good morning. i'm janai norman. >> i'm will reeve. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." president trump is arriving in the uk this morning for a state visit after stirring up political controversy. demonstrators say he's not welcome on british soil. a full report coming up. hundreds gathered last night in virginia beach for a vigil honoring the victims of last friday's mass shooting. officials haven't disclosed a motive for the attack wh a 17-year-old girl is recovering from a shark attack off atlantic beach, north respect sharks. the warriors and raptors head back to the states even at one apiece in the nba finals. golden state rolling off 18 straight points to start the

second half, then hanging on for a five-point win. those are some of our top stories on this monday, june 3rd. thanks for joining us, thanks for staying with us this monday morning. we've got will here. will, i just want to take a second, how's the morning going? you got a slow clap. >> the slow clap. i'm going to bask in that for a second, thank you, bravo. i'm hanging, i'm good. >> yeah? feeling good? you're wide awake. >> i'm wide awake. because we learned you can have 25 cups of coffee and be okay. >> yeah, and you had that many. >> i'm at 24. so i have one left before my heart explodes. >> sounds good. >> i'm going to take it. we are wide awake and we begin this half hour with the emotional aftermath of the attack in virginia beach. 11 of the victims killed were employees of the city's government. collectively they'd served virginia beach for more than 150 years.

>> president trump visited a church in northern virginia yesterday. the white house said it was an opportunity to pray for the victims in virginia beach. the suspect was an employee in, quote, good standing with a satisfactory job performance. abc's whit johnson has more from virginia beach. >> reporter: we're learning more about the bravery of four officers who ran into a virginia beach municipal building to try and stop a massacre. the first reports of shots fired at 4:08 friday. >> shots fired, shots fired, second floor!in just two minute foot from their headquarters literally around the corner from building two. >> to walk into something like this is absolutely horrific. >> reporter: the man they're chasing, police say, dewayne craddock, a 15-year employee with the city, who handed in a letter of resignation just hours before the killing spree. later showing up armed with two handguns, extended magazines, and a silencer. >> still actively hearing gunshots.

>> reporter: two k-9 officers, two detective supervisors, immediately forming a rapid entry team following the sounds of shots and screams. navigating a maze of hallways in what police describe as a honeycomb-type building. >> i got a male down on the third floor with a gunshot wound to his arm. still looking for the gunman. >> reporter: about ten minutes after the 911 calls, officers engaged the suspect on the second floor, just one minute later -- >> officer hit, officer hit. >> reporter: an officer shot, saved by his bullet-proof vest. >> he knew where our officers were, and he had every intention to inflict bodily harm on them. >> reporter: the officers then busting through a door, taking the shooter down. 36 terrifying minutes after receiving the first call. >> they put themselves in harm's way. in deadly harm'sayfor peop thate >> reporter: the gunman later dying at the hospital as the virginia beach community vows to

stand strong. >> everyone was trying to step out, to try to do something to help offset the tragedy. >> reporter: four people in critical condition recovering from injuries. 12 innocent lives lost, leaving family and friends like this woman, who knew laquita brown, to cope with unimaginable grief. >> knowing that when i go there, that i won't run into her anymore -- that's -- that's going to be the hardest part. >> reporter: police still aren't revealing a motive. they say they have yet to find any major disciplinary issues or problems at work that might have set him off. whit johnson, abc news, virginia beach. moving overseas to the uk where president trump's state visit is getting under way this morning. it's already marked by controversy. >> even before air force one took off, the president chimed in on brexit, his choice for british prime minister, and one of the newest members of the royal family. he called duchess meghan markle

