have a great day. happening now in america this morning, the evidence found at the scene of that devastating attack on saudi arabia's oil industry. could it prove iran is responsible? what we learned overnight. plus the resulting pain at the pump. how much more you could soon be paying for gas and president trump's eye-opening statement about the u.s. military once reportedly so low on ammunition, he was asked to delay a military operation. the massive explosion that killed a veteran firefighter injuring several others. the scene compared to a war zone. this morning what we're learning about that building. fired from "snl." "saturday night live" fires one of its new cast members before he could even make his debut. did his jokes go too far?

the debate and now who is coming to his defense. the record crowd that showed up at elizabeth warren's rally. what she did after the event. plus, is no sci-fi movie the ominous warning from a former engineer about killer robots going on the attack. and the stroller pushing supermom setting a world record going the distance in a marathon effort. good morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm mona kosar abdi in for janai norman. we begin with breaking news. iran's supreme leader is speaking out after the recent attack on saudi arabia's oil industry. >> he is vowing to cut off all communication with the u.s. it comes as u.s. officials point the finger at iran for the attack on the saudi oil field. abc news has learned about a potentially crucial piece of evidence that's been found. >> meanwhile, the impact will soon be felt at gas stations here in the u.s. abc's trevor ault has all the details. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, mona. good morning, kenneth.

yeah, the tensions in the gulf are still extremely high. iranian officials saying they were prepared for full-fledged war but the u.s. reaction does seem to be settling at least a little bit. president trump is saying he doesn't want war and there's no rush to respond. after president trump responded the u.s. was locked and loaded following the attack that crippled this massive saudi oil facility, the president now choosing more cautious wording when asked about his message for iran. >> i think i'll have a stronger message or maybe no message at all when we get the final results of what we're looking at right now it's too soon to say. >> the president says it looks like iran was responsible for the attack. a senior u.s. official tells abc news both a drone and cruise missile used in the strike have been found mostly intact which could provide stronger confirmation of who was

responsible. saudi officials also say the investigation is still ongoing but the initial information shows thesidentrp .s. isready a arabia but they'd have to pay. >> but we would certainly help them. they've been a great ally. i don't want war with anybody. i'm somebody that would like not to have war. >> reporter: the big impact at home, gas prices. analysts are predicting a jump of as much as 25 cents a gallon in the coming weeks particularly in california which relies more heavily on imports from saudi arabia. but president trump downplaying the issue monday night at his rally in new mexico. >> a few years ago they would have been in a panic. today we got a lot of oil. we got a lot of gas. >> reporter: well, president trump and multiple officials had previously said he would meet with iran with no preconditions but the president now says that's not true. iran continues to deny any involvement in this attack and, kenneth, you mentioned comments from the ayatollah now saying there will be no talks with the u.s. at any level. kenneth, mona.

>> all right, trevor ault in washington. thank you. staying in d.c. the president made a surprising claim monday while discussing how prepared the u.s. military is to take on iran or any other country. he says shortly after taking office, then defense secretary jim mattis told him the u.s. is very low on ammunition and asked him to hold off on a potential military strike. it's not clear what the president was referring to, but there were reports last year that the u.s. was running out of bombs. mattis has declined to comment. breaking overnight, a police officer in tuscaloosa, alabama, has been fatally shot. it happened as he was trying to track down a suspect wanted for robbery and assault. investigators say the officer followed the suspect into a house where they exchanged gunfire. the suspect is now in custody. the 40-year-old officer leaves behind two daughters and a fiancee. we turn now to a neighborhood in maine being compared to a war zone after a massive explosion killed a firefighter. investigators will be back on the scene in farmington today as we learn about recent

construction at that building. overnight a community coming together in maine. ♪ remembering a fire captain killed in this massive building explosion. >> we decided to come today because we feel it's important even though we didn't know the firefighter personally to support the town and show that we care for our first responders. >> reporter: new drone video this morning shows the debris littering the ground after the blast leveled the building. >> it was just total devastation. i've been in law enforcement 35 years. i've never seen anything like this before in my life except overseas. it was horrible. >> reporter: the fire department responded to reports of a gas smell at the office building which was newly renovated and opened only for two weeks. while they were investigating the gas smell, the building exploded. >> it just looked like a snowstorm. all this insulation coming up and coming in the air. >> i heard like a bang and my windows in the back were shaking. >> reporter: the blast killed 68-year-old fire captain michael bell, a 30-year veteran of the

