good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this monday morning on "world news now." the president is once again sending mixed messages, accusing the justice department of a witch hunt. insisting the question to wiretap was misleading. full report straight ahead. the weekend was a washout for most of the east coast. and the next few days won't be any better. and there's an increased likelihood of more flooding. a suspect is in custody after a deadly shooting at a mormon church in nevada. the suspect was later arrested at his home. no word on a motive as of yet. and in golf, tiger woods

looked like his old self at least for part of the final round of the british open. the big winner was the guy who played with tiger, francesco molinari. those are some of the top stories on this monday, july 23. >> from abc news, this is world you news now. >> it's either the name of a golfer or the name of a dish. >> i like that. francesco molinari. >> first italian to win a major tournament. >> congratulations to him. we're going to start this half hour with president trump, and it would be understandable if you've gotten whiplash on where he stands on the russia investigation. >> he says he misspoke when he said that he didn't see any reason why russia would meddle. but he said that the campaign was not told about the russia

investigation because it's all a hoax. >> it follows an earlier tweet slamming the justice department over the wire tapping of a former campaign adviser who's accused of conspiring with russia. here's david wright. >> reporter: the fbi documents bluntly called then trump campaign foreign policy adviser carter page an agent of a foreign power, with ties to russian intelligence officers. and accused page of collaborating and conspiring with the russian government. those allegations part of a 400-page wire tap application from the early stages of the russia investigation released by the freedom of information act. much of the material heavily redacted. there's a 2013 letter where page describes himself as an informal adviser to the staff of the kremlin. >> i've sat in on some meetings, but to call me an adviser i think is way over the top.

>> reporter: page denied he was ever a russian spy. >> i've never been an agent of a foreign power in any -- by any stretch of the imagination. >> reporter: the president, without evidence, insists the documents vindicate his claim that the russia probe is a partisan witch hunt, tweeting, looking more and more like the trump campaign for president was illegally being spied upon for the political gain of crooked hillary clinton. but a new abc news washington post poll suggests voters have their doubt. roughly 50% disapprove of his handling of the summit with vladimir putin. republicans are more inclined to give the president the benefit of the doubt. >> president putin just said it's not russia. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> no doubt trump's own mixed messaging hasn't helped. >> it should have been i don't see any reason why it wouldn't president acts like he's

compromised. >> reporter: as he boarded air force one, headed back to washington, president trump fired off another angry tweet, blaming the obama administration for russian meddling and demanding to know why obama didn't warn the trump campaign, although as this wire tap application makes clear, the obama administration had reason to believe the trump campaign may have been complicit. david wright, abc news, berkley heights, new jersey. and president trump is exchanging explosive threats with iran. iranian hassan rouhani cautioned trump to stop playing with the lion's tail. the president fired back on twitter overnight saying never,

ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death, be cautious. hundreds of workers who were evacuated are expected to be resettled. >> so-called white helmets were rescued in coordination with the u.s. and european allies. brad mielke has more on that. >> the syrian civil war has been going on for seven years, and for seven years, the israeli military has decided not to take sides. they say all the players there hate us. we're going to stay out of it. that all changed this weekend in a dramatic rescue operation. the israeli military evacuated hundreds of rescue workers known as the white helmets. they went from syria into israel and transported to jordan. this is a story about rescuing the rescuers.

>> the white helmets have been described as the bravest of the brave. this is a network of volunteer rescue operators who have been working in rebel-held areas. they go in on the ground and really try to save civilians, provide medical care for them. pull survivors from the rubble. the west estimates they've probably saved 80,000 to 90,000 lives. >> and prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he got a call personally from president trump. why is this such a big deal to the u.s.? in addition to the humanitarian work, the white helmets give crucial information to americans about what's actually happening on the ground in syria. you will hear more about those white helmets this morning on "start here". check it out on apple podcast or your favorite podcasting app. police are searching for a motive after a deadly mass shooting. dozens of shots were fired in a

