america." making news in america this morning, the royal visit 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 in disaster relief for the southeast and midwest but this morning, the

staggering economic toll of the flood crisis right now in the heartland. the top concern from farmers with more rain on the way. coffee and cancer. the experts set the record straight after a controversial court ruling. "jeopardy james" goes down in defeat. >> if you came up with the correct response, you're going to be the new "jeopardy" champion. did you? you did. >> his 32-game win streak over. this morning meet the young librarian who beat him. why she was the perfect foe. and later, the tp for today. how millennials are changing this everyday household staple. good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm janai norman. >> i'm and will reeve in for kenneth moton. >> the president is meeting with the prime minister after getting showered with royal hospitality.

the president capped off a day of pageantry side by side with the queen at a lavish banquet in his honor but today protesters are vowing to turn out in larger numbers. >> abc's julia macfarlane has the latest from london. good morning, julia. >> reporter: janai, well, good morning from london. yes, that's right. yesterday was all about the pomp. today it's politics as theresa may and president trump talk shop. day one of the visit was a feast. a full state reception for the trumps. ♪ with nearly all the trimmings. there was the inspection of the guards, a tour of the palace with the queen, all leading up to that lavish banquet in buckingham palace. men in white tie, women in long white gloves, tiaras and royal insignias optional. >> mr. president -- >> reporter: the president often unpredictable on his best behavior sticking to the script. >> she has embodied the spirit of duty and patriotism that

beats proudly in every british heart. >> reporter: from the queen some sage advice on the importance of international cooperation. >> i'm so glad that we have another opportunity to demonstrate the immense importance that both our countries attach to our relationship. >> reporter: but today is all about business. as britain leaves the eu it n d needs america and president trump more than ever. meetings are expected to cover trade and security, a business breakfast is first on the agenda this morning but only a handful of businesses from each side attending. that's likely because trump knows on this trip he is hosted by a lame duck prime minister. theresa may will step down as leader in just three days. and the president has already indicated who he'd like to replace her. but that's not the only opinion that's caused controversy. reigniting his rivalry with london mayor sadiq khan who spoke given permission for large scale demonstration and they expect more than 100,000 to

descend on the capitol. soon president trump will be meeting theresa may in downing street and just down the road is where the crowds are going to start to gather. he won't drive past but they'll certainly try to make enough noise to ensure that their presence is heard. julia macfarlane, abc news, london. >> from pomp and circumstance to politics and controversy. julia, thank you. back here at home the house has approved a $19 billion disaster relief package. that will help puerto rico and other areas of the u.s. hit by hurricanes, floods and wildfires. president trump praised the passage of the bill even though it did not include money he wanted for border security. he tweeted, great, now we will get it done in the senate. in response senate minority leader said, you're clearly confused, president trump. the senate passed the bill two weeks ago. hopefully after blocking it for so long you're not too confused to sign it. new information overnight

about friday's shooting massacre in virginia beach. police the so-called silencer and the guns used by the shooter were bought legally. they say it's unclear if the silencer had any impact on the death toll. 12 people were killed. the suspect e-mailed a letter of resignation before the rampage. he said, it was a pleasure to serve the city and said he was leaving due to, quote, personal reasons, but he did not elaborate. he died in a shootout with police. stocks in major tech companies like facebook and google are down this morning after word that lawmakers in washington are launching a sweeping and historic antitrust investigation. the big question, are these big tech companies too big? what can be done, and how will it affect all of us who use their products? abc's serena marshall is taking a closer look this morning in washington. serena, good morning. >> reporter: janai, good morning. it is a rare moment of bipartisanship on capitol hill with democrats and republicans backing the probe as the trump administration launches an washington.on of their own.big

e weepin antitrust probe with facebook, google, amazon and apple in the crosshairs. speaker pelosi tweeting unwarranted concentrated isangeus tdemoacy.the hands of a e a of sf-regutions the house judiciary promising a top to bottom review that could lead to a major overhaul of antitrust regulations. many of those laws written before silicon valley as we know it even existed. the scrutiny not just from congress but democrats running for president and the president himself. in the past he's accused of the companies without evidence of suppressing voices. >> so i think that google and twitter and facebook, they're really treading on very, very troubled territory. >> reporter: and questioned if it's an antitrust situation. senator elizabeth warren putting up this billboard encouraging voters to get behind her effort to break up big tech. >> but you don't get to be the

umpire and have a team in the game. >> reporter: but not everyone backs the move. >> but i don't think that a president should be running around pointing at companies and saying breaking them up without any kind of possess here. >> reporter: the house investigation as "the wall street journal" reports the justice department and the ftc is gearing up for an antitrust investigation of their own, examining google's internal practices and search rankings. antitrust investigations can take years to settle. the government's case against microsoft lasting roughly a decade while the 1970s case against at&t spanned eight years so this will likely go well beyond 2020. ken -- janai, will. >> serena, thank you. bloody clothes are among the evidence police say they found in the search for a missing mother of five from connecticut. detectives believe jennifer dulos was the victim of a serious assault. they also say they have surveillance video of a man they suspect is her estranged husband leaving with garbage bags with

