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an emergency landing by a sight seeing helicopter in the florida keys sent three people to the hospital. it went down in the ocean near the key west airport yesterday evening. airport fire crews pulled the pilot and two passengers out of the chopper. they suffered minor injuries. no word on why that chopper went down. a suspected songbird smuggler faces charges in new york city. it's funny because it's a songbird smuggler, who does this? investigators say a man tried to enter the u.s. from guyana with 35 or 34 finches hidden in his carry-on bag inside of plastic hair curlers. do they belong to you? he apparently planned to sell

them for $3,000 apiece so they could be used in singing competitions. he's free on $25,000 bond. i mean -- >> not today. >> it's a songbirl smuggler. people are smuggling just about anything. songbirds? >> you are so rotten. >> i'm just like, why are they smuggling songbirds? did they rat him out or sing -- >> sing like a canary. >> i was trying to set you up for that, i was trying to give you one. >> thank you very much. we're learning new details involving the latest shark attack off the coast of north carolina. >> an 8-year-old boy is the third person attacked by a shark just this month. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: yet another shark attack off the coast of north carolina, the third in just two weeks. >> hi, um -- i'm on bald head island and someone got bit by a shark. >> reporter: this time an

8-year-old boy near bald head island, a shark biting his leg but doctors believe he'll make a full recovery. last week 19-year-old austin reid was bitten at nearby ocean isle beach. two weeks ago 17-year-old page winter was attacked by a shark near atlantic beach, losing a leg above the knee and some of her fingers. this afternoon winter spoke exclusively with "good morning america's" robin roberts. >> you never lost consciousness. what kind of pain were you in, page? >> my body went into shock, so i couldn't really feel anything. i just knew it was bad. >> reporter: incredibly, while we usually see about 19 shark attacks every year here in the u.s., we've already hit that number so far this year. some experts say warmer waters are bringing sharks closer to shore and more people are flocking to the coast. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to gio there. coming up, remembering the life and times of the daughter of one of america's most prominent families. >> gloria vanderbilt, actress, artist, writer, fashion icon, special friend of "world news now."

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and these are all different acting things. >> shut up. i can't believe you. my mom is totally talking about me. man. >> that, of course -- that right there, anderson cooper on "world news now" back in 1999 being embarrassed by his mom, gloria vanderbilt, right here in this room. >> i would probably say embarrassed but i'm pretty sure he loved every bit of it. the heiress and fashion icon died monday at her home at the age of 95. here's david muir. >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt was born into the famous vanderbilt family. the great great granddaughter of shipping tycoon cornelius vanderbilt. at the tender age of 10 she was the subject of a bitter child custody battle between her mother and her aunt. the newspapers covered every step of the battle. she was married four times. she had four children. she would act as a young woman

and over the course of her life she would write and paint too. abc news at the opening of her art show in 1969 in new york city. >> how do you feel personally, having your work here? >> oh, i'm delighted. i love to work and i've worked hard and long. and this is going to keep me going. and i like that. so i'm delighted with it. >> gloria, you're terrific. >> reporter: many will remember when she turned the family name into a fortune. her eye, her jeans. >> this is gloria vanderbilt, the woman who invented designer jeans and almost overnight changed the way america dresses. >> reporter: they were everywhere. >> introducing canvas jeans that were built for your figure. vanderbilt for your figure. >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt would navigate her share of loss too. in 1998 she lost her son to suicide. she wrote about it.

he was just 23. she would remain an optimist, once saying, be kind to everyone you meet, for everyone is fighting a great battle, we all are, everyone. and it was her devoted son, anderson cooper, who announced her passing today. you could hear it in his voice. >> the last few weeks, every time i kissed her good-bye i'd say, i love you, mom. she would look at me and say, i love you too. and in the end what greater gift can a mother give to her son? >> gloria vanderbilt was 95. >> what an extraordinary life. what an extraordinary mom. and what an incredible woman. >> so powerful hearing anderson cooper's voice, you know, doing that piece about his mother's death. >> i can't imagine how difficult it was. but he wanted to do it, i'm sure to honor her. he was a fierce defender of her as well. >> on his 2016 documentary about his mother, anderson cooper said, quote, i always thought of her as a visitor from another world, a traveler stranded here

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♪ welcome back. so we have a newish segment here on "world news now" called "debate of the day." where we go over some very interesting topics, we debate about it, because of course here in america we don't argue enough. >> right. it's a little different than when you hear us bicker throughout the rest of the show. >> no, no, no, okay. the first one up is, people are apparently resorting to electric shock therapy in a bracelet to help them get rid of bad habits. similar to a shock collar for your disobedient pup. this will deliver a 350-volt jolt every time you cross a line. so for a bad habit. they cost about $200.

