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today marks 30 years since the tiananmen square massacre that left hundreds if not thousands of people dead. chinese troops opened fire on pro-democracy protesters led by students in 1989 and the victims are being remembered around the world today. overnight china accused secretary of state mike pompeo

of interfering in its internal affairs after pompeo saluted the protesters. stunning new details about that shark attack off the coast of north carolina. >> the 17-year-old girl fighting for her life in the water as her fer jumped into action to save her. abc's gio benitez is there. >> reporter: we're hearing the frightening 911 calls after a shark attacked 17-year-old page winter at a packed north carolina beach. >> there has been a shark attack, there's somebody in the water bleeding. >> reporter: the attack happening sunday at midday near atlantic beach. >> is she awake and breathing? >> if she is, she's barely. she's in bad shape. i mean, her leg is almost gone. >> reporter: abc news learning page's father saved her life by punching the shark on its head five times. a local fisherman capturing dramatic images of the sharks in the area just days ago. and now page is speaking out through a statement saying in part, although i have extensive injuries, including an amputated leg and damage to my hands, i

will be okay. gio benitez, abc news, atlantic beach, north carolina. coming up, a return to one of the most storied battlefields of world war ii 75 years later.

♪ this week, president trump is set to participate in ceremonies in europe marking the 75th anniversary of d-day. >> and some of the last remaining american heroes who were part of that surprise attack will also be in attendance. here's abc's david muir. >> harold phil mcmurray. >> my name is jack brown flagran. i was a seaman first class in the navy. >> i was in the u.s. army. >> my name's haired himmelsback. i was actually drafted into the army when i was 18. >> reporter: we have set out to meet them, to travel with them, as they journey back.

harold. >> how are you? >> it's an honor. >> reporter: harold himmelsback, raised in yakima, washington, he is 93, about to turn 94. you're almost ready to make this trip back. how significant is this? >> very. it was the most dramatic time in my life. and i remember best things few people would ever see, and i saw it all. >> reporter: harold remembers everything. the morning of june 6th, 1944. >> i was saved, other guys died within feet of me. >> reporter: they had all been training for d-day. did you know what you were training for? >> yes, everybody knew what we were doing. we were going to go defeat the germans. >> so you all knew what you were going to do. >> oh, yes. >> you just didn't know when. >> that's right, that's right. >> reporter: they woke up harold and his brothers on that ship at 3:00 a.m. told them to eat and get their gear. >> and all of a sudden i'm out

on the deck when the first explosions took place. so i had no gear on or anything else. i didn't even have my helmet on. >> that was just the first explosion. >> right. >> as you're standing there getting your bearings, a second explosion? >> right. the second one's more violent. that was a powerful explosion, the second one. and that's why it did so much damage. >> reporter: this was the moment brave sons became men. >> i remember i had to pick up one guy's head. you know, because he'd been cut, so forth. and you almost took it as a -- the reality of where you were. in other words, you knew you had to do these things. >> reporter: that reality at 18 years old a reality he shares with veterans all over this country. harold mcmurran, new market, alabama. >> peoplsay, how did you get off that boat and go in on the beach? there was a job had to be done. somebody had to do it. we did it.

>> reporter: onofrio zarqawi, las vegas, nevada. >> man, i was scared. i didn't realize what war was until that day. it was awful. >> reporter: at 96, he remembers d-day. even the smell. >> to this day, i have -- i have flashbacks. i smell diesel oil, right away i think of d-day. can't help it. i just can't help it. >> reporter: jack claiborne, dyersburg, tennessee. he was a gunner on that day. >> seeing all these boys was killed and just laying there on the beach. it just -- it was just -- just tough. for a little kid to handle. we were all young. >> reporter: vincent unger, orlando, florida, in the navy. >> we was just on the beach, "the utah," terrible found, from the cannons, bombs dropping, everything all around us. it was a fire, explosions --

>> reporter: back on that ship, harold, who woke up at 3:00 a.m., ate breakfast with his brothers on that ship, had learned he'd already lost one of them in the first explosion. >> it was, just take care of your friend. and that's what we all did. we were all americans. >> you jumped in to save others? >> that's right. >> reporter: all of these men who were so young when they were sent in on d-day now packing up. some of them driving to the airport, ready to go back. >> i'm ready to go. >> reporter: and for all of these men, a simple hope -- for some closure, for some peace of mind, and for a country that will never forget. >> harold, how important is it that america not forget? >> you can't forget, you can't forget. i'm very proud of being involved. >> we're proud of you. >> okay. >> and thankful. >> okay. >> and grateful. >> okay. >> as we should be. >> okay. >> all those men, so young at the time, so heroic, so moving to see now. >> yes, a great story by david.

