have a great day. happening in america this morning, locked and loaded. that statement from president trump describing the united states' potential response after officials say iran attacked oil facilities in saudi arabia disrupting 5% of global supplies. oil prices surging overnight. tensions in the persian gulf rising to the most dangerous level in 20 years. are we closer to military action and what theresident i to protect prices at the pump. kavanaugh under fire. new calls for the supreme court justice to be impeached as a new allegation of sexual misconduct comes to light. what we're learning and how president trump is now coming to kavanaugh's side. abc news exclusive, the hollywood stuntwoman who lost her arm after a horrifying

accident on set speaks out. >> and the next thing i remember i woke up three weeks later. >> what she's demanding as she sues the movie's producers. ♪ i guess you're just what i needed ♪ ♪ just what i needed ♪ i needed someone to feed celebrating ric ocasek, lead singer of the cars, how he's being remembered and what authorities are saying about his death. plus, from the eye-opening marijuana bust to the search for the stolen toilet to the grandmother who is taking on speeders with her hair dryer, ending stories to kick off your monday mornin good morning, everyone. it's great to haveanai norman one analyst says the situation in the persian gulf is now the most dangerous in 20 years. >> it comes as the white house blames iran for a massive drone strike this weekend on two oil

facilities in saudi arabia. president trump responding saying the u.s. is, quote, locked and loaded. >> meanwhile, oil prices are surging and the president is taking action to protect consumers. abc's trevor ault begins our coverage. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. good morning, mona. this is no doubt one of the most serious foreign policy challenges president trump has faced. an official tells abc news there's been urgent meetings through the weekend trying to figure out the best course forward here and whether or not to escalate this conflict with iran. this morning, tensions in the gulf rising to their highest level in years following a strike on a saudi oil facility that american leaders are calling unprecedented. senior u.s. officials telling abc news they believe iran is responsible claiming the country launched 20 drones and nearly a dozen cruise missiles in this attack on the world's largest oil processing plant. the president now saying the u.s. is waiting on word from saudi arabia for the next move but retaliation could be imminent tweeting that there is

reason to believe that we know the culprit, are locked and loaded depending on verification. >> just a few days ago, the administration was talking about lifting sanctions and having discussions at the u.n. with the iranians, but now we're as close to an armed conflict in the persian gulf as we have been in decades. >> reporter: iranian officials have so far denied any involvement in the attack. their foreign minister accusing the u.s. of max deceit. instead, rebel grp backedan is taking creuthis re responsible and directly blamed iran. the impact is already being felt as aboutbal oil market with global production, that's almost more than 5% of the global oil production. >> reporter: president trump says he's authorized the release of oil from the strategic petroleum reserves in case the supply needs it. there's still no official word

on whether the u.s. would move forward with these retaliatory strikes and kellyanne conway said many options are on the table. meanwhile, top democrats in washington have laid out their demands to president trump as he prepares to announce new n l oposs as early as this week. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer have told the president any bill must include expanded background checks. they then promise to join him at the signing ceremony if he agrees to their terms. and breaking overnight, the united autoworkers union has gone on strike against general motors. the union says the two sides remain far apart on several issues in contract talks, which are expected to resume today. >> we just want what's fair to us. a few years back we gave up a lot to keep this house open and all the houses around general

motors, and now that they're making more money than they ever have, we feel like we should get some of that stuff back like cost of living and things of that nature and the company doesn't want to do that. you know, a fair day's pay goes with a fair day's work and we just want to recoup some of the pected to be seriolypex affected unless the strike drags on. one estimate claims a shutdown could cost more than $1 million per hour. this all comes as the union president is linked to a federal corruption probe into union activities. so far gary jones has not been charged. we turn now to the new report of alleged sexual misconduct by supreme court justice brett kavanaugh when he was in college. president trump is coming to his defense lashing out at the media. "the new york times" published a previously unreported account from a former yale classmate of justice brett kavanaugh max stier who says he saw kavanaugh expose himself at a party his freshman year in 1983