busy street full of bars and restaurants. one person was killed and 13 others wounded. the gunman is dead. it's too early to say whether it is linked to terrorism. toronto police had deployed dozens after a recent increase in gun violence. a former federal safety regulator now says all duck boats should be illegal. his comments follow the death of 17 people died after a duck boat capsized near branson, missouri. he says the boats are unregulated amusement park rides and are unsafe. today investigators hope to raise that boat from the lake. hundreds attended a memorial service for the victims last night, including the nine members of the same family. the suspect in this weekend's deadly hostage

standoff in trader joe's is held on $2 million bail. the store manager was fatally t sure whether she was shot by the suspect or killed in the crossfire. the suspect shot his 76-year-old grandmother during an argument reportedly about his girlfriend. and the american academy of pediatrics is warning chemicals can pose serious health risks to children. the study involves additives to preserve color and packaged food. those problems include adhd, obesity and early puberty. hundreds of chemicals are in the food supply without government approval. now to a really, really exciting race that took place over the weekend. not a formula 1 race. >> nope. >> nope.

>> more than 150 snails battled it out to get to the finals of the world championships in england after shouting "ready, steady, slow", the first snail to reach the inner edge of the circle picks up the win. three minutes and 13 seconds was the winning time. >> but the race actually started a year ago and finally got completed this weekend. >> you're so funny. >> ha! >> next, they race the sloths. the snail and the sloth. >> that's a little different than the tortoise and the hare. coming up, the astronaut who dropped in for a jam session. we'll hear the heavenly harmonies. and the argument over a parking spot that turned into a deadly shooting. how a controversial law may end up protecting the shooter here. you're watching "world news now." now."

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>> now the man who pulled out a gun may be protected by the controversial stand your ground law. here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: the whole incident was caught on camera. a father gunned down over a handicap parking space. now the shooting was determined justified under a controversial law. >> if he hadn't walked up to him the way he did and slammed him on the ground we wouldn't be having this discussion either. >> reporter: it happened outside a convenience store in clearwater, when jacobs parks illegally in a handicap space. a 24 year old black man gets out of the car with their 5-year-old son. that's when michael upset that the car is parked illegally jumps out of the car and inspects the vehicle for handicap markings. moments later, mclaughlin leaves the store. drake pulls out his gun and

opens fire, fatally shooting mclaughlin in the chest. >> he can use the fact that he walked away as evidence that the shooter was not in imminent harm. >> reporter: the stand your ground law gives floridians the right to protect themselves if they feel they are threatened. his girlfriend is devastated. >> this isn't justified at all. >> reporter: he says he had a similar incident by the same shooter. >> he said [ bleep ] it's a racial issue. >> the shooter owned the gun legally and had a concealed carry permit. >> he told police he was in fear of being attacked again. all over a parking spot. >> that's amazing. no matter where you stand on that, it's just sad. >> someone lost their life over a parking spot.

a desperate search for a 20-year-old college student. mollie tibbetts disappeared wednesday night while out for a jog. >> she was seen wearing a black sports bra and running shoes. her wallet was left home with her boyfriend. volunteers were combing the cornfields where she's known to run east of des moines. in new york city, they are looking into the deaths of more than two dozen raccoons in central park. 26 have been found in the park since last month. officials say none of the animals had rabies, but two were infected with the canine distemper virus which causes zombie-like behavior in the animals. the infection won't harm humans, but unvaccinated dogs are at risk. it sounds weird.

zombie raccoons in central park. >> raccoons who have this appear lethargic and may act disoriented or aggressive. >> as opposed to the others that are running all over the place. >> they just want your sandwich. coming up, jay-z and beyonce on the run. >> as their tour heats up stateside, we are taking a stroll through the memory lane, coming up on the vault. memory lane, coming up on the vault. mother...nature! nothing smells greater than the great outdoors... especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... try gain botanicals laundry detergent. one of the many irresistible scents from gain.

♪ so it is real life. a moment of pure love from their "on the run one" tour four years ago. >> now beyonce and jay-z are on the run again. >> to take your money. >> with their very creatively titled second tour, "on the run two." and it has come ashore here at home. and we are opening up the abc news vault for a little mashup from the start of their romance. ready for this?