apparently it's called a bossy bracelet. $200, you can get on it amazon. name one of your bad habits. or two or three or four or five of them. >> i certainly don't have that many. >> coffee, doughnuts, your office is a mess, you yell at me. just a few bad habits. if you could get a jolt every single time, i think it would be great. >> you think so? >> do you think so? >> i don't know. there are some habits i would like to improve upon. >> you need a shock. >> like the snooze button. but i don't know. 350 volts? >> i think it's okay. >> you would do it? >> i would put on it you. >> no, no, no -- >> i don't need it. >> no, certainly, you've got bad habits. >> that's a debate, whether or not i have bad habits. >> tweet us and tell us what you think. you can also get it so that your family or others can zap you. >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> it would be fun. >> dangerous downward slope. how about this this, a

bridezilla, some would say bridezilla, demanding that some of their guests dye their hair a natural color if it's blue or purple or some unnatural color, and cover up their tattoos. >> oh no, too much, too much. >> because it would clash at her midsummer wedding. >> nope, too much. >> you wouldn't do it? >> no. >> you followed all the rules at my wedding. >> i did. >> you wouldn't dye your hair again? >> even though i really disliked wearing the all white. would you do that? >> no. >> that was on another -- >> no. >> that was another event. >> you were at my wedding becky. >> it's denise. it's denise. >> whatever. >> no, yeah, i just think that -- i did follow most of the rules. not all of them. >> yeah, ours was really just like, put your phone down. >> then you have that cousin who literally they were doing her vows. and this cousin went up who was late. that's why she didn't know the rule. she was filming the whole thing. >> yeah. >> but no, i think it's a little too far. >> i wouldn't do it. i just wouldn't be going to your wedding. >> so we agree on that.

this morning on "world news now," rising tensions between the u.s. and iran. >> the pentagon has announced it's sending hundreds more troops to the region, a major development after that attack on oil tankers last week. martha raddatz has the details. also developing this morning that deadly shooting outside a federal courthouse. a masked gunman shot dead by police. now the fbi is looking into his military and social media history. plus meet the 10-year-old who's taking her climbing skills to new heights. the world record she just broke on one of the world's most difficult mountains to climb. trending this morning, the latest life hack. a twitter user revealing the best way to peel garlic. we'll put it to the test on this tuesday, june 18th. good tuesday morning.

>> i got some garlic here for you. no vampires around here this morning. >> yeah, i was hoping you weren't going to pull out a knife, so better that -- >> wait. >> you've got that too. you guys. it's going to be a stinky morning. >> you're going to want to stick around for what we're going to do with this. >> lord. honestly, if i'd known it was that easy i wouldn't have bought the minced garlic. >> you do everything easy when it comes to the kitchen. >> absolutely. >> we will get into that in just a bit. >> shady. >> we're going to start the morning off shady, that's how we do. >> thank you for joining us. good morning, everyone, we begin this half hour with the escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran prompting the deployment of another 1,000 american troops to the middle east. >> the pentagon released these new photos hoping to convince european allies that iran's revolutionary guard was behind last week's attacks on two oil tankers in the persian gulf. as iran denies any involvement in the attacks, it's threatening to violate the nuclear deal by next week, turning up the pressure on europe to hammer out better terms. as abc's martha raddatz reports,

the u.s. is calling the move nuclear blackmail. >> reporter: it is a threat that could unquestionably bring iran and the u.s. closer to confrontation. iran saying in 10 days it will violate the joint 2015 nuclear deal by exceeding the limits on nuclear fuel unless europeans provide relief from crippling sanctions. but the u.s., which withdrew from the deal last year, fired back calling iran's threat nuclear blackmail, saying president trump has made it clear that he will never allow iran to develop nuclear weapons. although the additional 1,000 forces the u.s. is sending are said to be for defensive purposes, largely reconnaissance and surveillance, and more images now declassified from that tanker attack in the gulf of oman which officials say shows close up the iranian revolutionary guard corps

removing an unexploded mine from one of the tankers. but thus far no evidence has been released publicly of the iranians placing the mines on the ships. the military also saying the iranians attempted to shoot down a u.s. drone that was tracking one of the tankers, but the iranian surface-to-air missile, they say, missed by nearly a mile. >> both the u.s. and iran are thumping their chests, trying to show that they're tough enough when it comes to blows they can take it. but neither wants it to step across the line and have it come to military conflict. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo says the evidence against iran in the attacks is unmistakable, but the european union wants further investigation. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to martha there. now to dallas where police are trying to find out why a gunman opened fire outside a federal building. >> a newspaper photographer captured this image of the attacker, who police say was 22-year-old brian clyde. they said he was carrying more