nasty after finding out she'd publicly criticized him during the 2016 election. that's a comment he's made before. abc's brad mielke has more, brad? >> hey, guys, that's right. president trump is on your guys' early, early morning schedule. his red eye flight is putting him right into the middle of political chaos this morning in london. when this state visit was announced, meetings with the queen, the prince, the prime minister, there were massive protests in london. we knew this could be wild. then may happened, by which i mean the prime minister, theresa may, announcing her resignation. i spoke to abc's senior national correspondent, terry moran, who's in london. he said president trump is already being called a kingmaker, excuse me, a prime ministermaker, in the country's power struggle. >> the politics of this country, president trump just wading in. the prime minister, theresa may, has resigned. she could not get this brexit deal done. president trump has already kind of butted in and said, you should pick this guy, this boris johnson guy, sometimes called the british trump, the former

foreign secretary. he said, if you have to, go for no deal, just crash out of the european union. but there's a link between the controversy and brexit, which is that as britain leaves the >> and you're going to see massive protests today, but don't be fooled. while a lot of people in london might not like president trump, london did not vote for brexit. a lot of the rest of england did, and many of those voters are huge president trump fans. we will preview this visit on "start here" later this morning. listen on apple podcasts or your favorite podcasting app. >> a big thanks to brad. the pentagon has delivered a blunt warning to the white house following an uproar over the navy warship named after the late senator john mccain. >> the acting defense secretary is looking into a directive that the ship be hidden from view during president trump's recent trip to japan. the white house is essentially saying, so what? abc's tara palmieri has the details. >> reporter: a warning from the pentagon to the white house. do not politicize the military.

the strong words coming after a request to keep the destroyer "uss john s. mccain," quote, out of sight during the president's trip to japan caused an uproar. >> the white house military office courted directly with the 7th fleet. the white house military office gave a director that the "uss john mccain" should be hidden from view. >> reporter: acting defense secretary patrick shanahan said that directive was not carried out. according to shanahan, the tarp seen in this report was put there for maintenance, not to cover the mccain name. it was removed before the president arrived. acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney insisting neither he nor the president were aware of the request. >> the fact that some 23, 24-year-old person said can somebody look into moving it? that's not an unreasonable thing to ask. >> seriously? >> it's not. >> reporter: the president, who has attacked john mccain for

years, told reporters this week whoever gave that directive was doing him a favor. repor sanghe attacks have caused more pai >> he is so obsessed with the fact that he will never be a great man like he was. >> reporter: secretary of defense patrick shanahan said he didn't know about the incident and would have never authorized it. he says he still needs to gather information about what happened, but he did call the late senator's wife, cindy mccain. tara palmeri, abc news, the white house. there are now two arrests in the case of a missing mother in connecticut. jennifer dulos, the mother of five, hasn't been seen for 10 days. her estranged husband fotis dulos and his girlfriend were taken into company, both charged with fabricating or tampering with physical evidence and hindering prosecution in the case. officials say they could face additional charges as the search for jennifer dulos continues. >> there's a possible break in the case of maleah davis. the 4-year-old girl from texas was reported missing more than three weeks ago. authorities found remains of a child last friday in arkansas.

they're now trying to determine if the body is that of davis. the ex-fiance of maleah's mother has been arrested in connection with maleah's disappearance. new orleans is preparing to say good-bye to an iconic chef and civil rights activist. leah chase died saturday. she created new orleans' first white tablecloth restaurant for black customers. the woman behind dooky chase's restaurant served presidents and entertainers and freedom fighters jailed in the south. the louisiana native was one of 14 children. mrs. chase was 96 years old. funeral arrangements have not yet been released. red traffic light cameras will soon be banned in texas. the governor signed the bill over the weekend. it takes effect in september. the cameras capture drivers disobeying red stop lights. critics say the lights are unconstitutional and may cause accidents. supporters say they help make streets safer and generate some

much-needed funds. janai, i'm not sure if you're looking for a place to live, but tony soprano's home is for sale. >> how about that? the new jersey house that served as the figts al mob boss' house in the iconic hbo series is on the market. but look, it will cost you. >> of course. the 5,600 square foot, four bedroom, four and a half bath property, going for $3.4 million. the owners say they don't need it anymore since their now adult son moved out years ago. >> okay. not too bad. the interior of the home appeared in the pilot, the exteriors were used every season. so if you drive by -- do you think people -- it's one of those houses that folks get out and take pictures by? >> i think so. "the sopranos," iconic, new jersey, big connection there, i'd think you would have gawkers for sure in your driveway. >> if you're up for that, have at it. >> and you have the money. coming up, the growing danger on the road. counterfeit bicycle helmets.