>> this is real life. >> reporter: we're going to meet a young man tonight who's risen to one of the most powerful positions in the music world. he's known as jay-z. a former crack dealer from the inner city now has the number one album in the country and runs the record label. now he's giving back globally. here's my co-anchor, martin bashir, on what it's like being jay-z. >> hit me! >> reporter: sure, he's smart, but to many people, rappers like jay-z have gained success by being crude and offensive to women. do you recall these lyrics? i don't love them, i f them. i replace them with another. >> yeah. >> reporter: what would you say to people who say that form of

lyricism is disrespectful to women? >> i believe it is. i believe it is. >> reporter: why did you write it? >> like i said, everything in music and everything that you g. >> reporter: so, does all this growing up mean it's finally time for jay-z to settle down? >> my next project. >> reporter: with beyonce? >> i still feel, still feel that i have a little bit more to do. >> beyonce knowles, she's rich, she's famous, she's also an enormously talented perfectionist, driven beyond what most people could endure for success. we wanted to know what it takes to become a modern pop icon. this is what it's like to be beyonce. ♪

>> when i'm on stage, i'm home there, and i'm so grateful, because there are a lot of talented people in the world, but i'm given the opportunity to do what i love. and i don't take it for granted. >> finish the sentence for me. being beyonce is -- >> a great feeling. i feel good. i'm happy. i'm very, very happy. >> tabloid rumors being what they are, here's what they say, a, you and jay-z have broken up. b, you and jay-z are engaged, c, you and jay-z are about to get married or d, none of the above. >> i'll have to say d. it's so crazy that in the same tabloid, we've broken up and married at the same time. but that's part of tabloid, part of my job.

>> tour resumes in cleveland tomorrow night. >> on the run. two!

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♪ okay. so a very, very busy "this happened" for a monday. we're going to start this one in outer space collaboration. >> easy for you to say. >> what is in this cup today? this astronaut from the european space agency, alexander gerst, did a live performance from space using a tablet computer with the virtual synthesizer that played a duet of the 1978 famed song "spacelab." let's -- >> is that blue man group? >> it kind of looks like it. they're playing down on earth, and he's doing it with his tablet in the international space station. >> i don't understand.

we have to talk to will ganss about a delay, and they can do this all the way in space? >> they don't have the abc budget. >> that should be part of world cup music. >> that would have been a lot more exciting. >> so former nfl player, chad ocho cinco, has been giving tips and modestly documenting them. so he last struck in miami at this steakhouse where he left a $260 tip. but not just that, he left a note behind saying i once had 260 yards against charger, and a little note to the server. "i love you." >> oh. >> so a little subtle shade to the -- >> little subtle shade to the chargers, but he was in miami, and the chargers now in l.a.

we're not sure what the chargers have to do. but a not so humble brag on chad ocho cinco's part. >> what has he caught lately? >> maybe fish. it's monday here and in moscow. but still it's looking like hump day. that's a camel on the loose on a highway there. >> as you do. >> multiple drivers recorded it. it does happen all the time. commotion caused a vehicle collision on the highway. who knew that moscow was russia's equivalent to florida. >> there we go. continuing the animals where they don't belong theme, i'm going to take you to an animal park in france where you might notice a little something gone wrong. >> oh. >> on the roof. >> oh. he's just taking up position. >> what's up? what's up, goat? >> goat on the roof. goat on the roof. end of story. >> baaaaa.

this morning on "world news now," breaking news overnight of a mass shooting in canada. >> more than a dozen people have been shot after a gunman opened fire on the streets of toronto. children reported to be among the victims. the police not ruling out terrorism. we'll have the late-breaking details. new details emerging in that tragic duck boat accident. police are on the scene looking into the captain's decisions as the former head of the ntsb calls for an end to this type of amphibious vehicle. dangerous triple digit heat in the west as more than 60 wildfires continue to burn. and in the east? there are flooding fears this morning with more showers and thunderstorms on the way. s i see his reaction as we -- some

of his language on this monday, july 23rd. from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so somebody was colorblind, having some colorful language once he gets to see. >> yes, a lot of color added to his vision and language. we want to start with the breaking news taking place at this hour, that mass shooting in a popular area in toronto. 14 people were shot, and in a late night news conference we learned one of the victims has died. >> the incident happened on a busy street in a part of toronto known as greektown.incal ion. the gunman is also dead. and police say their search for motive is just getting started. >> are you looking into terror at this point?

