making news in america this morning, several developments overnight as the fbi investigates supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. his second accuser, now turning over potentially crucial evidence. also another yale classmate coming forward this morning. what he is disclosing about kavanaugh's drinking and why he says kavanaugh has not told the truth. new video of the indonesia tsunami just seconds before impact. this morning, the aerial view of the devastation. the rescues and stories of heroes as the death toll climbs. why a warning system that was supposed to be in place never got built. the stunning moment a star nfl player flips off his own team while leaving the field.

and in baseball, a fan who pelted a yankee superstar with his own home run ball, speaks out. his message for that player this morning. those stories, plus doggy depression. an explanation for why more dogs are feeling depressed and why their owners are to blame. and defy the law of aging. the lawyer fighting every day for the underprivileged. his secret to success and why he has no plans to retire. and we do say good monday morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson. >> i. we begin with the yale classmate of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh telling her story to the fbi. >> sources say deborah ramirez gave agents a list of people that may be able to corroborate her allegation that kavanaugh exposed himself to her.

as the one-week investigation gets under way, another yale classmate is raising a red flag and reportedly taking his concerns to the fbi. abc's emily rau has the new details from d.c. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and maggie. president trump is now supportive of this fbi investigation that he ordered with the conditions that it be limited in scope and done by friday. the fbi investigation into accusations against brett kavanaugh is officially under way while lawyers for christine blasey ford say so far, agents have not spoken to her. the fbi has talked with kavanaugh's second accuser, deborah ramirez, a yale classmate who claims kavanaugh exposed himself at a dorm party. a source tells abc news ramirez provided investigators with a list of witnesses. on "60 minutes," democrat chris coons and republican jeff flake who forced the investigation

agreeing -- >> if judge kavanaugh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination is over? >> yes. i would think so. >> as you're sitting there listening to dr. ford, what are you hearing? what are you thinking? >> i'm hearing a very smart, anguished person who did not want to be testifying in front of us, and meanwhile my phone is just blowing up. it was stunning, the number of people i heard from during the hearing. >> and they were saying what? >> you have known me a very long time, and i was raped as a child and i have never told anyone before right now, and i'm sharing it with you. >> reporter: the investigators do not plan to interview kavanaugh's classmates who contradict his testimony about his drinking. >> now isn't that relevant given that there clearly was drinking going on? at least it's alleged at the party? >> no. i think you're trying to portray him as a stumbling, bumbling drunk, gang rapist. >> reporter: overnight, a former

college friend writing this letter in "the new york times" saying, quote, in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out from drinking and in downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, brett has not told the truth. also not being questioned, julie swetnick who claims in a sworn statement she witnessed a drunk kavanaugh mistreat women at parties in high school. kavanaugh strongly denies all allegations. and senator dianne feinstein is now asking the fbi for the exact directions that president trump provided. the white house said over the weekend the president is not micromanaging the investigation. kendis, maggie? >> certainly paying attention to it no doubt. emily rau from d.c. for us. in the meantime, the former fbi director james comey calls the one-week time limit imposed on this investigation idiotic. >> but a "new york times" op-ed comey says, quote, the fbi is up

for this. it's not as hard as the republicans hope it will be. >> and we spoke with a former fbi special agent. steve gomez, and we asked him how the fbi can pull off this investigation with the time constraint and such a divisive climate. >> they can definitely do this investigation in a week because the fbi is going to allocate every agent, analyst and professional staff member to this investigation. it's going to be the highest priority investigation during this week-long period. so as far as resources, they have them, but then it's a matter of making sure that all the witnesses are available for these interviews to ensure that they are able to get as many leads covered as possible and they should be able to do it, but you just don't know what is going to come up during these interviews that could create additional investigation. >> interesting indeed. experts say it's likely the fbi has not talked to professor ford yet because they already have her testimony from last week and because of the time limit they face. and breaking overnight, u.s. negotiators have finalizing a