and saw kavanaugh's friends pushing him into a female student's hand. this latest allegation never reportedly pursued by the fbi. kavanaugh supporters are coming to his defense saying "the times" essay adapted from an upcoming book about the justice does not tell the full story. >> this article just shows the obsession with the far left with trying to smear justice kavanaugh by going 30 years back with anonymous sources. >> reporter: the book says the female student did not wish to speak publicly and her friends say she doesn't remember the incident.di kavanaugh tweeting, he is an innocent man who has been treated horribly. such lies about him. following president trump's nomination of kavanaugh to the supreme court, another former yale classmate, deborah ramirez alleged kavanaugh exposed himself at a different party when they were both drunk. she says she shoved him away in the process accidentally touching him and dr. christine blasey ford also came forward with allegations that he assaulted her when they were teenager. the fbi launched an

investigation but found in corroboration of the allegations. kavanaugh denying all claims of sexual assault. >> i strongly opposed him based on his views on executive power which will continue to haunt our country as well as how he behaved including the allegations that we are hearing more about. >> several 2020 democratic hopefuls are now calling for impeachment. elizabeth warren tweeting, like the man who appointed him, kavanaugh should be impeached. the senate majority leader standing behind the justice tweeting, i look forward to many years of service to come from justice kavanaugh. kavanaugh so far declining to comment on "the times" story. the new book or the fresh allegation. former vice president joe biden is not calling for kavanaugh's impeachment but says, quote, we must follow the evidence to wherever it leads. the woman accusing patriots wide receiver antonio brown of rape is expected to meet with nfl investigators today amid news of a recently rejected settlement offer. britney taylor's civil suit claims she was raped and sexually assaulted.

abc news has learned just days before the lawsuit was filed brown rejected a $2 million settlement offer. a source says taylor initially asked for 10 million. brown denies the accusations. meanwhile, in his first game with the patriots, brown scored a touchdown. he refused to comment about the taylor case. turning to the weather, hurricane humberto could create dangerous rip currents in florida and the carolinas. parts of the west face a high fire risk. let's take a look at your monday forecast. good monday morning. we're talking another dry, windy day across most of the west which means another day with a high fire threat and that's why we have red flag warnings in effect for most of utah, nevada into california. talking about the tropics we also have category 1 hurricane tear oing toet more organize, get stronger and passes just to

the north of bermuda but close enough to bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. coming up, a new tv hits the market with a $5 million price tag. but first a fire breaks out on the nfl sideline just before a game. and up next what we've learned about the death of ric ocasek, lead singer of the cars found dead in new york. ♪ you might think i'm crazy

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♪ i guess you're just what i need needed, just what i needed ♪ i needed someone to feed "just what i needed" was the first hit for the cars in 1978 and this morning, we remember lead singer ric ocasek. sources say he apparently died of natural causes in his new

york city apartment. he was 75. he and his wife of 28 years actress paulina porizkova split up last year. she found out -- she found him in his town house. "rolling stone" once described ocasek as someone who seemed mysterious and aloof but that's not what his neighbors saw. >> he was the nicest man. he was so gentle. i feel sad because i really liked the band. i really like that genre of music. ♪ you might think i'm foolish >> the cars had one hit after another in the late '70s and early '80s. ocasek wrote most of their songs. the band was inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame last year. police in ft. worth, texas, are looking for the shooter who opened fire at a pee wee football game. investigators say the violence started as an argument between parents and one of the parent's sons began firing.man and a gir. fortunately both are expected to recover. meanwhile, in the nfl, a fire broke out on the sidelines before sunday's colts/titans

game in tennessee. some equipment used in the pregame introductions burst into flames a few minutes before kickoff. the titans say a pyrotechnic device malfunctioned. no one was hurt. breaking overnight, the maker of oxycontin has taken the first step toward a partial settlement of claims related to the opioid crisis. purdue pharma filed for bankruptcy as promised in the agreement with more than 20 states. the lawsuits claim oxycontin helped fuel the opioid addiction epidemic. lawsuits from other states are still pending. get ready to play a big price for sony's news plus size tv. the 63-foot, 16k crystal l.e.d. television has hit the market. the wall size screen is available for home installation for a measly $5 million. it's available only through specially trained dealers. >> that's pretty special there. well, coming up, the shocking drug bust inside one suv. more than 1100 pounds of marijuana. also hear from the hollywood stuntwoman suing after she lost

