america this morning. >> have a good one. making news in america this morning, the air disaster near dallas. >> all the rescue vehicles are responding to the emergency. >> a plane crashing into this hangar at the airport killing ten people. this morning witnesses describe what they saw seconds before the deadly plunge. the historic handshake just hours after president trump became the first sitting u.s. president to enter north korea. the question, what happens now? plus, what the president has revealed about his talks with the president of china and a possible trade deal. tragedy at the county fair. what we're learning about the 2-year-old who died from e. coli after visiting the petting zoo and what every parent needs to know. lightning strikes near a group of hikers leaving several injured while other parts of the

country face extreme wind and flash flooding. the weather outlook for the holiday week plus, the four cities where traffic will be the worst. bad blood. ♪ bad blood >> the dispute between taylor swift and some of the biggest names in music growing more fierce overnight. from the tiger chasing this man on a motorcycle to the restaurant patrons left soaking wet during dinner to the biggest hailstorm we've ever seen, all the best video on this monday, the 1st of july. good monday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with investigators on the scene of the deadliest plane crash in texas in nearly three decades. >> ten people were killed when the plane crashed into a small hangar at the airport. >> witnesses say it appears the plane had trouble gaining altitude after takffaghiairportr dallas where a small plane

urg, florida, crashed into a hangar shortly after takeoff. >> attention all aircraft on the tower. everybody, just stand by. we had an accident on the field. so expect not to go out anytime soon. >> reporter: witnesses at the airport in addison say the plane veered to the left before rolling over. its left wing smashing into the building sending thick black smoke billowing from the crash site. >> it was really thick like you could tell there was some burning chemicals or, you know, gas or oil. it definitely looked black enough for it to be serious. >> reporter: the eight passengers and two crew members on board were killed. >> we don't know a lot about the people on board at this point. >> reporter: no one on the ground was hurt. investigators say the hangar was empty at the time of the crash. the ntsb and faa are now working to determine the cause of that crash. overnight investigators said they were still trying to determine the plane's tail number. >> the aircraft apparently changed hands here recently.

so it's not clear to us at this time what the proper tail number is. >> reporter: the ntsb says it will be looking into the pilot's background and says videos of the crash will be a big part of their investigation. >> we are aware of three different videos and we're in the process as we speak of having our specialists review that footage. >> the ntsb says the plane was previously owned by a private charter company in chicago but it's now working to track down the current owner. we're following breaking news from afghanistan this morning. a car bombing near the u.s. embassy in kabul. at least 50 people have been injured. the explosion reported outside afghanistan's defense ministry then militants started started firing into a crowded market. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. the attack comes as the u.s. and the taliban continue to hold peace talks. president trump is back from his historic visit with kim jong-un where he became the first sitting american president to set foot in north korea. the president shook hands with kim meeting for nearly an hour

and he raised the possibility of kim visiting the white house. but the question now is what's next? abc's andrea fujii is here with the latest. good morning, andrea. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. the two leaders spent an hour behind closed doors as president trump tries to restart nuclear talks with north korea. president trump back in washington tweeting this video of his meeting with north korea's leader kim jong-un. history made as he became the first sitting u.s. president to step into the country. >> my friend. >> reporter: president trump made the surprise visit to the demilitarized zone following the g20 summit where he met with russian president vladimir putin and chinese president xi jinping. speaking with fox news' tucker carlson, the president seemed optimistic that the u.s. and china are closer to a trade deal. >> we had a very good meeting. he wants to make a deal. i want to make a very deal. very big deal, i guess the biggest trade you'd say. we got along well.

we understand each other. >> reporter: but it was president trump's meeting with kim jong-un that's received the most media attention which at times became chaotic as the two men walked back into the south korea side of the border. >> come on. >> come on. >> reporter: in a rare move the reclusive north korean leader spoke directly to american reporters. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> translator: i believe just looking at this section, this is an expression of his willingness to eliminate all the unfortunate tests and open a new future. >> reporter: the last round of nuclear talks with north korea failed but now its state media is hailing this meeting as successful. despite all the symbolism with this meeting there is still no concrete progress for north korea to give up its nuclear weapons but president trump says they will resume talks to try to get to a nuclear deal. kenneth. >> andrea making her "america this morning" debut on the president's h oversea escalating in hong kong

as the city marks its anniversary of its handover to china in 1997. you can see the demonstrators there trying to break into hong kong's legislature. they're angry over the government's attempts to change extradition laws that would allow suspects to be sent to china for trial. you can see video where some of those demonstrators were trying to push a cart through a window, through the building's large windows right there. you see those attempts earlier today. a large demonstration against the extra decision plan is scheduled later today. we've seen lots of protests there in recent weeks. back here, a convicted murderer in texas is the subject of an urgent manhunt. 25-year-old rene carrillo was convicted last thursday of killing a man outside a dallas strip club but he was free on bond during his trial and prosecutors say carrillo cut off his ankle monitor to plea before being convicted. >> anybody that is associated with him, we're going to be contacting them and hopefully