than 150 rounds of ammunition. authorities engaged the man in a gunfight, fatally wounding him in a parking lot. no one else was hurt. the u.s. army says clyde was an infantryman from august 2015 to february 2017. in toronto, chaos broke out after a shooting at the raptors' nba championship celebration. thousands of people ran from the scene in a panic. police say four people were shot, three arrests were made, and two guns were recovered. an investigation into what caused the gunfire is under way. earlier officials said 1.5 million people attended the raptors' victory parade. many people skipped school and work to be there. it was toronto's first major sports celebration since the blue jays won the world series in 1993. >> wow, long time coming. president trump is officially kicking off his re-election campaign in orlando today with as many as 20,000 supporters expected to cheer him on. >> some of those supporters started camping out a day ahead of time as the campaign put the finishing touches on what's being described as a mini convention.

the president, who's expected to highlight his accomplishments, recently told abc news that he's planning to take another stab at health care reform. abc's cecilia vega has more. >> reporter: just as he is about to officially launch his re-election campaign, president trump now says he has a plan for the issue most important to american voters, health care. >> we're going to produce phenomenal health care. and we already have the concept of the plan. and it will be much better -- >> why don't you tell people what the plan is? >> we'll be announcing that in about two months, maybe less. >> reporter: white house sources tell abc news there is no legislative plan in the works, instead, the administration is drafting a set of health care principles. ever since republicans tried and failed to repeal and replace in 2017, party leaders have been reluctant to take on health care as a campaign issue in the race for 2020. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he's anxious to hear more. >> we're looking forward to seeing what he's going to recommend. >> reporter: still, the president insisting -- >> we're going to have a great health care plan. >> reporter: it was all part of

that exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos. and this moment in the oval office getting attention. acting chief of staff mick mulvaney coughing as the president discussed his own personal finances. president trump not happy. >> at some point i hope they get it. [ coughing ] it's a fantastic financial statement. it's a fantastic financial statement. and -- let's do that over. he's coughing in the middle of my answer. >> yeah, okay. >> i don't like that, you know? i don't like that. >> your chief of staff. >> if you're going to cough, please leave the room. >> get a shot and i'll come over here -- >> you just can't do it. >> sorry. >> reporter: cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. a survivor of the parkland, florida high school shooting attack is apologizing for online remarks that got his admission to harvard revoked. kyle kashuv says his acceptance was taken back after some of his text messages and writings were posted online. they included racist and anti-semitic language. he now calls the comments

idiotic and petty and say they don't represent the person he is today. since last year's massacre he has championed gun rights and the second amendment while pushing school safety measures. amazon is firing back at new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. she blasted the online giant saying it pays its workers quote starvation wages. amazon says it pays a $15 minimum wage and offers full benefits from the first day on the job, including continuing education help. a new jersey man is a ninth tourist to die in the dominican republic. his sister tells abc news her 55-year-old brother was found dead in his hotel room. he complained he wasn't feeling well and went up early to his room. the family wants a second autopsy performed. the other eight deaths have all been attributed to natural causes. the dominican republic's tourism minister calls them isolated incidents. the u.s. ambassador says the country has asked for help with the investigations.

meanwhile, dozens of jimmy buffett fans say they became seriously ill while staying at a dominican republic resort in april. turning to the weather, forecasters say this will be a wet week for much of the nation and monday lived up to its expectations. >> looking at the radar, flash flood watches extend from illinois east into new jersey. another strong system is moving through the northern plains down into texas. severe weather led to this rescue outside lexington, kentucky. a woman was trapped in her home by mudslides. flooding led to one death in the state. more than 3 inches of rain in two days forced evacuations and rescues outside akron, ohio. accuweather's paul williams has more. good morning, kenneth, janai. flood risks still running rampant through not only ohio. indiana, west virginia, pennsya into the d.c. area and into jersey with urban and small stream flooding. look for showers and thunderstorms throughout the ohio valley region, the mid-atlantic, as well as the northeast. that will run throughout the southeast with heavy storms throughout the tennessee valley

region courtesy of steamy air coming in out of the gulf of mexico for the entire southeast. and then throughout the central part of the country, more isolated rain and thunderstorm opportunities. kenneth, janai? >> thank you, paul. new research is backing up something dog lovers already know. dogs use their eyes to draw you in. >> scientists have determined dogs have a muscle that helps them raise their eyebrows. researchers say the look, labeled au-101 eyebrow raise, is a factor in connecting dogs to people. it works so well, dogs able to do the eyebrow move are more likely to be adopted from shelters. scientists have not determined what the look means. >> it means, do what i want you to do. >> right. or, love me. >> puppy eyes. love. adopt me. >> uh-huh. >> so this study started with horses and cats. i don't even know why they wasted their time on the cats. >> right. >> the cats are like, get out of my face. >> the cat's raising no eyebrows unless it was one eyebrow. >> right. doggies are so cute. >> they are, they are.