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authorities in italy are investigating what exactly went wrong when this giant cruise ship slammed into a much smaller tour boat then into that dock in venice. the ship reportedly lost control when steel cables attaching it to a tugboat snapped. at least five were slightly injured, including one american. meanwhile a search is under way for eight climbers who disappeared in the himalayas, including two americans. >> the group never showed up at base camp and concerns are mounting. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: eight of these mountain climbers, including two americans, missing in the himalayas, vanishing while climbing in uncharted territory on india's second-highest mountain. >> this was an unclimbed peak on the mountain. >> reporter: the americans in the group led by experienced british climber martin moran,

leaving base camp may 13th for their final ascent. the area then hit by an avalanche. >> having been reported missing in the mountains myself, and i was fortunate enough to come out in one piece, i just pray that martin and the team are in a similar position. >> reporter: the group's disappearance comes amid growing concerns in the himalayas with overcrowding on mt. everest and a rush of inexperienced climbers. a record 11 people have died on the world's tallest mountain so far this season, and officials say the area where this group is missing is five times deadlier than everest. and with dangerous weather conditions in that region, the search was called off. it's expected to resume today. officials say the chances of finding survivors at this point are quickly dropping. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> scary situation there. our thanks to marci in l.a. the missing group includes two americans, four britons, an australian, and an indian. >> it's getting more dangerous the more crowded it gets. thankfully the climbing season

coming to a close very soon. hopefully everything will be straightened out. >> we keep hearing these stories in the midst of climbing season. unimaginable. i do think that it is really cool that people, you know, plan and practice and everything to take these incredible journeys. >> it's a major achievement, but it's also deadly. >> yes. >> clearly. >> so we'll keep watching that one. coming up, counterfeit bicycle helmets. >> what you may not have known about how dangerous those knockoffs can be in a crash. just because i felt like it was so oily and greasy and that it was going to clog my pores. but what i love about olay regenerist whip with spf 25 is that it's lightweight, it's barely there. and then i can put makeup on over it if i want or if i'm not working, you know, just roll. it's perfect for me. i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything.

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riding their basics. >> and even those parents who do make sure that their kids strap on a helmet may still unknowingly be putting themselves at risk by relying on counterfeit helm here is becky worley. >> reporter: we've seen knockoff purses and sneakers. but counterfeit bike helmets? that sounds concerning. >> we're talngnc between life and death. >> reporter: j.d. lee from houston, texas accidentally bought one of those counterfeits online. lee wiped out while wearing the counterfeit helmet, and the impact left him unconscious. this is not an isolated incident. >> we are trying to determine who are these manufacturers who are sending in counterfeit helmets that don't comply with our safety standards? >> reporter: now some brands are fighting back. specialized, from the top manufacturers of bikes and helmets, has a team of 14 employees around the world fighting to keep these potentially dangerous counterfeits off the market.

andrew love, the head of brand security, says his team took down $49 million worth of counterfeit products last year on various e-commerce and social media sites. they also helped chinese authorities take down this warehouse with more than 1,200 knockoff helmets. >> i can't tell the difference, really, between these helmets. >> love says the issue isn't only with counterfeits carrying their logos but generics that look similar but might have been branded with a different name. >> they copied the look, they copied the design, they copied the graphics. and they left out all the safety stuff. and these things are available all over the place. >> reporter: andrew and i jump on the helmets to check their strength. first an authentic specialized helmet. >> that absorbed the impact. i didn't go all the way through. >> reporter: we both jump on a counterfeit. >> whoa! >> reporter: to see how they hold up. no protection. wow. unlike the real helmet, the counterfeits have no protected space for your head.