blood-stained items inside them leaving them at dozens of places the night she vanished. he and his girlfriend are charged with evidence tampering and hindering the prosecution. notorious mexican drug lord el chapo will not be getting any of the perks he requested while behind bars being held in new york awaiting sentencing and requested bottle water and earplugs and wanted permission to exercise outdoors for the fresh air and sunlight. the judge denied the request saying el chapo has access to fresh air through a window. >> time now for a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. historic flooding in arkansas is costing the state's economy $20 million a day, and they're bracing for even more rain. vice president pence will tour the damage in neighboring oklahoma today. the flooded missouri river forced the closure of these highways in iowa. more levee failures are possible and farmers are struggling. the planting of corn is at the

slowest pace in recent history. looking at today's temperatures, low to mid-90s in the middle of the country today. new york and los angeles will both reach the low 70s. one restaurant's new idea. also ahead, why an ordinary looking knickknack bought for $6 turned out to be worth more than 1 million bucks. but first a young couple on the vacation of a lifetime suddenly dying from a mystery illness.

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that's a wrench that man threw at the next car shattering a window. he was also swerving in and out of traffic cutting off other drivers. it is unclear what exactly set him off. a powerful virus is suspected of killing a young husband and wife from texas on their dream vacation in fiji. michelle and david paul died within days of each other in the south pacific. their bodies can't be returned to the u.s. until a cause of death is determined. michelle paul's father says the last message from his daughter still haunts him. >> the last text i got from my daughter was her hands was numb. i didn't have a chance to talk to her. the only thing that is keeping us here feeling not too emotionally is believing that they're all in better shape, and we keep praying every day. >> reporter: the pauls leave behind two children. fiji's government has warned about a dangerous flu season there but the cdc has not issued

any warnings. now to a data breach affecting one of the biggest blood testing labs in the country. quest diagnostics confirms the personal information of nearly 12 million patients may have been exposed. quest says one of its bill collection vendors was targeted. hackers had access to that company's system for more than seven months. potentially compromising credit card numbers, bank accounts, and medical information. the chipotle restaurant chain says the proposed tariffs on mexican goods could force it to raise prices. president trump is threatening to impose a 5% penalty starting in a week. the tariffs would increase if mexico fails to do more to stop migrants from flowing into the u.s. chipotle imports avocados and other produce from mexico. pancakes are usually for breakfast, but here's a new idea from ihop. it's adding a pancake to its burgers placing a traditional pancake between the meat patties. the marketing stunt follows the company's announcement

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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 and james walking away from the show with no all-time winnings record. $48,000 behind ken jennings. james tweeting to him, you win this round. but if "jeopardy" ever gives me 43 second chance games, look out. but james did walk away with $2,462,216. that's 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 and 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. ending his "jeopardy" run with this sentimental moment. a gel 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. and for that entire last episode

all three contestants missed only one question total between the three of them and don't worry if you're a big fan of "jeopardy james," like i know you are, he'll be best for the next edition of "jeopardy's" tournament of champions. janai, back to you. >> will, it was a good run. thank you. kevin spacey made a surprise appearance at a pretrial hearing in his sexual assault case in massachusetts. his lawyers want access to the cell phone of the man accusing the actor of sexual assault. they claim the young man and his mother deleted text messages relevant to the case. >> both went through the phone and they cleansed it. they deleted information that they didn't want the police to have. they deleted information that they didn't want us to have. >> prosecutors denied there was any misconduct. and the teenager attacked by a shark off the coast of north carolina says she's staying positive. 17-year-old paige winter says she'll be okay after losing her leg.

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making news right now at 4:27 from our live desk, protest, president trump is about to meet with britain's prime minister teresa may, demonstrators are out in force. a helping hand or a civil rights vooilt violation? san francisco supervisors consider a plan before some drug addicts enter treatment programs. . and caltrans gives us a live report. good morning, meteorologist mike nikko gets us started with a look at our day. >> it's pretty nice outside right now. we're in the 50s and 60s. pretty comfortable. you know the deficit

liver more, 67 in cloverdale, 64 in danville. let's see where we end up. look at the low to near 90s in the north bay. same thing down in the south bay, 88, san jose to 93, morgan hill. a little more comfort around oakland, 78. san francisco, sunny and 72. we'll take a look at your 12-hour planner coming up next. here's frances. >> hi, everyone, we are off to a great start. we'll go to the east bay.bay. valley lanes will be blocked. the eastbound is scheduled, that's always one of the first ones we see. the drive time from tracy to dublin is 31 minutes, westbound

4 looking good. 101 problem-free. you will notice something different if you commute over the richmond san rafael bridge. >> cal-trans says your instinct may be to slow down, you don't have to. amy hollyfield is there to explain. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, cal-trans wants you to know you will find steel plates as you drive over the richmond san rafael bridge towards marin county. you do not need to slow down for these plates. they want you to go over them at the normal speed limit caltrans really want to get the word out. theyw down the commute because of these plates. they have been doing they have replaced 24 of the joints they're working on next month. next year, they will focus on

the lower deck. these joints they are replacing have been there since the 1950s. they will do the work from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. that is how they will cost the least amount of disruption. do be prepared for those closures. >> amy, thank you. it is 4:30. if you are waking up to us. here's a quick look at traffic. >> notice, that's the high pressure sitting on top of us. notice what you don't see no, fog, no low clouds at pier 15 looking back to the west. 51 to 60, that's your pre air-conditioning. 76 to 83. starting to get warm at lunch. 74 t