they can talk him into coming back for what he was sentenced with. if he doesn't come back we will still be looking for film. >> carrillo sentenced to 99 years in prison now facing additional charges for dumping bail. a dock collapse brought a birthday surprise to a surprise ending. 40 guests were standing on a dock. 20 of them fell into the creek below. three people were hurt. they're expected to be okay. the other guests are still trying to process what happened. at first it was just a moment of shock like is this really happening right now? i had my arm around my girlfriend's shoulder, and like i said, the next thing we hear is a giant crack and the dock collapsed under the weight of all of us. >> people in a passing boat helped pull some of the people out of the water. in colorado at least eight hikers injured by a lightning strike in douglas county. one is in critical condition from hypothermia. the strike hit a rock wall near the hikers knocking some of them

to the ground. this holiday week will be a scorcher for millions. by wednesday temperatures in parts of the south could feel like 105 degrees. let's take a closer look now at your weather. severe storms swept over parts of long island, new york, sunday. heavy rain and gusty winds downed trees and power lines. you can see the scene there. but it was nothing like this scene in western mexico. look at this. a massive hailstorm buried some areas in ice pellets that were six feet deep. hundreds of homes were damaged and dozens of cars were swept away by ice. looking at today's temperatures, 76, boston, upper 80s to low 90s from kansas to illinois. 110 in phoenix. coming up, on a man on a motorcycle chased by a tiger. >> wow. also, ahead, the dramatic video as a sheriff's deputy is dragged down the highway by a

fleeing suspect. how this ended.

a terrifying moment in southern india. two men on a motorcycle chased by this tiger. it followed for a few seconds before there running back into the forest. my goodness, the chase happened at a wildlife park. reports say the men were forest officials checking on a tiger sighting and they sure got one. >> motorcycle, don't fail me now. in japan commercial whaling resumed after more than 30 years. the government says only 227 whales will be allowed to be caught through the end of the year. opponents of whale hunting say it's an obsolete industry. some dramatic video from florida where a sheriff's deputy was dragged by an suv after a

routine traffic stop. deputy aaron blaze pulled over a driver for tinted windows but police say the man drove off after the deputy said he smelled marijuana. he was dragged more than 100 feet before shooting the suspect in the leg and falling into the median. >> i'll tell you right now, stop, stop, stop. put it in park. put your hands up. >> this is a bad dude who almost killed one of our deputy sheriffs on the side of the road. >> the suspect was caught after an eight-hour manhunt and now faces an attempted murder charge. the deputy was treated and released from the hospital. get ready for more traffic this july 4th. aaa is predicting a 4% increase. that is compared to last year. the worst traffic will be in new york, boston, houston and seattle. as for travel times they're expected to be three times worse than average. experts recommend you avoid driving wednesday afternoon and

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the difference in road height was within acceptable levels. that couple is okay. now to the 2-year-old boy who died after being exposed to e. coli at a county fair. >> his family calls him a little angel. he was one of four visitors who contracted the bacteria. the source of the e. coli is under investigation but all the children had contact with the animals. this morning, an urgent investigation into a county fair after an e. coli outbreak killed a young boy. 2-year-old jedidiah king cabezuela visited the san diego fairgrounds june 15th. four days later he has stomach problems then doctors say a rare complication from the infection killed him less than a week later. >> he was bundled up in a little ball. can't even move. he was hurting so much he almost couldn't cry. >> reporter: fair officials closed all animal exhibits saturday as aprauon. this morning, they're searching for the source of the

e. coli and say it likely came from the petting zoo, the livestock exhibits or the pony rides. >> our hearts and our prayers and thoughts go out to the family and while we emphasize safety at the fair, we will continue to do so. >> reporter: jedediah's family says he washed his hands after interacting with them. three others were sickened by the bacteria. at least two of the other children did not wash his or her hands after being around animals. >> washing hands is very important. when you're touching animals and livestock, wash your hands a good 20 seconds. >> reporter: jedi, as he's being remembered, was a happy boy ow, little . n

angel and i said a little prayer and i told the lord, i said, you got your hands full. >> a fund-raising website for the boy's family has surpassed the $20,000 goal. when visiting zoos hand sanitizer is important but washing hands with soap and water is better. a 72-year-old hiker rescued after surviving seven days lost in the california mountains is back home. eugene jo was released from the hospital one day after he was airlifted from the angeles national forest and got separated from his hiking group and says he stayed warm at night by sleeping near hot rocks. he didn't find food, but plenty of river water. >> most essential thing about survival is find a water source so he did find a water source, i was told, and that is probably the key to him being able to survive up there. >> still officials were amazed that he survived for so long. even after the seven-day ordeal they say he was in excellent condition. a surprise at the atlanta airport. two giant snails were found being smuggled inside a traveler's suitcase. he arrived from nigeria. they were sniffed out by two patrol dogs, part of the so-called beagle brigade. the african snails the size of a