the generic? my feet go straight to the floor. >> that, the energy goes right through. >> there's no preservation of the head space. >> reporter: we put an authentic and counterfeit up against part of the cpsc standard test for bike helmets. >> solid. >> that's a good sound. that's all normal and acceptable. >> reporter: again, the counterfeit doesn't hold up. >> that's pretty bad. >> structurally, very different. >> reporter: lee says he'll now only buy helmets from a reputable bike shop or directly from the company's website. >> a big thanks to becky worley. the kids are getting out over the summer. my husband just got a new helmet and one for the baby and are riding bikes. we're going to have to go back and look at it. >> you've got to check it out, make sure you have the right one. you saw those stress tests, what happens if you have a counterfeit, that's life and death. >> a big difference. buy helmets only from an authorized dealer. coming up, president trump is across the pond.

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♪ that was air force one leaving joint base andrews a few hours ago carrying president trump and first lady melania trump to their state visit to the united kingdom. >> the president will be making history as he's being greeted by queen elizabeth like so many presidents before him. we're going to open the "abc vault" here, take a look back at a few of those visits. >> a glittering formal dinner at windsor castle. the president and the queen spoke of unity between their nations. there was no talk of ineptitude or division. >> to anglo-american friendship and to the prosperity and happiness of the people of the united states. >> british television commentators said this dinner

was certain to be the high point of the president's visit to england. >> the bushes' next stop was buckingham palace where the queen and prince philip were waiting outside to greet them. she apparently didn't know only the secret service opens the doors on the presidential limousine. there was a bit of royal irritation at the palace footman, who seemed to be leaving the first lady in the car. open it, she said. it was only a momentary hitch, though, and the visit seemed to go well thereafter. the weather today matched the stormy conditions of this day 50 years ago when rough seas caused the invasion to be put off one more day. >> the president's first full day in london was filled with pomp and protocol. tonight a state dinner at buckingham palace. earlier a 41-gun salute and a welcoming ceremony fit for a queen. >> at last night's state dinner hosted by queen elizabeth, there was the usual pomp and pageantry. ♪

then in the middle of the president's toast -- >> to her majesty, the queen. the vitality of the special relationship -- >> the orchestra mistakenly played the british national anthem, "god save the queen," before the president was done. ♪ >> this realm, this england, to the queen. >> so cool to see all those visits. i don't know if you caught that but hillary clinton was in a formation hat when she met the queen. >> okay. >> okay, ladies. >> i love all the -- they kept saying pomp and pageantry and all that. it's true in the protocol, it's so interesting to observe as it changes over the years. the missteps. it's high pressure, it's the queen. >> yeah, it will be interesting to see president trump over there. you know, he likes to do his own thing. >> not much protocol happening. born from 1945 through 1965

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this morning on "world news now," game two of the nba finals. >> wide open for three, and golden state regains the lead. >> you saw it right here on abc. dub nation storming back in the third quarter. and then holding on to even the series. there was a star lineup in the stands, including president obama. and developing this morning, arrests in the case of that missing mother of five. two people are now behind bars in connection to jennifer dulos' disappearance. hear what led police to arrest her estranged husband and his girlfriend. this morning a teenager is recovering after a horrific shark attack off a popular beach. she has a surp the public about sharks. and how many cups of coffee do you drink in the morning? they say there's a limit to your caffeine intake but a new study suggests you can drink more than two dozen cups and it is a-okay.