>> i'm keeping everything open. i'm looking into every motive. i'm not calling it random. this person was here, and he definitely shot. i don't know why he did what he did. he won't be able to tell us because he is deceased. >> at least two toronto lawmakers say they heard the gunman was emotionally disturbed. but toronto police had dozens of extra officers on the streets to deal with the spike in gun violence. we are keeping an eye on the weather, the increasing flooding concerns in the eastern u.s. and more thunderstorms are on the way, the rain expected every day this week. and you can see the storm cells over florida. >> the heavy rain kept beachgoers indoor. meanwhile, the west could use more rain. there is wildfire called the ferguson fire near yosemite park.

>> nearly 3,000 people are part of that firefighting effort. firefighters have no idea when they may be able to get it fully contained. >> and fires in southern oregon are keeping another 1800 firefighters busy. only 10% contained. additional evacuations have been ordered. >> the heat wave has a firm grip on the western united states through the end of the month. >> paul williams is here with the forecast. >> the dangerous heat is here to stay, at least until midweek. we're looking for locally 120 degree weather in portions of arizona, southern tip of nevada going into southern california, courtesy of this high pressure system. we're looking for records being challenged. think about this. the heat is just going to build. stifling heat in texas and then for the northwest, we still expect inland heat to be

rampant. for the northeast, scattered showers and thunderstorms and a sliver of rain throughout the mid part of the united states. >> about time you earned your keep, paul williams. it's going to be quite busy this week. >> he's going to be mad at you. he didn't have time to comment back. we're going to get to the other news we're following. president trump is involved in a fiery verbal dispute with iran. >> rouhani warned trump that war with iran is the mother of all wars and said stop playing with the lion's tail. the president fired back tweeting never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death, be

cautious. >> all caps, too. >> and president trump is also slamming the justice department over the warrant regarding carter page. and documents released over the weekend show that the fbi told the fisa court that page was recruited by moscow. but the president tweeted without evidence that the documents confirm the justice department and fbi misled the fisa court that signed off on surveilling page. on cnn, page called the allegation against him ridiculous. >> no. i've never been an agent of a foreign power in any -- by any stretch of the imagination, you know, i may have, back in the g-20, when they were getting ready to do that in st. petersburg, i may have participated in a few meetings that a lot of people including people from the obama administration were sitting on in geneva, paris, et cetera, but i've never been anywhere near what's being described here.

>> the fbi revealed the origin of the steele dossier was used in part to secure the warrant. authorities in nevada have a suspected gunman in custody after a fatal shooting at a church. the 48-year-old man walked into a mormon church 60 miles from reno and opened fire. one person killed, another injured. after the incident, the suspect walked home where he later surrendered and was arrested. he targeted one person. so far no word on a motive. crews plan to retrieve that sunken duck boat in branson, missouri. the church bell rang once for each victim lost. nine of those victims are from the same family. meanwhile, a former ntsb chairman is calling for duck boats to be banned saying they

are essentially unregulated amusement park rides. marcus moore has the details. >> reporter: the ntsb preparing to examine data from the data recorder. investigators hoping it will reveal what happened in the final moments before the boat capsized. >> we think it will show the actions of the captain, what he tried to do to maneuver the vessel as well as any instructions he may have given to the passengers. >> reporter: survivor tia coleman is seen in this photo, taken before her husband and five other relatives died. the captain told them they wouldn't need their life jackets. >> he said above you are your life jackets. there's three sizes. he said i'm going to show you where they are. but you won't need them. so no need to worry. so we didn't grab them. >> reporter: coleman believes her family might still be alive if they had worn them.