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cameras capture one of mexico's tallest mountains cameras capture one of mexico's tallest mountains blowing its top. the volcano known as el popo erupted early today. it was the second major explosion in three days. monday's blast sent smoke and ash more than two miles above its peak. a nearby passenger plane captured the aftermath. 25 million people live within 60 miles of el popo. those closest have been advised to wear face masks as protection from the ash. i'm pretty sure if they need to be evacuated, the popo will help them out to get them out of there. >> popo like police?

china is standing by the leader of hong kong even as protests there continue. >> protesters are again blocking roads although much fewer than the 2 million people who protested on sunday. hong kong leader carrie lam is trying to pass a law that would allow people on the territory to be extradited to china for trial. the demonstrators want the bill killed and for lam to quit. back here at home an investigation is under way into a massive explosion that destroyed a home in new jersey. >> neighbors say the blast was powerful enough to knock them off their feet. as we hear from eva pilgrim, first responders managed to free one victim from the rubble. >> reporter: a home obliterated. >> looked like a bomb. >> reporter: a suspected gas explosion leveling a ridgefield, new jersey, house. its roof crashing to the ground. >> took me off my feet. i went to look over my fence and there was no house. >> reporter: the explosion blowing out windows, throwing debris hundreds of feet away. >> house explosion with a party

trapped, got a party trapped inside. >> reporter: an off-duty police officer a block away ran to the house, helping dig one person from the rear of the collapsed home. that person rushed to the hospital in stable condition. >> as the party was trying to exit on his own, they assisted moving debris and were able to extricate him out of the building. >> reporter: there was a gas leak that had to be shut off so firefighters could put out the flames. >> we need water now and also want pd to evacuate from this area. >> reporter: firefighters sawing through debris, others on ladders spraying water on hot spots. the rising smoke could be seen for miles. firefighters still out here keeping watch and watering those hot spots. as for the investigation, authorities say they aren't sure if the gas leak caused the explosion or was the result of it. still a lot of questions. eva pilgrim, abc news, ridgefield, new jersey. >> our thanks to eva. crazy story there. >> yeah, definitely. well, passengers aboard a united airlines flight from italy to newark, new jersey, were joined by stow-aways.

hundreds, maybe thousands of them. >> ants. ants on a plane. ants apparently came out of a passenger's bag in the overhead bin and they began spreading before the flight had even taken off. they were on the seats, pillows, even a drink cart. once it landed united took the plane out of service after what one passenger called antmageddon. what did that person have in their bag, how did they have so many ants, how did they not know? all of these questions. >> the answer's easy, an art farm. >> that was what's in their bag? >> it had to be. >> from italy, an ant farm. >> you know when they go up, and then the -- >> oh, and it's all -- i hope not. >> i was -- when you were reading that, i noticed i started scratching my leg. >> just the idea. >> the ants, all those ants, get these ants off this plane. >> i would be furious. >> you would? >> i would. you wouldn't? you would just be, oh, well, a couple ants. >> can i tell you one of my phobia, one of my things? i can just share this with you.

oh, and everybody else. i don't like to be in enclosed spaces when it's wet or damp, and i see bugs or ants or insects. >> because what you think of mold? >> it creeps me out. i don't know. i literally -- i can't do it. i won't even sit there if i feel -- it goes back to my childhood and riding on school buses down south. >> what? >> this therapy session brought to you by -- >> oh my gosh. moisture and bugs. all right, good to know. >> just remember that. coming up on in our next half hour, putting expired food to the test. the man who ate food way past their expiration date for an entire year. but first the 10-year-old who just conquered one of the most famous rock formations in the world. the world. uggish. but those days are over. now, i take metamucil every day. it naturally traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter.