we'll explain on this monday, june 3rd. the first monday in june. i'm back. kenneth's out. we are happy to have will reeve here. >> oh, i get the slow clap. >> yeah. >> excellent. >> everybody's excited. >> that's elite. just like the warriors and the raptors, huh? >> i guess so. how do you feel about being here? are you nervous? >> no. i mean, i don't know. you're such a calming presence. >> oh, good, good. >> everyone's been very nice to me so far. i know the viewers are going to be kind as well. >> yeah. >> i'm all good. >> you're always hoping so. who knows how they'll act this morning? >> i know, @reevewill. the nba series is coming back to the united states all even after a tough game two battle in toronto. >> the two-time defending golden state warriors surviving a late surge from the toronto raptors. former finals mvp andre iguodala

hitting that final shot, the dagger, with just seconds to go to seal the deal. the 109-104 warriors win made the postgame atmosphere much less raucous in toronto than game one with drake going crazy. abc's t.j. holmes has much more from canada. >> reporter: hey there, janai and will. and just like that the golden state warriors have taken home court advantage, and there was a much different tone here in the scotia bank arena. yes, the golden state warriors have evened up this series 1-1 heading back to oakland now for game three of the nba finals. this one started out very much like we saw game one start out. it looked like toronto was really in control of this game, and golden state really couldn't break through. but you go into halftime, golden state was down by five. they start the second half on an 18-0 run, took the lead, and never looked back. steph curry did his steph thing, draymond green had a very good

game all around. also kawhi leonard for the raptors, he had an outstanding game. but pascal siakam, spicy p., who had a career game in game one, he had more of a quiet game. 12 points and didn't really have the same type of impact. i'm telling you, this place was crazy game one, it was crazy as far as the fans go for much of this game. but this second half, this place got quiet. and it was eerie. they could feel something going on. now golden state is going back to oakland with home court advantage and a chance now to take a really commanding lead and get in charge of the series if they can pull off those two wins back in oakland. so that is the word from here in toronto. we will be back at some point. we have to let you know, you talk about drake so much, being the famous fan. would you believe he was only the second-most famous fan in the building? yes, president obama stopped by

for a little while for this game. so take that, toronto. the united states and the golden state warriors countered with the president, all right? so we'll see you all again for game three. that's coming up on wednesday. >> a big thanks to t.j. and his bracelets there. yeah, president obama? >> that's huge. >> former president obama, of course, in the building in that leather jacket. >> i remember he went to a duke college game earlier this year, the 44 on the sleeve. >> and that bomber jacket. >> i think he's enjoying showing up courtside at the biggest games of the year. >> i think so, yeah. >> wonder if he'll be at game three wednesday. >> drake, i'm sure we can expect to see him there. also this morning president trump is getting the royal treatment as he arrives in the uk for a state visit. he'll have afternoon tea with prince charles ahead of tonight's state dinner at buckingham palace hosted by queen elizabeth. the president is also meeting with outgoing prime minister theresa may. before the trip he backed a possible replacement for may, offered up advice on brexit, and called meghan markle nasty when he found out she'd criticized

him. he's expected to face thousands of protesters. talks are getting under way in washington today between officials from mexico and the u.s. after president trump threatened to hit mexico with a 5% tariff. >> acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney says the president is, quote, deadly serious about imposing that tariff on all mexican imports and gradually raising it to as much as 25% if mexico does not stop central american migrants from crossing into the united states. the pentagon is warning the white house not to politicize the military. that message is coming from acting defense secretary patrick shanahan after he learned about a white house directive to make sure the "uss john mccain" was hidden from view during president trump's recent visit to japan. shanahan said the directive was not carried out and the white house is suggesting that request wasn't such a big deal. >> the fact that some 23 or 24-year-old person on the advance team went to that site, there's the "john mccain," we all know how the president feels

about the former senator, maybe that's not the best backdrop, can somebody look into moving it? that's not an unreasonable thing to ask. it's not. >> shanahan said a tarp covering the mccain name was there for maintenance but removed before the president arrived. he said he spoke with mccain's widow cindy but offered no details on their conversation. two arrests have been made in the case of the missing mother of five in connecticut involved in a custody battle. her estranged husband and his girlfriend were arrested over the weekend. and the arraignment for fotis dulos is scheduled for today, a little more than a week after jennifer farber dulos vanished. her friends came together sunday to pray for her safety and hope for the best. here is erielle reshef. >> reporter: the estranged husband of this missing connecticut mother of five and his girlfriend under arrest. nine days after jennifer dulos mysteriously vanished. these images taken by