>> i felt like if i was able to get a life jacket i could have saved my babies. they could have at least floated up to the top and somebody could have grabbed them. and i wasn't able to do that. >> reporter: the allegations coming as officials are reviewing videos like these, taken by passengers on a duck boat nearby that returned to the shore safely. thursday table rock lake had six feet swells. they are continuing the investigation until they can rule out the possibility that a crime happened here. investigators have already interviewed the boat's captain. and we have word that crews plan to pull that boat out of the water today. marcus moore, abc news, branson, missouri. the company that makes ritz crackers has announced a big recall because of fears of salmonella. 16 varieties are the subject of a voluntary recall including

products with cheese-flavored fillings with expiration dates of january through april next year. they contain whey powder. which could be tainted with salmonella. you know you're not supposed to smile on your driver's license photo? >> is that right? >> yeah, passport photo as well. straight face. >> a dmv office has found a way to bring a frown to people's faces. >> check out what's under the camera at the bayfield heights location. a picture of lebron james in his soon-to-be l.a. lakers uniform. >> too soon. [ laughter ] >> that will bring a lot of -- that will bring us a straight face to you and a lot of tears as well if you are a cleveland cavaliers fan. >> the last time, they burned his jersey in the streets. maybe things have gotten a bit better in cleveland.

no hard feelings? >> now they're using it as motivation in other ways. >> making lemonade. coming up, the golfer who had a stellar sunday after drowning his sorrows after a rough saturday. he said he was operating with a handicap. what was that handicap? plus the uber and lyft driver accused of turning the camera on his passengers and live streaming their conversations to the world. you're watching "world news now." e camera on his passengers and live streami and he ersations to the world. you're watching "world news now." a

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you're shooting a human out of a canon. >> one job. >> wow. i'm happy it's just a broken jaw and broken legs. hundreds of people in st. louis who hopped into the back of an uber or lyft may have unknowingly been part of a voyeuristic, live streaming broadcast. >> the driver shared their conversations with thousands on the internets. here is adrienne bankert. >> reporter: imagine the driver of the car service app you use live streaming your every move, for the world to see, without your knowledge. it happened to passengers in st. louis, who rode in jason's car while he was driving for uber and lyft. images obtained and posted by the st. louis "dispatch." >> not showing you guys exactly

to people's houses anymore. i'll probably forget half the time. >> in the state of missouri as long as one party and in this case it's the uber driver, gives consent to the recording, it's not deemed illegal. >> reporter: in statements, uber and lyft say they deactivated jason. they say it's not in line with their community guidelines, and twitch, the live streaming service he was using wouldn't speak to this particular case, but in their posted policy, they state we do not allow people to share content that invades others' privacy. the driver's twitch account and the videos have disappeared this weekend, but again, these were very personal moments and conversations captured in his back seat. you can always ask your driver if they're recording before you take that drive. adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >> there are a lot of drivers who do record, but you don't get the impression they're live streaming. you get the impression they're recording in case there's an accident. >> or in the event you are a

horrible person to them. and they want evidence. but yeah, completely voyeuristic. >> but, is it a private conversation if you're having it in front of a uber driver? >> the key here, don't talk to your uber driver. >> don't say anything in a uber car you wouldn't want anybody else to hear. coming up in the next half hour -- you haven't been obeying that, have you? we have a controversy at a public pool. what employees did that triggered outrage. but first, the italian who won the claret jug at the british open and why he paid tribute to his opponent, tiger woods. that's next. british open and why he paid tribute to his opponent, tiger woods. that's next. that's next.