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>> less amazing is this styrofoam cake that walmart is apologizing for. a woman in texas ordered a cake to celebrate her daughter's graduation. only to cut into it, as you see there, to realize that it's styrofoam. and there are so many questions. so a store manager told flores to choose any cake from the ones that were ready to go. the baker then added a cap and gown photo of her daughter on the cake and flores brought it to the graduation party. how did no one know that this came was styrofoam? did it weigh as much as a cake? >> yeah, had to be so light. >> and they frosted it. >> that's some hustling by the employees there. >> yeah, i'd say so. >> here, take this! i would have passed it off as astronaut ice cream. >> oh, it's something real special for you. >> right, exactly. styrofoam. i don't know if you're a skier but for all you skiers out there, normally something you do

in the morning or in the afternoon. >> at least when there's daylight. >> yeah, not in the middle of the night. like this guy in france. are you kidding me? >> wow, he's impressive. >> very impressive. >> at night. >> clearly a pro or at least someone who spends a lot of time -- that is -- oh my god. i'm having anxiety. i'm having anxiety on this guy's behalf. the video made it out, so presumably he's okay. >> yes, he's okay. >> over fire! >> i mean -- shredding some powder there. >> hopefully that's shredding himself at any point. >> how about a cat that plays the guitar? >> how about it? >> strums a couple strings. couple chords. you know cats are interesting creatures. they're not always going to talk to you, cuddle up with you, play nice. but this one's going to play you a song. then look at you like, do you appreciate it? how about that?

>> i'm a genius. >> are you impressed? >> that's it for this half hour.

this morning on "world news now," the "jeopardy!" shocker. >> for weeks fans have been watching the legendary performance of james holzhauer, winning game after game, racking up the winnings faster than anyone in the game's history. but all good things must come to an end. see who took down "jeopardy!" james. also this morning, the president at the palace. queen elizabeth hosts the trump family at a lavish banquet on their first night in london. that city now bracing for large protests today. plus the personal information of millions of americans exposed in a new data breach.

hackers had access to that information for months. when your date dumps you just before prom, what's a guy to do? how about invite an nfl wide receiver in her place? yep. matching suits and all on this tuesday, june 4th. good tuesday morning. will and i almost wore matching velvet suits but decided against it. >> yeah, figured it wasn't really the look. you would have looked great. >> we will get to all of that fun. but we do begin with the end of an era. the final "jeopardy!" for james holzhauer. >> after more than six weeks' worth of shows, that winning streak is over. but the man they call "jeopardy!" james has more than 2.4 million reasons to be happy. abc's will ganss is here to look at the streak. >> hey, good morning, will. ken jennings can rest easy this morning because his record is safe. "jeopardy!" james finally losing after 32 games. here's a look back at how his

historic run came to an end. either the show was going to run out of money or "jeopardy!" james was going to lose. last night we got our answer. this 27-year-old librarian just defeated james holzhauer to end his 32-game winning streak. who is emma boettcher? >> what are lucky charms? >> yes. >> closest it's been in a while. >> reporter: james going into final jeopardy a few thousand dollars behind boettcher. the category, shakespeare's time, proving for james it was not to be. james' answer, correct. but his wager not enough to take down emma, who wrote her thesis at princeton about shakespeare's plays. james walking away from the show with no all-time winnings record. $58,000 behind ken jennings. james tweeting to him, you win this round but if "jeopardy!" ever gives me 43 second chance games, look out. he did walk away with $2,462,216, an average of $77,000 per game, answering correctly 97% of the time, holding the top 15 daily money totals. james congratulating new champ emma with a high five, wishing

her well, tweeting, congratulations to emma on a world-beating performance. there's no greater honor than knowing an opponent had to play a perfect game to defeat me. ing his "jeopardy!" run with this sentimental moment. a get well card from his daughter to host alex trebek. >> that was very sweet of her, thank you. >> reporter: one more reason to remember "jeopardy!" james and his historic run on the show. it sure was fun to watch, wasn't it? all three contestants only missed one question total between the three of them. don't worry, if you're a fan of "jeopardy!" james, he'll be back for the next edition of "jeopardy!'s" tournament of champions. >> oh, so sad to see that come to -- mostly because we were all hoping -- we all figured he was going to top ken jennings, right? he was so close. >> he was right there. he averaged like 76 grand an episode. >> yeah, crazy. crazy. well, maybe next time. now to president trump continuing his state visit to