thedailymail.com. both now charged with fabricating or tampering with physical evidence and hindering prosecution in the case. it comes after police, according to "the hartford-courant," collected dna samples from the husband over the weekend. authorities searching storm drains and dumpsters and a family home in pound ridge, new york and jennifer dulos' rental home in new canaan, connecticut, where investigators reportedly found blood. >> she's incredibly devoted to her five children. they are her world. >> reporter: the 50-year-old mother disappeared may 24th after dropping her children, ages 8 to 13, at school. all now staying with her mother under armed guard. >> the children are safe. and they miss their mother terribly. >> reporter: and as authorities continue to search for jennifer, there's also an ongoing criminal investigation.

officials say we could see additional charges as that progresses. >> our thanks to erielle. virginia beach, a community shining a light on the victims of last friday's attack on a government office building. hundreds gathered to honor the 12 who lost their lives in the mass shooting. one speaker said virginia beach has lost its blinding innocence in the attack. earlier president trump made an unannounced stop at a church in northern virginia. the white house said the visit was a time to pray for friday's victims. >> 11 of the 12 people killed in the attack were virginia beach city employees, the other was a contractor seeking a permit. police say the gunman resigned by email hours before the attack.icwa ee, quote, in good standing with a satisfactory job performance. no motive for the attack has been given. four people who were wounded remain in critical condition. a stunning admission from boeing concerning more problems with its troubled 737 max jets. boeing says nearly 150 parts may have been manufactured

incorrectly. more than 300 aircraft are affected worldwide. 55 of those in the u.s. the 737 max was grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes. and look for big news from apple today at its annual worldwide developer conference that's opening, and after 18 years something's closing. the company expected to shut down itunes, according to multiple reports. the download service is going to be replaced by three separate apps for music, tv, and podcasts. apple reportedly wants to rebrand itself as an entertainment service instead of as a hardware company. so janai, it's my first time here at "world news now." you're being very welcoming, everyone is being so kind to me. i am coming in fresh. >> yeah? >> brand-new to me. speaking of fresh, you've got to be feeling fresh.you are just b. >> fresh, yeah. i was out in brazil for a while

with my family. that's me with my kid in a diaper because it was hot. the brazilian babies didn't have their clothes on so we said, hey. >> why not? >> when in rome. no, it was amazing. we were in salvador and drank a lot of coconut water straight from coconuts. it was me on the beach. >> whoa! >> wow. that wall is like built for instagram. >> it was. all for the gram, jack, all for the gram. >> doing it for the gram. >> all the colors there. i wouldn't normally send in pictures without a shirt on. but we met up with some other couples. >> you know, when in brazil. >> yeah, there were three other babies there. so it was like a baby -- babies take brazil. >> is that a vacation, though, when you've got like baby duty? >> no. no. yeah, that's the thing about being a parent, it's like never vacation unless you can dump your kid off on somebody else. >> i babysat my niece and nephew on saturday night, and that -- i mean, my sister got a vacation. >> still recovering. >> i don't know what time it is. >> that's why my coffee is extra

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we're back with this spectacular display from europe's most active and tallest volcano, mt. etna, spewing lava and ash that's lighting up the night sky in southern italy. the 700,000-year-old volcano started roaring early friday morning. scientists say there's no threat to the people living nearby and the airport is still open. the last eruption was about six months ago. an 8-year-old girl in southern california is recovering from a case of rat bite fever. her family has kept two domestic rats as pets for about two years. >> rat bite fever is a potentially deadly infection that can cause rash, fever, and body aches. doctors say the girl contracted the disease when the rat saliva came into contact with an open wound.