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♪ the final round of the british open began with hopes of a repeat champion.

it ended with a first-time winner who couldn't bear to watch how it all played out. >> jordan spieth was in a three-way tie on top of the leaderboard at the start of the round. then sunday he shot his worst-ever round in a major and fell off pace. >> whoops. tiger woods actually took over the lead. >> remember that guy? >> he had our hopes up. he was wearing the sunday red. he was looking fierce in the front nine as he led in a major for the first time since 2011 in holes happened. gh therass.e bogeyed the 11th. >> this .

heas the final golfer to take the lead. >> he went to the putting green to hang out until the golfer a couple shots behind finished his round. the suspense was killing him. >> i couldn't watch the last two holes, to be honest. that's why i went to the putting green. i thought i would be sick watching on tv. so big credits to my wife that watches me all the time. i don't know how she does it. i couldn't do it. >> he is the first italian to win a major golf tournament. and because he was paired with tiger woods, he had the crowds following them. so he used that sort of crowd support. >> not used to getting that big fanfare? someone else with an unusual experience.

british golfer eddie pepprell finished despite being a bit under the weather. >> he says that he enjoyed some wine with his coach on saturday night after moving up the leaderboard, he came clean about how he was feeling. >> i was a little hungover. i won't lie. i had too much to drink last night. and as it happens, i shot a 67. so, you know, it's a funny game. >> at least honest. he called himself a lightweight. said he didn't really have that much to drink, but guess what, he took home $327,000 for his efforts. >> john davis would call him an amateur. >> john daley? >> john daley would call him an amateur. >> we should try to get that guy on. >> that would be any of us -- not you currently. but if you were a golfer. the mix coming up.

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>> matt, answer, no, it's not just you. riley is in fact singing "toxic" by britney spears. so perfect. >> the dog owner's probably hating on that britney spears song. quite a scene overseas, speaking of dogs. golden retrievers are celebrating 150 years as an official breed. >> wow. >> whole bunch of them. this is in scotland. >> loud. >> more than 300 of the dogs gathered with their owners, of course, at the ancestral home of the breed's founder. the lord there. >> hope you have a pooper scooper. at south dakota state university some people got together to help their boss do something he's never been able to do before, see in color. they got him these special glasses, and it apparently added

color not only to his vision but also to his language, take a look. >> holy [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> so there he is, picking out the colors of the balloons for the first time. he says before he saw colors extremely dull, pink and purple were the same. total transformation with the glasses on. >> that would totally be my reaction to all of that. to australia where a koala has not learned his lesson. this is the third time that he has actually had to be rescued. he was found here stuck in a fence at a substation in south australia. one volunteer said the koala is quite calm and known to them.

this morning on "world news now," president trump appearing to start the week much different than last. getting tough with one of america's adversaries, what he's saying about iran. and we're tracking severe weather across the country, wildfires in the west and extreme heat not helping. and a growing danger this summer. >> a flyaway beach umbrella impales a woman, this time at a maryland beach. tom brady getting carried away at training camp. but it was a less than perfect birthday for giselle. 23rd.inny" ay, s is n s no"

>> too bad they're not better sugarcoating, it's a clue. >> it is a clue about what we're talking about with gisele. for them on their free day on their diet, they might have a grape or a cube of cheese. >> just like my cheese day. >> exactly. we'll find out how they celebrated that big birthday. but we're going to start with a new round of threats between president trump to iran. >> the president blasted rouhani after he warned president trump to stop playing with the lion's tail. and president trump fired back, never threaten the united states again.

>> is that like cardi b saying be careful of me? >> i think it's different. >> a different be cautious, be careful? so last night, mike pompeo called on the international community to help turn up the pressure on iran. >> we are asking every nation, every nation who is sick and tired of this destructive behavior to join our pressure campaign. this goes for allies in the middle east and europe, people who have been terrorized for decades. our hope is that the regime will make meaningful changes both inside iran and globally. >> so the first sanctions since president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal are set to the take effect next month. but quite an explosive tweet, but we've heard this kind of bellicose language from the president before, referring to north korea last year. saying --

>> fire and fury and so on. this is definitely elevated. >> be careful. so we've heard this sort of back and forth before. >> maybe they'll be holding their own summit next year. let's turn to severe weather in the southeast. >> florida is taking a pounding. other storms can be found all the way up the coast to maine as well as in the mississippi valley. >> the flooding was so severe that the water pushed kegs from taverns down the street. and in the west we have heat warnings and advisories. some parts of the southwest could see high temperatures around 120 degrees. >> the excessive heat warnings in palm springs and las vegas extend through thursday.