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just accomplished something that no one her age has ever done before. here now to tell us all about it is our own brave soldier, will ganss. >> hey, i loved the high notes. i'm glad you went for them. inspiring me on a tuesday morning. y'all, when she was 7 years old, sala schneider scaled over 5,000 feet to the top of independence mountain in colorado. this morning she's done something even more impressive. sala schneider is 10 years old, and she's on top of the world. literally. >> i just can't believe i just did that. >> the youngest person ever to scale el capitan mountain in yosemite. all 3,000 feet of it. the nose route which took her five days to scale is one of the most challenging vertical rock formations in the world. back in the '50s it was considered unclimbable. but not for 4'2" sala, who reached the peak of el cap with her dad and his friend. the previous record was held by an 11-year-old boy.

how did sala do it? >> our motto was how do you eat an elephant? small bites. one piece at a time, one move at a time, one day at a time. >> reporter: sala's whole family thinks climbing rocks. her mom and dad met and fell in love climbing el cap 15 years ago. now their oldest child of four making history in that same spot. if you're wondering how a 10-year-old celebrates setting a record on one of the most dangerous mountains in the world? >> we went down to the pizza deck. >> reporter: a pizza party, of course. a very well deserved pizza party. sala says she hopes her historic climb will help inspire other kids to get off their phones and get active. not necessarily 3,000 feet in the sky. she also enjoys biking and skiing. >> wow. and i love that advice that she offered. how do you eat an elephant? small pieces at a time. that's just good advice for any big feat. >> i love the last part about getting outdoors. >> get off the phone. >> get off "fortnight." let me call that out. >> get off the phone.

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it's time for "the mix." we're a little bit nervous. >> the garlic is out. the knives are here. this is going to be -- we're on live television. it's going to be bad. >> okay, so a video on twitter of how they -- >> you see them there. >> just sticking the knife in, it comes out unpeeled and everything. look at this. >> i'm looking at them, it seems like they're going kind of blade-up there. then they're just -- but this blade, but this garlic -- >> he says he's notoriously bad with knives and here he goes. >> this garlic is from the 99 cent store so it's not really -- >> stop it. are you even trying? i really want to figure this out.

this would save lives. >> okay, i just saw something online the other day about smooshing it. >> that's a kind of smash garlic or something, right? uh-uh. >> it's very pungent here. are you doing it? >> look at them. they just -- >> i feel like they're not holding the knife correctly. >> danger! danger. wait no. we can get it. >> this is -- no. >> we've got to be able to get it. >> it smells really -- we've got to work here the rest of the morning. i feel like i'm doing it. oh, wait, i'm doing it, look. >> no. >> and there we go. >> okay. >> why don't you send us your videos? >> yeah, you guys give it a go. >> send them to us on facebook. post them. because we'll post this video and then with some luck you can show us exactly if you have better luck. >> yeah, than us. in the meantime -- >> how about this. >> some pakistani officials -- >> -- had a press conference. they were livestreaming it. they accidentally left on a certain filter. >> how did this filter even get up? >> the cat filter was left on in this pakistani television press

conference. yep. that's the minister of health and information right there. with the cat ears, the whiskers. how did that happen? >> he released a statement explaining the cat filter was not intentional. >> no. looked really good, though. >> we all look great with those filters on. >> "catastrophic." no, it's on the lower third. >> i thought you came up with that. that was very clever. >> uh-huh. stole it right from the tv. and spider-man. he'll clean a roof. >> really? >> even if it's raining. >> what is happening there? >> spider-man has some chores to do. and he wasn't going to let the rain stop him. >> is that a -- it's a power washer? that looks like one of those -- like he's sanding it. it's for the roof? ♪ spider-man spider-man he's going to need some of that webbing to repair the damage that could be done from this. >> i think so. this whole thing was a scam.

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this morning on "world news now," searching for answers. the fbi is looking into a gunman's military and social media history to try and figure out why he would want to carry out a shooting rampage at a courthouse. what we've learned this morning. also this morning, the rising tension with iran is prompting new action from the u.s. the pentagon is preparing to send more troops to the middle east. new this half hour, eating expired food. >> a man did it for a whole year. he ate heavy cream, even meat, weeks past the expiration date. hear why he did it and what it did to him. and it was a rough night for hannah on "the bachelorette." her men were arguing, and she was struggling with just about everything. the details ahead. jack is standing by for "the skinny" on this tuesday, june 18th.

good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. poor hannah. >> poor hannah. and then that previous story about the guy eating expired foods that we teased that we're going to have much more? >> you're going to tell us why you did it, right? >> i didn't do it. he ate all those expired foods and it's sad to report he's no longer with us. >> no! >> no, actually, it's okay, he survived, he's fine. >> oh my god. and you're like tickled by that joke. we will get to all of that later. but we do begin this morning with a search for a motive in that armed attack in dallas. >> video taken from above the entrance to a federal building shows a 22-year-old gunman opening fire. a bystander was a few feet away. >> by chance a photographer was also nearby, and he captured this frightening image of the attacker, who did not survive a gun battle with authorities.