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now she's suing the movie's producers. >> i never thought that something like that would happen to me. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, jackson was scheduled to shoot a fight scene in september of 2015. but at the last minute producers switched to a dangerous and me. she says the camera was supposed to move before she reached it but it did not lift in time and jackson collided with the camera at full speed. >> i straight into my left arm, my head and my left shoulder. the next thing i remember i woke up three weeks later after being in a coma and then saw my family -- sorry. >> reporter: jackson was placed in a medically induced coma and her left arm was amputated. >> i was punctured with this bone here, the zygoma bone that was broken. the most severe injury at the time was my brachial arch was severed. i had loads of broken ribs,

broken humerus. both my forearm bones were broken, and actually a big piece of bone missing that they never found. >> reporter: jackson claims the movie's producers misled her allegedly saying their insurance would cover any onset injuries. but according to the lawsuit, the insurance covered only $33,000 of her medical expenses, a fraction of what jackson says the injury has cost. her lawyer says jackson faces up to $1 million of added medical costs. >> i've constant surgeries which i'm going to have for the rest of my life, so, yeah, it was obviously very hurtful when they stopped paying for everything. >> the producers have teonawsui not list the dollar amount being sought. the movie grossed $300 million worldwide. we're learning more about a home explosion near pittsburgh. police say the owner set off the blast on purpose on his daughter's wedding day. he was killed in the explosion and was home alone. police are calling this an apparent suicide. in new jersey 22 people were injured when the decks on this multifamily house collapsed.

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>> we were talking about maybe something would slow cars down. so we decided put me in a chair and i guess use a hair dryer as a speed thing. >> a speed thing there, and now she's been designated as an honorary state trooper complete with a hat and a badge there. slow down in miss patti's neighborhood. >> you go, patti. well, a bad dream turned into a real-life nightmare for a bride-to-be in san diego. she woke up without her engagement ring. >> jenna evans had a dream tha protect it, but she woke up to realize she actually swallowed the ring. >> and she has the x-rays to prove it. she didn't want to wait for nature to take its course so underwent a procedure to have the ring extracted. >> i was really happy because i don't know if i'd ever be able to look at it and appreciate it in the same way if i had had to search for it. i feel very grateful that i got it back and that it is -- it

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making news right now, deputies, firefighters, medics responding to a scene in santa clara county overnight. the investigation happening right now. new calls to impeach supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. the disturbing allegation involving a former yale classmate. after a warm weekend we're waking up to rain this morning. i know it's hard to remember, he told us this would happen on friday. >> he did. >> you have that monday morning memory. >> that, rain. it was nice. i smelled it coming to work today. i was like this is a nice feeling. rk smell it.ear it getting to i ran into fog, mist, drizzle, rain, a shower is possible as you can see with live doppler 7 across the north bay. this is sliding to the south. it looks like we'll have some steady right rain in the north bay with pockets of light rain, mist, drizzle and fog everywhere

else throughout the morning commute. let's dial on down to see if any of this is making it into santa rosa. you can see it's right there on 116 and 101 from bu hillsburg, it will get down to the south bay for the late morning, early afternoon hours. there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm or two. let me show you that area. that's mainly across the north bay. you can see is from cloverdale across st. helena and solano county is in the threat of a possible cell in the morning hours. it was slick out there this mornveofrances. >> the slick roads causing problems. a traffic alert in fremont. this is northbound 680 approaching vargas.

a big rig accident. all lanes blocked northbound 680. traffic is jammed making your way towards that scene. no word yet on when they can reopen this. this is the hot spot to avoid. you may want to consider niles canyon road as an alternate or 280 and 580. there was an earlier injury opened the lanes a minute or two ago. eastbound 24, this accident reported in the eastbound 24 correction at wilder, we're seeing slowing. that's because it's in the left lanes. here's what you're dealing with this morning. a live shot of the golden gate bridge, you have fog, slick roads, and another quick live shot, 680 in walnut creek looks different than the golden gate bridge. lots of accidents this morning. a possible shooting in santa clara county outside of san jose. deputies blocked off avenue wit

scene tape. medics could be seen treating one person at the scene. we reached out for more information on what happened. in san jose, arson investigators are trying to figure out more about a fire that killed one person and injured four firefighters. the fire broke out around 5:30 last night. the flames raced through an adult book store and a liquor store. an eviction notice was posted on the book store's door. police had reports that someone was inside the book store and was armed. >> he was at least armed with a sledgehammer is the report we got. we moved slowly. the police were outside ready to come in to assist us. we never found anybody.