california, nevada and arizona are under extreme heat warnings today. those conditions are fueling several fires. one near carson city, nevada, has forced some evacuations and in neighboring utah, eight homes have been destroyed in moab. a fire also threatened homes near beverly hills. officials say that one was started by a landscaper's weed whacker. now let's take a look at the forecast for this wednesday. good morning. bud, a category 1, creating rough seas and rip currents over the warm water will drop in strength as he moves over cooler water but will bring an impact throughout the southwest by friday going into saturday, but

the problem is right now the heat is building throughout the desert southwest keeping it dry, keeping it very warm throughout the south central part of the country as well. isolated thunderstorms throughout the lower mississippi valley region and we'll stay hot in the center part of the country as we go into the latter portion of the workweek. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. coming up, a new idea to address the gap between the rich and the poor fails in a major city. also ahead, the new warning about the threat that hackers pose to commercial airliners. and later we've been tracking this one all night. the raccoon that climbed up the side of a skyscraper captivating millions online. we have an update for you. just after this.

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we're back with another reason to keep your vehicle locked at all times. this mama bear easily opened the doors of an suv in old forge, new york, climbing in and making herself rather comfortable, and check it out, around the deck those are her cubs on their way to join the party. >> they probably wanted a ride. >> even outside your cabin in the woods, you can never be too careful. you never know who is going to stop by for a visit. >> they opened that a little too easily. now to a stunning claim about the danger that hackers could pose for the airline industry. government researchers say a cyberattack on a commercial plane is only a matter of time and could be catastrophic. the report follows a test by the homeland security department during which the systems of a boeing jet were hacked while the jet was on the ground. boeing has insisted that it's confident in the security of its planes. the co-founder and chairman of guess has stepped down amid complaints of sexual harassment. paul marciano faces accusations from several models including indicate upton. an internal investigation found he, quote, exercised

poor judgment in his communications. he denies the accusations. and a backlash from hometown companies amazon and starbucks has now prompted the city council in seattle to repeal the ha fde affordable housing would in the city. the tax, which would have cost large businesses about $275 per employee each year, was aimed at tackling the growing income gap and homeless population. critics argue the city should take a regional approach to the problem. a proposal to divide california into three states has now qualified for the state ballot in november. under the plan the new state of california would run along the coast while northern and southern california get their own borders. a venture capitalist is leading the push arguing the proposal will make government more efficient. but one poll found that only 17% of voters liked the idea, and it would require approval from congress. coming up, the mystery over the pen that kim jong-un used at that singapore summit. but first the fbi agent who accidentally shot someone while he was dancing is under arrest.

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all they had to go on was this sketch until his ex-wife's current husband, a retired police officer, recognized the connection between four of the victims. >> and i immediately knew this was dwight jones. >> reporter: connie jones says she constantly lived in fear. police say dwight jones targeted lawyers and mental health workers involved in connie and dwight's contentious divorce battle. >> we know that we were the primary target for dwight jones, and we are very grateful to be alive today. >> reporter: dwight jones' first alleged victim, dr. steven pitt, a renowned clinical psychologist who provided expert testimony on high-profile cases like the jonbenet ramsey murder, also performed a mental evaluation on the suspect and was called as a witness during the divorce trial. then police say jones shot and killed two paralegals, veleria sharp and laura anderson, who police say the fourth victim, life coach marshall levine, was shot at his scottsdale office. jones' son as part of the

divorce was ordered to see a psychiatrist who works in the same office as levine. >> i knew that one day we would be in a situation where he was trying to kill me, and i felt that i had a personal terrorist. >> reporter: his last two victims, an elderly couple, were allegedly killed hours before dwight jones took his own life after being surrounded by authorities. jones' ex-wife says any reward money will be given to victims' families as well as a nonprofit that helps victims of domestic violence and abuse. danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. and we have a health alert about hundreds of common prescription drugs that have been linked to depression and suicide. researchers at the university of illinois found more than 200 drugs have depression or suicide listed as possible side effects. those include common drugs for birth control, blood pressure, painkillers, even antacids and they found more than one-third of americans take these medications.