new trade agreement with canada. it's meant to replace nafta, so the deal also includes mexico. it offers american farmers greater access to the canadian dairy market and gives canada some new protection if president trump imposes tariffs on cars and auto parts imported into the u.s. canadian prime minister justin trudeau called it a good day for canada after the deal was finalized overnight. it should be signed into effect by the end of next month. we have just learned the death toll from that devastating tsunami in indonesia has now topped 1,200 people. new images are coming in as rescue teams try to reach the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: this morning, an island in ruins, home after home along the coast in central indonesia flattened. new video shows fishermen running for their lives as tsunami waves come ashore after

a powerful earthquake. this woman rushed to safety after being trapped inside a restaurant. authorities fear the death toll could drastically rise as they search the debris. most of the rescue and recovery efforts focusing on the city of palu. an untold number remain trapped underneath collapsed buildings. abc's james longman making his way to the hardist hit areas. >> we're in tokyo on the way to jakarta and indonesia, and they have been struck by that 7.5 magnitude earthquake causing a massive tsunami. possibly 20 feet of water hitting the island there. the devastation looks horrific. >> reporter: amid the devastation, this one story of heroism emerging. this 21-year-old air traffic controller stayed inside the control tower of the airport as the earthquake struck, ensuring one last flight could fake off safely. authorities say his decision cost him australia life, but possibly saved hundreds. the indonesian president

surveying the area, handing out rations and telling survivors heavy equipment is on the way. coastal towns remain cut off by downed bridges and communication lines. at least 17,000 people are now homeless, and experts say a tsunami warning system could have saved lives, and it was supposed to be built after the 2004 tsunami, but the project has been delayed by bureaucracy. it's time now for a look at your weather this monday morning. tropical storm rosa is bringing heavy rain and strong winds to mexico's baja peninsula and to the southwestern u.s. the storm's outer bands dumped heavy rain in arizona making driving conditions there treacherous. flash flood warnings and watches have been issued in five states. authorities are also concerned about mudslides in areas burned by recent wildfires. checking today's high temperatures of 86 in phoenix, 80 stretching autoway to -- all the way to d.c., but still cold

in the midwest. minneapolis, 51 degrees today. coming up, a new law requiring more women in positions of power in the corporate world. but first, the mysterious and deadly car explosion caught on camera in pennsylvania. what authorities have now revealed. and the unusual distraction on the highway as a sheep climbs to new heights.

we're back with new video showing the dramatic rescue after a jet came down into shallow water in the south pacific near an airport in micronesia. navy sailors raced to the air new guinea flight on friday and searching the plane. 1 of the 47 passengers is missing though the airline says the person did make it off the

plane safely. four others remain hospitalized. police in allentown, pennsylvania believe a deadly car explosion may have been intentional. saturday's blast in the downtown area left three people dead. autopsies today will determine their identities. investigators believe the person who caused the explosion was among the victims. witnesses say the blast shook the whole neighborhood. >> we heard an explosion go off. first we were, like, maybe somebody set fireworks off or -- we came out and we looked past the 7-eleven we could see a billow of smoke. >> police are calling the explosion an isolated incident and insist there is no threat to the community. facebook could be slapped with a major fine because of its latest data breach. that fine from european regulators that could climb to more than $1.6 billion. facebook is found to have violated europe's new privacy laws. the data breach that was announced late last week compromised the accounts of more than 50 million users. california governor jerry

brown has signed a law making his state the first to require public companies to include women on their boards of directors. the law requires at least one female director on each california-based company's board by the end of next year. a bizarre sight stopped traffic on one major highway. a sheep was spotted on top of a moving truck in new zealand, and drivers couldn't resist capturing it all on camera. of course, the truck driver pulled over, but didn't appear to have any idea how the sheep got up there. authorities are looking into it. >> what are you doing up there, mr. sheep? >> a moving truck. interesting. >> i'm impressed. coming up, the 99-year-old lawyer fighting for justice. why he has no plans to retire. but first, new details on the condition of a boy attacked by an 11-foot shark off a san diego beach. and the shocking moment an nfl star flips the bird to his own teammates. your mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis.