abc's marcus moore reports from dallas. >> shots fired, shots fired, we got s.w.a.t. coming through. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a masked gunman in tactical gear firing on a dallas federal courthouse just before 9:00. one person seen just to the right of the suspect taking cover just feet away. >> we were all in a room together in a meeting when we heard the shots. >> maybe 10, 15 shots all just rapid. people just started running out of the building. >> reporter: a photographer with the "dallas morning news" capturing this chilling image of the gunman from just feet away. the suspect now identified as 22-year-old brian isaac clyde runs to a parking lot across the street, exchanging gunfire with federal authorities. he is shot and killed. authorities discovering his car nearby. the bomb squad out of precaution conducting a controlled explosion. we were on the scene just a block away and could hear the sound. and you just heard them he obje suspect vehicle was found here downtown. multiple fbi agents raiding a ft. worth apartment where

neighbors told our dallas station wfaa the suspect had been living. the u.s. army telling abc news private first class clyde served as an infantryman from august 2015 to february 2017. authorities saying there is no indication of other shooters or threats to the community. >> but for the actions of the federal protective service officers, this likely would have been a very deadly incident. >> reporter: authorities say they have more than 200 fbi agents and partners spanned out across the state as they try to connect the dots here. they are tracing the suspect's weapon as well as interviewing those who knew him to try to find a motive for the shooting. investigators say it could take them two or three days to process the scene here in downtown dallas. marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> thank you to marcus. now to the big day in politics. president trump is already focusing on crowd size as he prepares to officially launch his re-election campaign today in the battleground state of florida. 20,000 supporters are expected to pack the amway center in orlando for the kickoff rally. and ahead of the main event in

central florida, there will be live music and food trucks. the president tweeted overnight that thousands of people are already in line, but that number was actually closer to 200. now to the u.s. and iran inching closer to confrontation as iran vows to enrich enough uranium to violate the landmark nuclear deal. the pentagon has announced it's sending 1,000 more troops to the middle east to address the growing threat and it claims these newly released photos show evidence that iran's revolutionary guard was behind last week's attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. abc's trevor ault has more. >> reporter: a major development monday out of iran. the country announcing it has quadrupled production of low enriched uranium, and within 10 days will break the uranium stockpile limit set by the 2015 iranian nuclear deal. the iranian atomic energy organization saying it's up to the other countries in the deal to come up with new terms. >> it depends on their own of course behavior and their own

deeds. >> reporter: the move coming after iran had long threatened retaliation for the united states leaving the agreement first, a decision made by president trump and criticized by democrats then and now. >> the united states pulled out of the agreement which would have limited them. it's hard for us to say much now when we were the first to pull out of the agreement. >> reporter: president trump's national security council blames this situation on the quote horrible nuclear deal that left iran's nuclear capabilities intact. tension between the u.s. and iran was already escalating. the united states claiming iranian forces were responsible for attacking a pair of fuel tankers in the gulf of oman. pentagon officials saying this video captured the iranian revolutionary guard patrol removing an unexploded mine from the hull of one of those tankers. >> it's unmistakable what happened here. these were attacks by the islamic republic of iran. >> reporter: some of america's allies, including the uk and saudi arabia, are in agreement. but others aren't sold. germany and japan saying they

need more proof as iran's foreign minister denies any involvement. trevor ault, abc news, washington. >> a big thanks to trevor. a tenth person is now in custody in connection with the shooting of red sox legend david ortiz. >> he was escorted into a dominican republic courtroom wearing a helmet and bullet-proof vest. he will be held for a year while the investigation into the shooting continues. also dominican authorities have named the man they say presumably paid for the hit on ortiz. he's not yet in custody. it's believed officials could announce a motive for the shooting this week. egypt's first democratically elected leader, mohamed morsi, was buried this morning one day after his dramatic death. morsi was in court yesterday making a statement before he collapsed and died. he was elected back in 2012 after egypt's long-time leader was ousted. the following year morsi was put in prison after being toppled by egypt's military. the 67-year-old was known to have diabetes but reports say he suffered a heart attack. climate change is being blamed for the appearance of

flesh-eating bacteria in the northeastern u.s. the water in the delaware bay used to be too cold for the bacteria but now five cases have been reported in the past two years, where only one had been seen in the previous eight years. all the victims had contact with water from the bay. social media -- oops. >> she's trying to jump ahead. >> i did. >> i was going to let her too. >> my script is not there. >> can i take this one? >> yep. the founder of an organic food market put his stomach to the test. >> scott nash conducted a year-long experiment by eating foods past their printed expiration dates, including month-old meat, 10-week-old heavy cream. >> oh no. >> he's okay. experts say expiration dates don't always mean the food goes bad. they show when the manufacturer thinks the food won't taste as good. >> ah. i've heard this in the past. so, you know, like when you -- back in the day when you used to