the federal government is taking steps to reduce thousands of high chair accidents each year. new safety standards will soon include a requirement that the chairs come with a three-point restraint system as well as more stable backs. now to this unusual scene during the morning commute outside washington, d.c. that's a deer that came running through the subway station just crossing the tracks as a train was approaching. some people like that guy in the corner there didn't even notice the deer. it got in through the tunnel. somehow it escaped unharmed. >> i love it. he's so busy on his phone, he doesn't even notice. >> didn't look up till the end. >> all right, well, we're hearing from two young baseball players from minnesota who -- their act of sportsmanship has been seen around the world. in a game to determine who goes to the state championship, one friend struck out the other winning the game, but instead of

celebrating, he runs to the plate to console his friend. they share a big hug, and a video of his kind gesture has gone viral. both of them say they can't believe it. >> i didn't think -- i just ran over there. it was instinct. if felt like the right thing to do. it's been insane. i never thought a story like this would blow up the way it did. >> he said, this isn't on you. you played great the entire game. like keep your head up. like you're such a great player. i was thinking in 20 years i won't remember the score of that game, but i'll remember him coming up up to me after that and just kind of being there for me when i needed someone. >> what a moment. both of them are seniors, which, of course, made the game even more important, but apparently not more important than their friendship. >> an incredible moment. i love it. i've watched it a few times. i just started thinking what if that guy had hit a home run off that pitcher. do you think he would have given him the same -- >> maybe he would have done the same thing. maybe he would have tagged the plate and gone in for a hug for his friend. >> coming up here, some nasty bees swarm a soccer field during a game. also ahead, the latest on the raccoon scaling a skyscraper in minnesota. and the story behind the pen that kim jong-un used at the summit with president trump and the pen that he didn't use. of .

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switch-up before president trump and kim jong-un signed that historic document in singapore. >> both were given pens inscribed in gold with trump's signature, but kim's sister ended up handing him a different pen from her pocket and took away that initial pen. >> so some are speculating that kim doesn't want anyone to get a hold of his dna to access information about his health or maybe he was afraid that it could be a poisonous pen. we're not really sure. >> a poison pen. and "the view's" joy behar is nursing an injury that's apparently becoming more common. >> this could happen to any of us. she was cutting into an avocado when she sliced her hand and she explained how it happened. >> i was trying to desperately eat something, so i was trying to open up an avocado, and i stuck the knife into the pit to get it out and i stabbed myself. well, i never had pain quite so intense, it was awful. >> sounds awful. so doctors say the growing popularity of avocados has led to a sharp increase in the number of injuries from those trying to cut out the pit.

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bridge toll plaza. not too bad yet. no metering lights yet. a lot of green on our traffic maps so far this morning with the exception, of course, westbound 205 and 580 out of tracy. speeds not too bad, 34 and 32 miles an hour respectively. >> we're following breaking news in walnut creek, firefighters battling a big house fire overnight. there were at least three people inside. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the scene on mandarin lane. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, jessica. one of those victims was killed in this fire. look at the home behind me. the man we who died was upstairs on the second floor. the fire was too big. he couldn't get out. we have a look for you at the flames that trapped this man in his home. two other adults did make it

out, a woman and a man. they did suffer from moderate to serious injuries. we're told they suffered a lot of smoke inhalation from some cuts. firefighters say the home is a total loss. >> the fire was very heavy on both the first and second floor. there was a pretty stubborn attic fire as well. we're looking into what the cause of the fire is. >> reporter: they got the call to come here to mandarin lane about 12:45 this morning. firefighters are still here at the scene. they say it's taken them a while to get through the home, to get all of the stuff out. investigators got here about 1:00 in the morning, and they will be here for a while. now really get to start their work as everything has been pulled out so they can try and figure out what happened here, what started this fire. investigators do tell me they believe there were working smoke

detectors here in the home. they've got to do some investigating to figure out why it was so difficult for this man to be able to escape. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. quick action by bay area firefighters credited for keeping several small grass fires from getting out of control. >> in pinole, sky 7 showing you where fire reached a home yesterday afternoon. it started as a grass fire next to interstate 80. wind gusts pushed the flames to a nearby neighborhood. firefighters were able to stop the fire from causing more serious damage. in oakland, drivers near 5al 0 saw smoke. firefighters quickly knocked down those flames. in lafayette a fire that started vegetation around it. the fire burned 2 1/2 acres before that got put out. the shed was a total loss. firefighters said yesterday's warm weather kept them pretty