her mother says she wanted to share details as a way of educating other parents about the danger in case you've got some domestic rats. and in washington state, another young girl is also recovering from a cougar attack. >> the 4-year-old suffered minor injuries. it happened saturday night around dusk at a park about 120 miles east of seattle. hours later wildlife officers euthanized the 125-pound male. they'd been tracking it since an earlier sighting. staying with the animal stories, a teenager in north carolina is recovering from a horrific shark attack. >> and despite the attack, her family released a statement overnight saying that she wants people to respect sharks in their environment. here's abc's diane macedo. >> possible shark attack -- >> reporter: a shark attack off the coast of north carolina as scene.rs rrifyin >> female subject badly injured,

leg is almost amputated at this time, badly injured. >> reporter: the victim, a 17-year-old girl. >> all of a sudden everyone started screaming. and i looked to my left. it looked like she was barely crawling on the beach. >> reporter: authorities say it happened around 12:20 on sunday afternoon as the teen was swimming at ft. macon state park. fire officials described deep lacerations to her leg, pelvis, and hand areas. the incident comes just a week after a california grandfather was killed in a shark attack while vacationing in maui. diane macedo, abc news, new york. >> and the victim is now listed in good condition. >> lucky. coming up next half hour, the frightening scene that played out in italy. what we're learning this morning about that runaway cruise ship that slammed into a tour boat and then the doc but first, patriots tight end rob gronkowski is now saying about his retirement barely two months in. saying about

his retirement barely two months in.

golden state won the battle but lost the war of attrition. >> injuries, the warriors saw two more players go down with injuries last night. kevon looney suffered an injury and did hamstring. he was done for the night. but two-time finals mvp, kevin durant, is reportedly due back for game four. by the way, someone paid more than $100,000 for two seats to that game four. >> my gosh. >> presumably thinking it would be the culmination of a sweep. that's not going to happen but the $50,000-plus per ticket is a finals record. >> i'm cheering for toronto this game but i do hope that klay thompson gets better. >> i hope the person who paid

that money for those seats has a nice time. >> they deserve it. >> maybe not if you're spending that kind of money. former nba star dwyane wade was a surprise graduation speaker at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> the campus shooting ended in the deaths of 14 students and three staffmembers. yesterday he called himself part of the school's family and ended his speech with the words "msd strong." at the french open, serena williams is out. but the u.s. sti has a c at the women's title. >> yes, sloane stephens has a good shot to make to it the final. the 26-year-old from florida, she's the highest seed remaining in the whole tournament at number seven and she plays in the quarterfinals tomorrow. former patriots great rob gronkowski has no hair on his head this morning and he's also trying to put rumors about a possible return to the nfl to rest. gronk had his head shaved to benefit a children's cancer charity yesterday at his old team stadium. he says he's in a good place

right now and that he'll be part of more charity events while enjoying retirement. retirement, i bet that is being in a good place. >> probably. i still think he's coming back but we'll see. a major league baseball game has been delayed by bees for the second time this season. sunday's incident took place during a padres game against the marlins in san diego. a swarm of bees settling on a microphone near the padres' dugout. >> they called in a beekeeper you see there who dealt with the problem. the game was delayed for nearly half an hour, un-bee-lievable. >> i see what you did there. >> get all the puns in. >> that was excellent, well done. vacation did not dull your senses one bit. >> jack said he wasn't feeling well and he's throwing all the shade on this monday. stay with us. coming up what we're learning about "jeopardy!" james. >> jack said he wasn't feeling well and he's throwing all the shade on this monday. stay with us. coming up what we're learning about "jeopardy!" james.

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it's time for "the mix" on this monday morning. we're arting with "jeopardy!" james who is, i mean, he's so close. he's so close to ken jennings' record. >> i know. in such less time too. >> yes, so much less time. >> compared to jennings' 74. >> "jeopardy!" james won his 32nd straight game, total winnings $2.4 million. so he is just under $60,000 away from ken jennings' record, $58,484 away from jennings' $2.5 million record. jennings, it took him 74 games. "jeopardy!" james is there in about half the time. we're watching. >> yeah, he makes like 76 grand per game. >> each game on average. >> you think he should have it done. speaking of killing it. >> oh, right, you are just on fire with the puns on this monday. so if you want to go see a stinky corpse flower, something you've never smelled before, go to cal state long beach.