human foot are among the world's most dangerous because they can eat at least 500 types of plants. podu is taking halen durant who was coveted by knicks fans has signed a four-year contract with the rival nets. brooklyn also agreed to a four-year deal with former celtics guard kyrie irving and former knicks center deandre jordan. the u.s. women's soccer team is getting ready for the semifinal against england. if the u.s. wins they'll play either sweden or holland in sunday's final. we'll get the inside scoop the team when superstar megan rapinoe talks to our robin roberts live on "good morning america." >> looking forward to that. up next in "the pulse," the bee's nest bigger than a car. first why taylor swift is so angry at the new owner of her music. and an important message from the first woman to ever lead a u.s. army infantry division.

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♪ you know we got problems and i don't think we can solve them ♪ it's time to check "the pulse." we begin with an angry taylor swift lashing out at the man who just bought her music. >> the man who signed her 815 sold six albums worth of her master recordings to justin bieber's manager scooter braun. swift calls the $300 million deal a her worst case scenario. i learned about scooter braun's purchase of my masters as it was announced to the world. all i could think about was the incessant, manipulative bullying i've received at his hands for years. bieber came to braun's defense saying he's had swift's back for years. >> many fans are surprised to hear that even top artists like taylor swift typically do not own their master recordings. the man who sold swift's music claims swift did get a heads-up

about that deal. definitely bad blood there. next a warning about the possibility of so-called super nests. >> scientists say conditions in alabama are just right for the growth of massive yellow jacket nests. they can grow to the size of a volkswagen beetle and contain more than 15,000 bees. ? a mile winter and lots of food available are why the nests grow so large. >> bees, beehive. >> not the beehive i want. an article in "the washington post" proclaimed the death of the sidewalk. >> it blames those electric scooters and bikes that can be rented in big cities. they're very annoying like this. when they stop running people are dumping them on sidewalks and crosswalks. washington is hoping solar powered charging systems will address the problem. nashville's mayor wants to get rid of them altogether. >> "the washington post" writes, quote, it's hard to recall a

time in living memory when it was this nerve-racking to attempt to control. people are also dumping them in rivers. 57 scooters and bikes were just pulled out of a river in portland, oregon. my goodness, the thing is one scooter probably means one less car on the road, right? >> you would think that but i will say they are a nuisance in many areas in many cities especially when speeding down the sidewalk. >> i told him i just tried one the other day. >> i said, get off the sidewalk. and finally, an army general made history over the weekend. >> brigadier general laura yeager is the first woman to lead an infantry division and took control of the california national guard's 40th infantry division saturday and says she was's always been encouraged to achieve. >> nowhere along the line did anybody look at me and say, you can't do this because you're a female. never. i've worked for so many great mentors. >> brigadier general yeager will lead 10,000 soldiers. >> she joined the army in 1986 and served in the iraq war. what more fitting music.

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>> yes. start a new month with a look at low clouds and two-mile visibility in santa rosa. be careful if headed that way and temperatures looking like the 50s in novato 54 i54 i54 i54 lake and 56 in clover dale. a live look from san francisco. low cloud deck. just 60s yesterday. keep it about the same around the bay. 60s, 70s, 80s. talk about a warm-up closer to the weekend. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, lisa. so far so good. off to a quiet start for the monday morning commute. i think really light all week with the fourth of july holiday on thursday. solano county. crash on eastbound 80 around air base parkway. sounds like a vehicle went off the roadway on the other side of the guardrail. no lanes blocked. countercommute direction. about all that's happening right now. not a major issue.

keep an eye on that, though. stackup for the cash lanes on the toll plaza. and want to take you to the south bay now. lanes are back open after a multi vehicle crash on highway 101. video coming up shortly. the crash happened around 12:30 raft night on southbound 101 near tully road in san jose. four cars involved. one caught fire in the middle of the highway. one person said she was rear-ended, swerved, tried to avoid the burning car. fortunate, no major injuries. minor injuries only. >> and a push alert. my heart sank. kevin durant is done. signing with the nets. leaving $57 million on the table not re-signing with the warriors. he led the team to two nba titles, won two mvp mvp mvp mvp

not official until july 6th. fans we stoke with are heartbroken. >> all of us fans are sad about it. put his heart into the bay and team and sad to see him go. through life you got to look for other opportunities and i think that's what he's doing. >> we're big fans, think he should stay on the warriors, kind of a betrayal. >> gained a guard in d'angelo russell. $117 million, for four years. to afford this e they shipped andre iguodala to the grizzlies. a core part of the dynastyha nee and made five straight appearances. memphis will likely buy him out allowing him to go to another team. and sent