drink whole milk, because you don't do that anymore -- >> okay. >> almond milk, coconuts -- >> he took his eggs out of the egg carton yesterday -- >> why are you telling this story? i told her this a minute ago. >> and put them in the -- >> in the tray in the fridge. >> then he broke half of them. >> the shell fell. just keep your eggs in the carton. that's the motto here, the lesson learned. but for expiration date, do you throw it away? like the moment it says one day after? >> it depends what it is. if it's dairy, no way. >> so you used to drink whole milk -- >> i did not drink whole milk, you completely made that up. >> that's why you have weak bones now, you don't drink whole milk anymore. so you know, like when you -- the expiration date, you would taste it -- >> weak bones? >> you would taste to it see, oh my god, is the milk -- >> no, no, you don't taste to see if it's too old. >> yeah, you do, that's how you know. >> that's how you get sick. why >> d eat it was

>> why? >> things didn't go very well for me. >> needless to say. >> i didn't luck out like that guy right there. >> "dairy diaries." coming up, the rough ride for a passenger jet in the skies over italy. and later in "the skinny," how hannah's frustration with the infighting and the drama is about to reach the boiling point on "the bachelorette." jack is standing by. the big performances that stole the show at last night's mtv movie and tv awards. i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget.

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the plane was going to crash. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: one of the most extreme cases of turbulence caught on camera. a flight attendant picking up empty beverage cups slammed to the ceiling of a 737. the strength of the turbulence highlighted by how much is thrown to that ceiling, including the beverage cart, as the jet drops significantly. the cart crashing on the passengers, some scalded by hot water. according to those on the bulgarian jetliner from kosovo to switzerland. ten passengers transported to the hospital. there are about 27 significant turbulence events in the u.s. each year, with 14 serious injuries and 70 minor on average. crew member injuries can outnumber passenger injuries when turbulence hits unexpectedly. in this case, despite being slammed to the ceiling, the airline says the flight attendant was uninjured. david kerley, abc news, washington. fashion designer gloria vanderbilt has died of stomach

cancer at the age of 95. >> the heiress, artist, and socialite was well-known for her figure-hugging jeans in the 1970s and '80s. during a nasty custody battle over her in the 1930s, the press called her the poor little rich girl. she married four times, divorced three, and had affairs with the rich and famous. she also painted and acted. >> and 20 years ago she sang to her son, anderson cooper. many of you may know he anchored this program all those 20 years ago. take a listen. ♪ with a love that's true always ♪ >> some very, very sweet moments there right here on "world news now." we are praying for anderson cooper and thinking about his family during this time. >> absolutely. when we come back, hannah's bad week comes to a climax on "the bachelorette." and the cast of this season's "bachelor in paradit io

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♪ skinny just gimme the skinny it's time for "the skinny" and we're starting with some real raw, genuine drama on "bachelorette." >> hannah has faced some tough decisions involving her men. our chief senior "bachelorette" analyst jack sheahan has the details. jack, what's up? >> i'll tell you what, i sat here last week and said it was a rough -- it's been a rough season on "the bachelorette" so far and it's not getting any better. last night we saw some of the proof. roll that beautiful "bachelorette" footage! still in scotland. hannah trying to decide what to do with luke p. >> giving you a rose tonight, it doesn't make sense. >> luke p. asks his final question. >> does that mean i go home tonight? >> yes. >> luke p. shocked. confused. walking around in the woods.

>> nothing's going to stop me. i just see her and i'm like -- yes. that's what i want. hannah -- >> he's baaaack! >> what are you doing? >> i seriously, hannah -- i want to move mountains for you. i hate -- i -- i hate this. hannah said she still wants me to be here, and i'm still here. so i'm going into the rose ceremony with you guys. >> disappointment among the others. plenty of yakking at the cocktail party. >> what did you say, dude, just what did you say? >> hannah's frustration growing. >> just give me like a second. >> she lays down the law. >> stop. i'm a grown-ass woman. >> rose ceremony time. three dudes on the way out. >> thank you so much. >> let's move this party to riga, latvia. while the boys are out drinking beer, hannah struggles. >> i don't know how this works for people. i thought i did. i thought it did work.