the uk, meeting this morning with outgoing british prime minister theresa may after a day filled with royal pageantry. >> the president ended his day one of his trip alongside the queen at a lavish state banquet in his honor. abc's julia macfarlane has more from london where massive protests are expected today, julia? >> reporter: president trump receiving a royal welcome on the first day of his state visit to the uk. a day of special events at buckingham palace culminating in an opulent state dinner, the highest honor for any visiting dignitary. the president giving a speech for the vip guests, both british and american in attendance. >> on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations -- >> reporter: the queen hosting the first family, representing britain's closest ally. >> and i'm so glad that we have another opportunity to demonstrate the immense

importance that both our countries attach to our relationship. >> reporter: day one of the three-day extravaganza focusing on events with the royals, with private tours, inspection of the guard, and a lunch at the palace. but the visit has already been filled with controversy. president trump rebuking duchess meghan as nasty over comments she made about him back in 2016. >> i didn't know that she was nasty. >> reporter: and the house of commons speaker declined to invite trump to speak before parliament, a courtesy that was extended to barack obama. and while there was some small protest both for and against president trump, the mayor of london has given permission for a large demonstration, including for activists to once again fly that trump baby balloon. >> our thanks to julia. back here in the u.s., one of the largest shopping malls in the country was shut down after a shooting. one person was wounded at the del amo fashion center near los angeles but is expected to recover. police are still looking for the gunman. the motive for the shooting near the food court is still unclear.

there are disturbing new details in the disappearance of a connecticut mother of five. warrants show that police believe jennifer dulos was assaulted at her estranged husband's home. items soaked in her blood were found in local trash cans. fotis dulos and his girlfriend face evidence-related charges. he's being held on a $500,000 bond. she paid hers and was released. we're learning more about the suspect in the virginia beach shooting. the national guard veteran had submitted a letter of resignation just hours before the rampage. police say the silencer and weapons used during the shooting were purchased legally. abc's whit johnson is there. >> reporter: investigators searching for a motive behind the virginia beach mass shooting. just hours before the massacre, dewayne craddock giving his two weeks' notice, saying in this newly released email, it has been a pleasure to serve the city but due to personal reasons i must relieve my position.

the email only adding to the deepening mystery of what triggered the horror. >> shots fired, shots fired, second floor! >> reporter: the gunfire erupting at 4:08 p.m. friday. the shooter armed with two handguns, extended magazines, a silencer. four officers on scene within two minutes. >> still actively hearing gunshots. >> reporter: the officers engaged the shooter and take him down. the entire ordeal lasting 36 terrifying minutes. >> rounds were coming through doors, were coming through the wall. >> reporter: 12 innocent people killed, including keith cox, who colleagues say gave his life to save others. >> he said, ladies, get in the office, we're going to barricade ourselves in. he said, i got to check on everybody else, barricade the door. >> reporter: local police tell us they are still working with federal officials to get more information about how the gunman obtained that silencer, which requires extensive paperwork and law enforcement approval. whit johnson, abc news, virginia beach. a former university of southern california soccer coach

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ness' current creatures. the scientists are testing a number of theories about the elusive monster, including that it's a dinosaur that survived extinction 66 million years ago. they're already calling some of the results surprising. how about that? another theory, that the monster is really just a sturgeon or giant catfish. giant catfish? >> i don't know. i've seen pictures, i don't know if that's a catfish. i don't know what it is but that doesn't look like a catfish to me. i want to believe. >> me, too. >> but are we really spending our resources in the right place? >> good question. questions that need answers. right along with -- >> that's not a catfish. >> is nessie a catfish? that would be nuts. i don't think so. coming up, how an alligator ruined a romantic picnic for one couple in florida. that's later in "the mix." but first we have more from the queen's state dinner for president trump, from the menu to the gowns and the moment some say the president broke protocol. plus, the deepening mystery