department. his colleagues paused to pay respects as his body was removed from the scene and later they lined up outside the medical examiner's office for a procession to the funeral home. >> we all know the fireman that was killed today, and it affects us tremendously. >> and seven other people were injured including four firefighters sent to intensive care unit and a maintenance worker who is being praised for reporting the gas odor early enough to evacuate everyone. officials say the union strike at general motors shows no sign of ending any time soon. more than 50,000 workers have hit the picket lines. one sticking point in the contract talks is the union's demand that gm bring some jobs back from mexico which the company has refused. gm reportedly made $8 billion in profit last year. workers who made concessions during the company's bailout in 2009 want a bigger share of those profits. >> there were times

when they were in tough times that we made some sacrifices and now the times are good, they need to come up and give us fair wages, fair benefits at affordable prices, and that's all we're asking really. >> part of the company's offer includes $7 billion in new factory and product investments. the president says federal mediation is possible if both sides want it. new england patriots star antonio brown is denying new sexual misconduct allegations which emerged on the same day a woman accusing him of rape met with the nfl. the new claim appeared in "sports illustrated." an artist says brown stood behind her naked except for a small towel as she painted a mural at his home. she did not file charges against him. parts of texas could see up to 10 inches of rain from a storm in the gulf and in the west the high fire risk is the big story. let's take a look at your tuesday forecast. good morning. the tropics quite active. we've got this beef drifting westward through the gulf of the louisiana aexas lilyea t a

headhrough the we're also watching hurricane humberto make its way closer to bermuda. it is going to pass to the north but still bring flooding rainfall and hurricane-force wind gusts. another tropical wave out in the middle atlantic has a high chance for development but it is making its way farther to the west. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. and coming up, the successful basketball coach who's rejecting a pay raise saying he's got enough money. but first a shocking scene. a baby climbing out of this 13-story window onto the air conditioner. the investigation under way. and new this morning, another death linked to vaping and e-cigarettes. how the cdc is responding. plus, the big news about the future of "seinfeld."

we're back with a new record for an american swimmer. sarah thomas has just finished her swim across the english channel. she's the first person, man or woman, to make that swim four times nonstop. she finished her treatment for breast cancer one year ago and dedicated the swim to all the breast cancer survivors out there. and breaking overnight another death is being blamed on e-cigarettes and vaping. this time in central california. it's the seventh death nationwide. the news came just hours after the state of california announced it will crack down on counterfeit vaping supplies and devices. meanwhile at the federal level the cdc has now activated its emergency opcoor itsnse a new york city mother is speaking out after a frightening scene involving one of her kids. the 3-year-old boy managed to

crawl out of their 13th floor window in the bronx. he was hanging on to an air conditioner until his 14-year-old sister pulled him inside. his mother says neighbors have been verbally abusing her since the scare. >> they were calling me names. you stupid dumb african lady. you don't know nothing. you think this is africa. this is not africa. this is america. you will go to jail. >> the boy who has autism and vision problems is okay. his mother says he was able to sneak away while she was cooking and an investigation is under way. meanwhile, metal guards have now been placed on the window. music publishers have amplified their lawsuit against exercise equipment company peloton. more than 1300 additional songs have been added to a $150 million copyright lawsuit. the national music publisher association claims peloton used the songs for workouts without the proper licensing. mus inclu beatles.

netflix will become the new streaming home of "seinfeld" in two years. the company has reportedly bought the rights of the famous show about nothing for more than $500 million. the move comes just weeks after netflix lost the rights to both "friends" and "the office". coming up, the play of the night on monday night football. but first "saturday night live" fires one of its new comedians over jokes he made. see who is coming to his defense. and a one-on-one interview with alex trebek on his fight with cancer and what he told his co-workers when he returned to "jeopardy." woman 1 oc: this is my body of proof. man 1 vo: proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. man 2 vo: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 2 vo: ...with humira. woman 3 vo: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults.

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we turn now to "saturday night live" firing a new cast member before he even made his debut on the show. >> shane gillis has been fired after video surfaced of him making racist jokes. he's reigniting the debate over what's comedy and what's offensive. this morning "snl's" new cast member has been fired before the new season even starts. >> live from new york it's saturday night. >> reporter: the show is dropping shane gillis after a controversial video of the stand-up comic surfaced days after he was hired. >> took skoal out of my mouth to come up here and i didn't vote for donald trump. makes me like the nelson mandela of central pennsylvania. >> a 2018 episode of "matt and shane's secret podcast" shows gillis mimicking a chinese accent and using a racist slur to refer to asian people including a joke about andrew yang. he's also under fire for homophobic slurs on his podcast. gillis issued a statement saying, quote, i'm a comedian who pushes boundaries.

sometimes i miss. i'm happy to apologize to anyone who's actually offended by anything i said. i am trying to be the best comedian i can be and sometimes that requires risk. but his words did little to slow down the outrage. pab pablo torre of the espn program "high noon" tweeted settle down. yang said the two are planning to meet. other comics are also coming to gillis' defense including formerlier "snl" cast member rob schneider and comedian jim norton. >> it's my fault that you're all here. this curse is inside you all. >> who referenced the current blockbuster "it chapter two" writing jokes that upset you are not suddenly classified as serious straights just because they upset you. why is a culture that lines up to watch a clown murder children so polarized over humor. in a statement, nbc says it wasn't aware of shape' prior remarks.