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among the solemn events planned, a sunrise remembrance ceremony, a prayer vigil at city hall, and tonight, the las vegas strip will go dark to pay tribute. this weekend, dozens of survivors attended a jason al dean concert in california. aldean was on stage when the gunman opened fire on the crowd. >> this is the starting point of where we kind of pick up where we left off. >> it's part of the healing process. it's part of taking your life back and not being a victim. >> reporter: survivors, oshia collins-waters and todd wienke will take part in their own memorials and a special ceremony of their own. the couple is getting married today in front of the mandalay bay where the gunman opened fire from his room. >> we both knew exactly where it had to be. it had to be vegas and it had to be october 1st. >> reporter: the couple says they chose today to make the date a happier memory. >> the date needed to be change not only in defiance for us, and

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♪ we're back with the monday "pulse," and we're going to start with the baseball moment of the weekend which is going viral. the yankees superstar, giancarlo stanton hit a home run against the red sox over the weekend. >> yeah. it flew way into the seats above fenway park's green monster, but then a fan threw the ball right back pelting stanton as he rounded the bases. the fan and his friend were visiting boston for the game and he spoke about the inc ball hit like, oh, this might be a big deal and then i looked at thomas and i was, like, let's go. so i left and then i saw a bunch of security go down and just missed me and i was one security guard left and some old guy was

just, like, son, and he just came over. he was, like, did you hit giancarlo stanton i was, like, yes. >> it is kind of a big deal. turns out he is not even a red sox fan. he is a braves fan. >> after that encounter, he left fenway and just went to a bar. >> good for you, bro. >> giancarlo by the way just waved to him and smiled. a new study says your smartphone is causing sadness for your dog. >> researchers say your pooch may become more anxious or suffer depression if you pay attention to your phone more than them. same thing goes for spouses by the way. >> yeah, that's true. >> the study says dogs read body language, eye contact and eye contact. if you are on your phone, dogs think we're not interested in them. cats don't care as much. that's because they are all jerks. >> we love cats. >> do we? in connecticut, a lawyer is till taking cases nearly seven decades on the job.

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after the sun goes down the north bay is the first area to have a chance of showers later today. better bet tomorrow.

first alexis with traffic. >> good morning, drew. traveling in the east bay, a full closure of 880. last friday it was northbound side. today is it is the were southbound side. all lanes closed at 23rd. you are slow for about one mile. you will have to get off and use surface streets to get around that or even better 580 for an alternate. that is wide open at this early hour. everyone else fairly quiet. 92 westbound starting to fill in but that's about it. we'll talk about the bay bridge coming up. new developments, the governor busy signing new laws. bart building new housing on their property. amy hollyfield season live at walnut creek. amy >> reporter: hi. good morning, jessica. construction is already under way at the walnut creek station for mixed use transit center.

parking lots like the one i'm obsolete. we have video from alameda and contra costa county leaders. they said local government should be making decisions about what communities look like, not the state. but their push fell short. the governor signed the bill last night. it gives bart more control over housing projects on its land around its stations. now, bart has a goal of building 20,000 housing units by 2040. bart released a statement saying, with the passage of ab2923, lawmakers are sending a message to all local policymakers about the urgent need to build housing now. at bart, we could not agree more. this bill limits a city's ability to interfere with how bart zones its properties. so expect to see changes

starting to come to bart stations here in the bay area. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news the scooter company lime is sour after not making the cut for the pilot program. today the company, which is based in the city, wants you to show up on its behalf. the company is especially couraging riders to use today's land use and committee meeting. on the agenda, supervisors will discuss how the finalists for that permit program were selected. lime and bird got left out. lime does appealing the decision. it's 4:30. let's get a quick update on your traffic and weather. hi there, drew. >> hi. good morning, guys. live doppler 7 right now, you notice it is quiet with the active sweep. but this time tomorrow will be tracking light showers moving through the region. let's go hour by hour. cloud cover early on.