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area through at least midday. the arkansas river is more than six feet above flood stage overnight and evacuations may be ordered. if you take a look at the weather radar, it shows storms over much of the western two-thirds of the country. but some of the most intense systems are down there in arkansas and eastern oklahoma and in texas. turning overseas where health officials in fiji are investigating the mysterious deaths of a young couple from texas. >> the husband and wife were on vacation when they were apparently stricken by a rapidly developing illness that killed them both before they could be airlifted to australia for treatment. abc's romina puga has more. >> reporter: janai, will, the texan parents leave behind two young children now in the care of their families. a ft. worth couple set off to fiji for a trip of a lifetime, but didn't make it back. david and michelle paul died

suddenly and unexpectedly one day before they were scheduled to return home. their family back in the u.s. now coping with the tragic loss. >> they loved traveling. >> reporter: their sister-in-law told abc news about a devastating call. >> they knew something was going on in their body and was able to get to the hospital. >> reporter: the couple became sick sometime between may 22nd and 25th. the family says early indications point to some type of virus, strong enough to debilitate two young, healthy people. >> anything can happen. and -- oh, sorry. >> reporter: michelle apparently died first. and although there were plans to transport david to australia for further treatment, he died before that happened. a u.s. state department official confirmed the deaths to the family. the cause still under investigation. officials say the couple's remains cannot be returned to the u.s. until the investigation is complete. they leave behind two young children in the care of their families and their dog zoe. >> we know that michelle and david are with us and zoe. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in fiji did not comment to abc news on the pauls' deaths specifically but said the

government had been warning of a dangerous flu season that is just hitting the region. janai, will? >> romina, thank you. the actor kevin spacey made a surprise appearance at the pretrial hearing in his sexual assault case. >> his attorneys want access to the cell phone of the man accusing the actor of sexual assault. they're alleging the mother of then 18-year-old bus boy deleted text messages. prosecutors deny any misconduct. a ruling is expected this week. it was also revealed there's no surveillance footage from the bar in nantucket where the incident allegedly occurred in 2016. coming up next half hour, we're hearing from a man just hours after he survived a lightning strike. but first the electrifying night at buckingham palace as president trump makes history across the pond. we're putting our own knowledge of royal protocol to the test.

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tonight we celebrate an alliance that has helped to tonight we celebrate an alliance that has helped to ensure the safety and prosperity of both our peoples for decades. and which i believe will endure for many years to come. >> britain's queen elizabeth shared those beautiful words for president trump and all americans at last night's state dinner in mr. trump's honor. >> quite a bit more was going on at that state dinner than affairs of state. to dig deeper into the gala, we brought our own party expert will ganss. >> that is a title that i take very seriously. party expert. all right, guys. it was a royal affair. the gowns, the tiaras, the famous faces. let's see if you two and all of you at home has what it takes to party with the royal family. this is the unofficial queen's quiz. one of you will take the crown

and possibly get invited next year. >> okay, okay, this is real. >> it's a very serious thing. so this is a snapshot of the gorgeous ballroom where the queen and the president had dinner with 170 other special guests in which famous building is that ballroom? >> buckingham palace. >> that is correct. very gentlemanly of you, will, to allow janai to jump in there first. that table took three days to set and the menu has been planned for six months. it included steamed halibut, windsor lamb, all of the president's adult children and their spouses were there. which brings us to the next question, okay? ivanka trump stood out at the dinner because she wore blue. it was a floral gown. there she is there. that was a snapshot on her instagram. but every other guest almost wore what color? >> white. >> that's correct. >> you gave it away in the picture there. >> well, yeah. white was the color of the evening. her majesty there in white. the president himself in a

bowtie and vest that were white. the first lady wore white dior haute couture. the duchess of cambridge wore alexander mcqueen. >> that's why i wore white today too, duh. >> you got the memo. >> i already knew that answer. >> in addition to that alexander mcqueen gown, duchess kate wore her favorite tiara, which is a favorite of princess diana's. there it is on top of her head. what is its name? >> tatiana? >> what? >> something a little more official than tatiana. >> a solid guest. >> ciara the tiara. >> it's called the cambridge lover's knot. >> oh, duh. >> that's a duh? >> i forgot about that one. >> tatiana was close, though. it's more than a century old and she paired it with the queen's sapphire and french diamond earrings. the president greeted the queen at the dinner with his hand on her back. some folks were saying he should have used the traditional