"snl's" new hires include bowen yang who will become the first regular cast member of the show who is chinese-american. alex trebek is speaking to abc news about his battle with pancreatic cancer talking one-on-one with our t.j. holmes. the 79-year-old trebek revealed what he told his co-workers when he got back to work hosting "jeopardy." >> i enjoy what's going on now. i realize that there is an end in sight for me just as there is for everyone else. one line that i have used with our staff in recent weeks and months is that when i do pas on, one thing they will not say at my funeral is, oh, he was taken from us too soon. hey, guys, i'm 79 years old. i've had one hell of a good life. as long as i can walk out and greet the audience and the contestants and run the game, i'm happy. >> we'll have much more of that interview later on "good morning america" including where trebek

is now in his cancer fight. in sports monday night football saw odell beckham jr. back in new jersey. the former giant faced the jets. he had the game's big play, an 89-yard touchdown catch and run. he was not wearing his now famous $2 million watch for the pl te ed wearingt. the browns won the game, 23-3. injuries have knocked out two super bowl winning quarterbacks, the steelers' ben roethlisberger is done for the year after hurting his elbow and a torn hand ligament will keep the saints' drew brees out for six weeks. a college basketball coach who led his team to a national championship turned down a pay raise. tony bennett told the school to give the money to his assistants and the athletic department instead. the school's athletic director said, quote, this just doesn't happen in our industry. bennett said he has more money than he needs. >> there you go. e,exth class that teaches you how to be an adult. also sailor to the rescue.

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making news at 4:27, president trump is hours away from his first visit to the bay area since becoming commander in chief. protesters are ready to greet him. concerns over e-cigarettes hit closer to home. the seventh vaping related death in the u.s. an attack of refinies in saudi arabia and gas prices are about to follow. good morning, everyone. of course we'll get to all of those stories. checking in with mike to see what our forecast is for today. >> quite a bit different than this time yesterday. temperatures are up to 16 degrees cooler with high clouds out there as you can see on live doppler 7. let's jump right into those temperatures for 49 in napa, 50 in fairfield, san ramone and

half moon bay at 52. mountain view at 53. the rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. mountain view just turned 54 there. did you see that? that's up-to-date weather. we have 60s along the coast until you get to santa rosa. low to mid-70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s in the south bay until you get to morgan hill at 80. mid to upper 70s in the north bay and low 80s in the east bay. i'm tracking another chance of showers. that's coming up. here's frances. mike, a very different story as well for traffic. nt that many accidents this morning. we're going to head outside and show you a live camera shot at 680. an advisory for the benicia bridge. traffic is fine. no accidents reported. no major ones right now on bay area freeways. a look at westbound 80 for headlights moving through berkeley into emeryville. it's a nice and quiet ride to the bay bridge this morning. as we check out the drive times, it's always a little slow, though, out of tracy.

westbound 580 tracy to dublin. it's green antioch to concord. 13 minutes. southbound 101 in the north bay looking great. san rafael to san francisco also just changed, still green at 18 minutes. frances, thank you. new this morning, chp is trying to determine why a man was walking on highway 92 in hayward when he was hit and killed by a pickup truck just before midnight. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the chp says the truck's driver remained there. the crash tied up traffic for a while, but that road is reopened this morning. an adult from the central valley is the seventh vaping related death in the u.s. >> the person died on saturday. officials have not released the person's name or how old they are. health officials say there have been three reports of similar illnesses in tulare county and 53 cases nationwide.

the dangers of e-cigarettes has prompted governor newsom to issue an executive order to crack down. a $20 million public awareness campaign on the dangers of vaping and removing products. the governor says he's looking at raising the tax on e-cigarettes. >> the cdc is activating its emergency operation center in response. it will work around the clock collecting data and helping local officials. the emergency operation center has dealt with more than 60 public health threats since 2001. it is now 4:30 f. you're just waking up, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. you're never more than seven minutes away from traffic and weather. and here's mike. thank you, kumasi, reggie. hi, everybody. notice the winds are much calmer than this time yesterday, less than 10 miles per hour. they will pick up as we head into the afternoon hours. that will keep us below average. my accuweather