yeah, these flowers, this one's known as phil. they grow, they blossom every 7 to 15 years, only about 24 hours. when they successfully bloom, the stench is said to resemble rotting flesh. i have no personal interest in attending cal state long beach for this demonstration. you can also go to indonesia, that's where they're native to. >> we're hoping when it does bloom we can get a live look at it and someone will move right in front of the camera just at that time that it opens up, that is what we're hoping for. monday morning, the first monday of june, you're going to need your coffee. if you want to drink 25 cups of coffee, it's all good. scientists did a new study that found people who drink up to 25 cups a day can rest assured it's not bad for your heart despite what previous studies say. this one said whether you're drinking one cup, two cups, 25

cups, it's all good, your arteries aren't going to stiffen or any of that. so drink up. >> that's crazy. >> i know, right? >> i feel like if i have more than two cups i'm jittering. >> who's drinking 25 cups of anything a day? >> people in this study, i suppose. june 2nd was national leave work early day. >> but it was sunday. >> it was a sunday, so that transfers over to the closest workday. >> today. >> which would be today. and i observe all holidays. >> right. >> and i will see you guys later. it's been a pleasure. >> yeah. his first day here. >> on "the mix" on "world news now." >> maybe i'll go on vacation again. >> that's fine with me. >> we're leaving work early. >> after you. >> enough of this. >> good-bye. >> put on your own news! toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.

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this morning on "world news now," britain braces for protests as president trump arrives there today for a state visit just hours before he's set to meet the royal family. he's trying to clear up a comment he made about duchess meghan. also this morning, new details in the deadly rampage in virginia beach as the community mourns the 12 lives lost. investigators are giving us new insight about the shooter. new this half hour, the couple found dead on vacation. >> the americans traveling in the dominican republic found dead in their hotel room. they were supposed to check out that day. what their autopsy results are revealing. later in "the skinny," the celebrity mom and her daughter creating their own circle of life. what they did that was inspired by "the lion king" coming up on this monday, june 3rd. ♪ through faith and love

the circle of life. it's a little bit of a circle. kenneth's out this week, i'm back. i got to do what i can to miss him and i'm so happy to have will here. >> it's called a revolving door, not a circle, but i'm glad to be here. >> whatever it is. >> having a lot of fun. you're back from vacation. >> i am. >> i've been around. >> you're here, you're here on this monday, thank you for joining us. we begin this half hour with president trump wading into british politics before touching down in london for a state visit to the uk. >> the president and the first lady are kicking of whirlwind trip that includes a string of events with the royal family capped off with a banquet tonight at buckingham palace. now the president is trying to walk back an insult he aimed at meghan markle. abc's terry moran is in london. >> reporter: in london they're hanging the flags outside buckingham palace. the stars and stripes and the union jack. symbols of one of the world's

closest alliances. president trump's state visit here this week is also a security challenge. when he was in the uk last summer, there were massive protests in london. but he is popular elsewhere in this country and he's already stirring controversy, boldly weighing in on who should succeed outgoing prime minister theresa may. trump backing former foreign secretary boris johnson, the man some call the british trump. >> i think boris would do a very good job. i think he'd be -- i think he'd be excellent. i like him very much. >> reporter: the overriding issue here, brexit, the british decision to exit the european union, and how to do it. president trump voicing support for a so-called hard brexit where the uk would crash out of the eu with no deal, a potentially chaotic course. >> if you don't get the deal you want, if you don't get a fair deal, then you walk away. >> reporter: and then there's president trump's take on meghan markle, prince harry's american-born wife who he praised in an interview but also called nasty when the reporter told him she'd publicly

criticized him. trump denied that on twitter but roll the tape. >> she said she'd move to canada if you got elected. turned out she moved to britain. >> there are a lot of people moving here so what can i say? no, i didn't know she was nasty. >> reporter: this three-day state visit is a high honor for president trump and it clearly means a lot to him. and as britain leaves the european union, they need the united states