greeting reserved for her majesty, a neck bow from men, if it's a woman, a small curtsy will do. he's not the first high-profile american to greet the queen this way. who did something similar in 2009? >> joe biden. >> president obama. >> you're closer. it was, drumroll, michelle. there it is. she actually wrote about it in her book and said, i think the queen was fine with it because she pulled me in a little closer after i did it. >> oh my gosh, i haven't gotten that far in the book. i'm like on page 45. >> what's a neck bow? >> i feel like a chicken. >> we know what that looks like. >> oh, well done. >> oh! >> that's how you would meet her majesty? >> i don't know, i would just fumble everything. >> what would you do, will? >> a chest bump, maybe. >> yeah, right? hey, girl! >> exactly. >> so much fun, so much pageantry. >> i love it. >> so much history. >> six months to plan that menu. >> and all of those guests, even

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for the marines, they were able to get up in time and get video of it. >> as one does. >> they said the gator just went back into his lake. hate to eat and run. >> hate to eat and run. they had to make last-minute adjustments to their picnics. speaking of last-minute adjustments, there was a pittsburgh-area high school student who was sadly dumped right before prom. >> oh, oh. >> and what do you do when you need a date to prom, i guess, in 2019? you hit up social media. >> oh. >> pittsburgh steelers wide receiver juju smith-schuster answered the call. >> wow. >> and went to the prom. >> check them out. >> yeah, within anthony molinaro. they wore watching, what is that, velvet, velour, i don't know, matching tuxedos. smith-schuster showed up. he said on twitter they had a litty time. >> litty. >> and video of the whole experience would be coming to youtube soon. >> wow. >> schuster's known for being prolific and prominent and popular on social media platforms.

>> yeah. >> so i'm sure that there is a lot more to come, more content from this prom. >> hours of that, how about that. >> how fun that would that be? he's really good too. this isn't some scrub. he's a pro bowl wide receiver. he's the guy in pittsburgh. >> certainly he stood out there at the high school prom. >> the teal tuxedo. >> yeah. so we're sticking with the love theme. an underwater proposal. how about that, right? of course she was going to say yes. so this couple was on a snuba trip which is a dive where the oxygen pipe connects to the boat rather than on a tank on the diver's back. i guess the now fiancee kenna loves the ocean. kind of surprised her. they met at a beer carnival then celebrated afterwards at a beach party. >> you're bound to lose the ring in that scenario. >> that's what i thought too when i saw the video. you're playing with fire. >> yeah. and they couldn't even kiss, which is too bad. >> kissing cows? >> kissing cows.

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this morning on "world news now," london is bracing for large protests today. opponents and supporters of president trump taking to the streets in the middle of his visit. and just hours after that banquet where he praised his host, the queen. also this morning, more rain on the way for parts of the country already flooded, pushing river levels even higher. and new this half hour, "jeopardy!" james' winning streak comes to an end. >> and a 27-year-old librarian taking the title from james in a final jeopardy shocker. what we know about the new champ. and things got physical. last night on "the bachelorette," one of the first feuds of the season. tempers flared during the battle of the lukes on the rugby field. our chief senior bachelorette

analyst will wrap it all up for us later in "the skinny" on this tuesday, june 4th. good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. we've got will reeve here. >> glad to be here. >> we need some special music for you. we need to welcome you the way the queen hailed president trump. >> why don't we have hail to the co-anchor. >> i don't know, we're not that invested, will. >> you like me a little less. >> yeah, we like you, we like you. we do start today with day two of president trump's state visit to the uk, sitting down with prime minister theresa may following a day of toasts and tweets. >> protesters are expected to turn out in larger numbers to rally against the president and his supporters plan to show up too. but so far he's been enjoying a royal reception. abc's terry moran has the highlights from london.

♪ >> reporter: a resplendent moment at buckingham palace. president trump in white tie and waist coat enters a banquet held in his honor hosted by queen elizabeth himself. the first lady escorted by prince charles. ivanka trump joining other family members amid a gathering of nobles. then her majesty raising her glass. >> ladies and gentlemen, i invite you all to rise and drink a toast to president and mrs. trump. >> reporter: president trump seemed almost awed by it all as he paid tribute to the queen. >> she has embodied the spirit of dignity, duty, and patriotism that beats proudly in every british heart. >> reporter: the president got the royal treatment all day, from marine one touching down in the garden of the palace, and prince charles greeting the trumps, escorting them to the queen on the steps.