rob marciano has more. >> reporter: more severe weather rattling the u.s. now over 500 reports of damaging hail and wind this weekend. >> we gotta go. >> reporter: storm clouds swallowing daylight over alabama as an ef-4 tornado descends. watch this tornado in lee county. as storm sirens warned 30,000 residents to get inside, among them, members of this wedding party. winds up to 85 miles per hour wreaking havoc on this mobile home park. on the east coast, flooding rains with another round on the way. this road in new jersey resembling a river, just outside of d.c. emergency crews rescuing four passengers from this swamped car. the extreme weather turning

deadly in north carolina. three people drown at different beaches after being swept up in rip currents. and in wisconsin lightning struck a 22-year-old woman possibly on her cellphone, knocking her down. >> her phone was completely shattered. and she was just laying on her stomach. completely unresponsive. >> reporter: dangerous lightning and more rounds of this, heavy rain expected across much of the eastern third as a pattern will be stuck here for the next few days. much of the ground in the mid atlantic saturated. so more flooding is possible. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to rob. and as he mentioned, more rain expected in the east for most of this week. >> let's get the details from accuweather's paul williams. >> the rain continues for the ohio valley region, mid atlantic, d.c. up toward new york, all of the northeast with scattered showers and a slow-moving front that's going to keep it wet all week long.

at least through wednesday. same holds true for jacksonville and miami. look for local heat to go past 120 degrees, thanks to this stubborn high pressure system and it stays that hot for the rest of the week. kendis, diane? now to breaking news overnight, police in toronto are investigating a deadly shooting. residents heard dozens of shots in the city's greektown neighborhood. 13 were wounded including a young girl, the gunman is dead. a spokesman says it's too early to say whether this is a terrorist incident. president trump may be bracing for the release of more tapes secretly recorded by michael cohen. he said it is possibly illegal that a recording would be made of a client. it is shortly from before the election about paying karen

mcdougal. the attorney for stormy daniels says he made more tapes and he knows what's on them. >> you know that old adage, you live by the sword, you die by the sword is true in this case. the president knew that his attorney had a predisposition for taping conversations with people. >> he is refusing to release recordings not protected by attorney/client privilege. police in houston are asking for the public's help to solve a murder mystery. now mark was riding his bicycle to work last friday when the suspect rode past on his own bike, turned and fired two shots.

lastawight, policeay. the doctor once treated george h.w. bush. and dozens of people came out to demand justice for a man shot in the parking lot of a convenience store. the video shows the man being shoved to the ground over a confrontation over a parking space. the man pulled out a gun and fatally shot mclofton. no charges because it was legal under the florida stand your ground law. spacex has successfully launched a communications satellite into orbit. it took off from a launch pad in florida. it will provide increased radio coverage. shortly after the liftoff, part of it landed safely on a drone ship. it was exciting, let me tell

you. and the drone ship landing was really, really cool. as they always are. >> i know you're being sarcastic for a second. >> no, they're fun to watch. >> it was really exciting. and we've got -- >> liftoff. well, it should never be a normal thing. >> no, i agree. i do think they are all exciting. i just think it was a funny moment. all right, anyway, weekend celebrations honoring ernest hemingway can only end one way, with the running of the bulls. >> that's in key west, florida. that's not really much of a running of the bull. >> it was kind of a running. so we isoed that fella, because he was the winner of the hemingway contest. >> they were trying to recreate "the sun also rises."uber who i also the husband of chef paula deen.

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well, days after a flyaway beach umbrella impaled a tourist in new jersey, there's been another flyaway umbrella impale a woman in maryland. >> the woman's condition not known, but she was conscious. other beachgoers say the umbrellas are a constant danger. >> been coming here for 22 years now, and we see it all the time. it's sad. you shouldn't have to worry about whether you're going to get hit by an umbrella.