>> kiss count, kiss count. the kiss count stops at -- one. ♪ one is the loneliest number >> yeah, really weak on the kiss count this week. this was a pretty weak episode overall. probably one of the worst ever. >> is that why you didn't want to call it beautiful "bachelorette" footage? >> exactly. that's why it was no you get the idea. >> oh yeah. >> yeah. >> for the record, nine dudes remain in this whole mess. including the analyst pick, jed. there is going to be a whole rest of the season. the previews prove that. anyway. >> before you are jack out, we have another bit of news from "bachelor" nation. >> first round of contestants for the upcoming season 6 "bachelor in paradise" have been announced. there are some surprises including john paul jones from the current season of "the bachelorette." demi burnett from last season of "the bachelor." >> she's not irritating at all. >> plus "x-factor" contestant

blake horstmann from the becca season. jack, what do you think? >> blake was a good guy, blake was a good guy. always quality donations to the broadcast. demi, about as irritating as you could possibly be. john paul jones, we never really got to know very much about him. >> maybe we will now. >> he'll hit the beach and hopefully drink a lot of tequila and go from there. >> with that being said? >> analyst out. >> there he goes. well, next, speaking of performances that stole the show, beyonce and jay-z's 7-year-old daughter blue ivy slaying at her dance recital in l.a. >> in this video obtained by tmz, blue ivy busted out some moves her mom sung "before i let go." at the debbie allen dance academy annual spring concert. as you can see, yep, she nailed it. she's got a great teacher. >> oh, of course. >> the other students are probably like, wait a minute. that's not fair. >> wait, who's your mama again? >> beyonce's your mama?

>> all of them are trying to have play dates with you. >> yes, i definitely am. >> us too. >> which makes me think of my favorite blue ivy move from "the homecoming." there you go. >> whip that hair, kenneth. >> from the tmi files, our friend, fellow disney castmate, kelly ripa and her husband mark consuelos sharing an embarrassing moment on live television. >> they revealed that on sunday, father's day, their 18-year-old daughter lola walked in on them. >> doing what? >> in the bedroom. >> what? >> having sex. >> no. oh, wait. apparently it gets worse. it was lola's birthday. >> she shuts the door and you hear, you just ruined my birthday! and my life! and i used to see in color, and now everything is gray! >> so during brunch later that morning kelly said lola told them they were quote disgusting and quote had no chill. look, when your parents are still loving, they love each other, that should make lola feel great about what's happening. >> right, i know. and -- okay, come on. kelly ripa and mark consuelos

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♪ we're really glad you came back because we've got a "skinny bonus round" on this tuesday, starting with last night's mtv awards. >> it was a jam-packed night in santa monica, california. here to tell us all about it -- >> our trophy, will ganss. >> i'm just copying your moves. i'm like blue ivy at that recital. yeah, well, it may have been the movie and tv awards for mtv but it was the music that stole the show. one performance in particular that has everybody talking, lizzo lighting up the stage in her first-ever awards show performance paying homage to "sister act" while she did it, take a look at this. ♪ na na na ♪ la la la la la la

♪ lla llaa l ♪ gotta blame it on the juice baby ♪ >> yeah, got to blame it on the juice. >> i love this song. >> when she wasn't on stage, lizzo shared a table with sandra bullock, who picked up an award for her performance in "bird box" and dedicated it to her son. >> but no matter what, you are my first thought in the morning, you are my last thought at night. i was put on this earth to protect you. you are my world. i love you so much. and i will move mountains to make sure that you are safe. >> yes. sandy's speech wasn't the only one focusing on love last night. many stars using the opportunity to remind folks to love each other and themselves. >> kiss who you want to kiss, love who you want to love, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. >> kindness always wins. that love is best served unconditionally.

happy pride, everybody. >> love yourself, love youare w. god bless you guys. >> how about for some tuesday morning inspiration? fans showing major love to "avengers: end game" which went on to pick up the award for best movie. >> ah. >> yeah, kenneth. >> great message during pride month. speaking of love for sandy bullock, going back to her. >> i love her. >> talking about her kid, which is what her character in "bird box" did was protect her children. and also, you remember that scene, i don't know if you saw it, everybody's talking about it, when she's telling the kids, the opening scene, don't do this, don't do that, whatever -- >> you have to do exactly what i tell you! >> that's right. then the meme says, that's what moms across the world already do. >> hilarious. thank you so much, will. backstreet boys bringing new yorkers together. >> one subway rider recorded this video. all of them start singing. ♪ >> yep. that's so awesome.

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making news in america this morning, the gun battle outside federal court. overnight new details about the shooter's military past and for the first time we hear from the photographer who snapped this photo just feet away as the violence was unfolding. >> i was running down the sidewalk thinking i got to get out of harm's way. 'he's coming this way. more u.s. troops are headed to the middle east amid rising tensions with iran. the new evidence from oil tanker attack, the so-called nuclear blackmail and why one ambassador claims we're heading towards a confrontation. trapped by a mudslide. a woman's desperation as heavy rains caused mud t