to the inspection of the honor guard. after a private lunch, a tour of the royal gallery. prince harry there too. a solemn wreath laying at the grave of the unknown warrior in westminster abbey, to afternoon tea with prince charles and camilla, duchess of cornwall. trump has stoked controversy here, weighing in on brexit and who should succeed outgoing prime minister teresa may, fighting on twitter with london's mayor. and those words about meghan markle. last week the president firing back when told by a reporter that markle had been critical of him back in 2016. >> i didn't know that she was nasty. >> reporter: the white house insists he was describing meghan's comments, not personally insulting her. the duchess on maternity leave, did not attend today's event. all that seemed far away from where the real estate developer of queens basked in the honor bestowed on him by the queen. on tuesday president trump meets with outgoing prime minister theresa may and larger protests

are expected, both pro and con. the president does have support in this part of the country. we've seen britons wearing maga caps. president trump has been tweeting about the $19 billion disaster aid package heading to his desk for signature. the president praised the legislation that passed the house after a series of delays even though it did not include those funds he requested to handle migrants at the southern border. the money will assist puerto rico and other areas hit by hurricanes, floods, and wildfires. the house judiciary committee plans to hold a hearing on the mueller report next monday featuring john dean, president nixon's former white house counsel. democrats are still hoping to bring robert mueller in to testify, but given his resister tan they're turning to legal experts and former u.s. attorneys to examine the findings of the russia investigation laid out in the mueller report. we're learning more about what may have happened to a missing mother from connecticut, locked in a custody battle. new details about blood-soaked clothing and someone dumping garbage bags comes as her

estranged husband and his girlfriend go to court. >> reporter: investigators digging in this connecticut park in a desperate search for missing mother jennifer dulos. her estranged husband under arrest, arriving at a connecticut courthouse to face charges of evidence tampering along with his girlfriend. the mother of five vanished more than a week ago after dropping her children at school. her car abandoned. newly released court documents revealed chilling details about her husband's alleged movements on the day she went missing. police say a man believed to be the husband stopped at over 30 locations, placing multiple garbage bags into various trash receptacles, his girlfriend allegedly traveling with him. investigators recovering those bags and clothing with the blood-like substance. lab tests confirming that blood matches jennifer dulos. behind bars, his girlfriend

released on $500,000 bond. >> do you know what happened to jennifer? >> reporter: investigators are asking the community for any video from around the time that jennifer disappeared. prosecutors saying they expect more charges will come. eva pilgrim, abc news, new canaan, connecticut. the search for a missing 4-year-old texas girl has ended in tragedy on an arkansas road. the remains of a child found in arkansas have been identified as maleah davis. she was reported missing in early may by her mother's former fiance. darrion vince claimed the girl was abducted by three men, now vance is behind bars after being charged with tampering with evidence. he allegedly confessed to dumping the child's body. the man who tossed a child from a third floor balcony at the mall of america will spend 19 years in prison. the 24-year-old was sentenced yesterday three weeks after pleading guilty. he told police he had been looking for someone to kill. the 5-year-old victim identified only as landon is recovering from head injuries and multiple

broken boneses. big tech is about to go under congress' microscope for the first time. the house judiciary committee has announced an investigation believed to be aimed at amazon, apple, facebook and google. lawmakers will review their market power and possible anti-competitive behavior. executives are expected to testify. the probe may lead to changes in anti-trust laws. after the investigation was announced shares of facebook, google, and amazon fell sharply. and it's the end of an era as apple shuts down itunes. the downloading service transformed the music industry, changing the way we listen to and purchase songs. it's being replaced by three apps, apple music, apple podcast, and apple tv. that's similar to how itunes already operates on iphones and ipads. more flooding in the forecast for the south. the most severe storm systems are in arkansas and eastern oklahoma and texas. the region from eastern new

mexico across to kansas is expecting as much as 4 inches of rain in the next day. the arkansas river in little rock is already six feet above flood stage. homeowners across the river have been warned they may have to evacuate, and some residents along the mississippi river north of st. louis have been ordered to evacuate after a levee failed. the river expected to rise another foot, half the city over the next few days. it looked like winter in southeastern new mexico where the large hail there damaged homes and cars. it seems as if nowhere is safe from this spring's extreme weather. >> a long island, new york, man was struck by lightning just 35 miles east of right here. the 29-year-old was standing on his front porch during a thunderstorm. >> he wanted a better view of the storm, and boy did he get it. luckily the lightning strike was not a direct hit. >> i saw it hit the tree. and i turned fast enough to