>> 1,000 people end up in emergency rooms every year because of flyaway umbrellas. >> they make an umbrella now that you fill it with sand and it's supposed to weigh down the umbrella. it's easier than digging it into the sand, which clearly is not, the old way is clearly not working too well. turning now to another summertime controversy. this one played out at a public pool north of minneapolis. >> two nursing mothers plan to sue because they were asked to relocate to a more discrete location while breast-feeding. here is erielle reshef. >> reporter: it's the breast-feeding backlash that sparked this so-called nurse-in. a minnesota pool becoming a site for protest, as dozens of moms flock to feed their little ones to prove a point. >> no mother has to feel the way that i was made to feel. humiliated and shamed for doing

something so natural. >> reporter: it comes after stephanie buchanan and mary davis say they were breast-feeding their babies in the kiddie pool of the moore aquatic pool when it turned into a scuffle. >> a patron at the pool told me i need to cover because her sons were swimming. >> reporter: a teen staffer at the public pool politely asked the moms to relocate to another area. when they did not, it created an untenable situation. the employee eventually calling 911. >> there's a mother breast-feeding in the shallow end and not being very discreet about it. >> reporter: they took their complaint to facebook saying that a mother may breast-feed in any location where the mother and child are otherwise authorized to be. >> it's about what the baby needs. the baby needs to eat. he or she doesn't care if somebody's uncomfortable.

>> reporter: and dozens of women showed up in solidarity. >> and the two breast-feeding moms did eventually leave the facility after the police ended up showing up, but, you know, the city of moore apologized and stressed that they were never actually asked to leave the facility. the deputy only showed up to try to diffuse the situation. he wasn't trying to kick them out. when we come back, the amazing preseason pass for tom brady and the birthday miss for his wife. and wait until you see what's inside one oscar winner's girl cave. "the skinny's" next. and wait until you see what's inside one oscar winner's girl cave. "the skinny's" next.

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o'seal. i think it's going to stick. next to the incredible weekend for new england's first couple. >> tom brady is heading to training camp, but he shared this video on instagram. >> he's still got it. hitting the receiver in the golf cart, wes welker, what say you? tom didn't even look, he knew it was there. >> he made the catch. >> how many times do you think they shot that? >> that's true, but he's done that a few times. but it wasn't such a banner weekend for gisele. >> she turned 38 this weekend and ed a bitf a past ma birthday alberto. so she took to instagram with an apology to alberto in

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alleges she had a ten-month affair with president trump back in 2006. that recording now in the hands of federal prosecutors. >> the intense and deadly standoff inside trader joe's. police say it started around 1:30 saturday afternoon with a gunman shooting his grandmother seven times at her south l.a. home leaving her in critical condition. another woman grazed in the head by a bullet was kidnapped by the suspect, taking off in the grandmother's car, the suspect allegedly shooting at police through the back window as they pursued him. the pursuit ending here with the car crashing outside of this trader joe's. the suspect shot in the arm, rushing into the packed grocery store. a woman identified as neda corado killed. nearly 40 million people in harm's way, storms rattling the southeast.

as many as 35 reported tornados in six states. they're working to restore calm in the gaza strip. hamas says they have agreed to a cease-fire with israel. >> now to the return of buffy the vampire slayer. fans going wild over word that a revival of the show could happen. you know, the original with sarah michelle geller, is in the works. >> she's buffy. >> i know. the show will have a new cast. it could feature an african-american actor. >> have to confess, i never saw the movie, and i never saw the show. >> neither did i. >> don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> sorry, buffy.

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making news in america this morning, president trump's dramatic new threat to iran overnight warning that country to, quote, never ever threaten the united states. what prompted the statement and why iran's president is warning of the mother of all wars. breaking overnight, a mass shooting in canada as gunfire erupts on a toronto street. >> the suspect that's fleeing looks like possibly still shooting. >> a young girl is among the many victims. the investigation right now into the shooter's motive. new details on the duck boat tragedy in missouri. 17 people dead including nine members of the same family. this morning the safety warning issued one year ago and what the victims were told about the life