where it hit me in the shoulder and it literally picked me up and threw me against the house. i literally collapsed right here. and, you know, it was -- ridiculous as it is, was limply throwing myself at the door to get somebody's attention. >> he was treated at a local hospital and released and immediately bought two lottery tickets. >> okay, but that's smart. >> yeah, he knows he's never going to get hit by lightning again. >> or at least he's hoping not. the odds of getting struck by lightning are essentially 1 in 1.2 million, about twice as good of odds of winning the powerball jackpot. >> that's more frequent than i thought. >> really? >> i don't know, i never thought about it. >> hopefully he doesn't get hit twice. glad he's okay. he had some burns but doing all right. coming up, why christina aguilera wants to give more than a concert to her fans during her las vegas residency. but first the agony of defeat. what is the end of the line for "jeopardy!" james? and later in "the skinny,"

for the first time ever, we're hearing the voice of queen bey herself in "the lion king."

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did you see that? the shocking video did you see that? the shocking video of road rage in southern california. a driver right here throws a wrench at the other driver's car, shattering a window. we don't know exactly what provoked him but police are investigating. the suspect also allegedly cut off other drivers while swerving in and out of lanes. i mean, he did have good aim, but my goodness. >> maybe he was mad about the "jeopardy!" result. >> maybe. >> fans of that show unfortunately knew it was coming. >> here it is. the morning we hoped wouldn't

come but it has. it all happened so fast but last night james holzhauer ended his 32-game winning streak. here to tell us all about it, will ganss. >> i know, good morning, you guys. primetime tv just isn't going to be the same anymore. "jeopardy!" james losing on his 33rd game of "jeopardy!" heading home with a cool $2,462,216 -- i messed that up. he just won so much. he won $2,462,216 in his pocket, but who beat him? let's meet the lady, her name is emma boettcher, 27-year-old librarian at the university of chicago. she's been watching "jeopardy!" for a very long time and keeps track of her scores in a notebook at home. she was an english major at princeton and her undergrad thesis was on shakespeare's plays. it was meant to when the final jeopardy category was shakespeare's time, take a look. >> the line "a great reckoning in a little room" in "as you like it" is usually taken to refer to this author's premature death. correct, his wager a modest one for the first time. if you came up with the correct response, you're going to be the new "jeopardy!" champion. did you?

you did. what did you wager? oh, gosh. $20,000. what a payday. >> what a payday, emma easily winning after getting both daily doubles in the second round. by "jeopardy!" james standards his final wager was pretty low only betting $1,399. james saying he knew he could only win if emma missed that final question and he knew there was no way he wouldn't cover his all-in bet, so basically he said he was trying not to get third place. >> okay. so, so interesting. so we already don't -- we thought he was going to top ken jennings, right? he was so close, so close. then he lost in like kind of a weird way, right? >> it was very uncharacteristic of him. >> he's a professional gambler, though. >> right. >> theoretically he knew what he was doing. >> there might be more to "jeopardy!" james. >> i know, first the news about the loch ness monster, now this going on, the conspiracy theories are out there. >> best week ever.

>> let's not cry because it's over, let's smile because it happened. >> this guy. this guy. >> cheese on cheese. when we come back, the battle of the lukes on "the bachelorette." and beyonce like we've never heard her before next on "the skinny." so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. y'know what? my place... is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering.

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♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny time now for "the skinny" starting with a battle royale last night on "the bachelorette." >> two dudes named luke getting physical on the rugby field. our own chief senior "bachelorette" analyst jack sheehan predicted the whole thing and then some. >> he's not here so we have to say, roll that beautiful "bachelor" tape! >> bachelorette episode four. >> you guys are heading to newport, rhode island. >> time to leave the mansion behind. >> don't know much about boston except that they threw a bunch of tea in some body of water. there was a chant, what was it? >> oh my god. >> taxation without representation. >> what did that girl say? >> i don't know, i feel like it's close. >> she's got to go.

the analyst picked jed. doing well. >> fun in america. >> seriously? time for some rugby. >> today we fight! >> oh, that hurt. oh, that's going to need treatment. >> the guy's a beast. he's super aggressive. but i think maybe sometimes he can be a little too aggressive. >> tension grows amongst the men. >> unstable guy. he shouldn't be here. >> oh-oh. drama at the cocktail party. >> for the third date, you've made it [ bleep ] about you. that is pissing me the hell off. you laugh because you're a [ bleep ] psychopath. >> body slam me in a little rugby match in the fact that he said he was falling in love with you after a day? is that even possible? i've seen red flags come up. >> tell me.

>> he's always talking about his grant in his liquor company. and i've never heard him talk about you. >> kiss count, kiss count. the kiss count stops at -- four. >> okay, we have to give a really big shout-out to jack for just knowing how to do all -- he knew what to expect. tension among the men. drama at the cocktail party. jack is a genius. unfortunately, though, the world will have to wait until next week to see who comes out on top in the luke p. versus luke s. battle. >> uh-huh, and the next, to beyonce. one of the best, most legendary voices of all the time. bringing some of her gravitas to a new role we're very excited about. >> the 23-time grammy award winner shared the first clip of the remake of "the lion king." you guys know disney is the parent company of abc news. in this clip we hear her voice in the character of nala. >> simba. you have to take your place as king.

>> i haven't seen it yet until just now. "the lion king" featuring the queen hits theaters on july 19th. this is the closest -- everybody, ken, tony, this is the closest we'll ever get to beyonce. >> really? i feel like that's selling ourselves short. she's not going to come on "the skinny"? >> we work for disney, parent company of abc news. >> i love "the lion king." >> everybody should be over the moon excited. speaking of the carters, a major milestone for beyonce's husband. >> oh, yeah. "forbes" magazine reporting jay-z has now become the world's first billionaire rapper. the magazine credits that to his ownership stakes in uber, title, and the rock nation sports management company. also ace of spades champagne. he'll be popping that.

>> in 2014 dr. dre claimed he was hip-hop's first billionaire, but it's estimated after that deal's net worth was just about $1 million, shout-out to whoever wrote that script and called jay-z beyonce's husband who runs the world.

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♪ makes me that much stronger makes me work a little bit harder ♪ ♪ makes me that much wiser thanks for making me fighter ♪ stronger, harder, wiser, fighter. we could only be talking about the christina aguilera. >> and this morning as the five-time grammy award winner kicks off her vegas residency, that's going to be great, she's opening up about everything from motherhood to creating a connection with her fans. here's abc's adrienne bankert with more. >> reporter: she's one of the world's best-selling artists ever. ♪

♪ i have a dream in a bottle ♪ lady i'm alive >> reporter: the singer, songwriter, and actress now performing her most popular hits live. ♪ hollywood and vine >> reporter: at experience in planet hollywood. ♪ >> reporter: on stage christina wants to give more than a concert. it's about connection. >> i grew up really fast living in a home where there was a lot of chaos. it was tough, you know, going through domestic violence and the surroundings that i was in. so music was my escape. >> looking back now at that little girl who was feeling trapped or feeling like, what if they hurt me? what would you tell her now that you've gained some strength? >> no one can hurt you. no one can hurt you anymore. and you have that power within you to set yourself free. and you know, you don't have to be a product of your environment.

you know, you have the power to find something that you're passionate about and hold on to that and dig deep into that. >> reporter: she's also choreographing a life between her fans and family. >> my creative side and mommy are two very different things. and i like it that way. >> are you able to make dinner and then come to the show? >> i don't cook. let's just be real. i wish i did. >> reporter: christina brought us backstage for a look behind the scenes. >> this is actually where the real show goes down. the red is beautiful. this is the most pain in the booty to just quick change into. >> yeah, this one. >> whoo! i didn't mean to turn that on just now. >> how do you turn it off? >> oh, look at that. remote control. >> amazing. i always loved christina aguilera. and $1 from every ticket purchased for her show will go to shade tree, a 24-hour emergency shelter in southern nevada to lp women and children in crisis. >> more news next, stay with us.

america." making news in america this morning, the royal vis day two. after a message from the queen -- >> ladies and gentlemen, i invite you all to rise and drink a toast to president and mrs. trump. >> a state dinner and time spent with prince charles. how he is tackling trade and brexit this morning. plus the historic gift he received and what he had to say about her majesty the queen. is big tech too big? lawmakers launch a sweeping and historic antitrust investigation. facebook, google, amazon among those under scrutiny. what it could mean for your 401(k). congress finally approves billions of dollars i