right now on "america this morning," the comeback from covid. new signs that america is bouncing back from large gatherings to crowded airports, even a 26-mile traffic jam returning from the long weekend but this morning what doctors are seeing when it comes to vaccination rates. and a new variant of the coronavirus. plus, the restrictions being lifted today. developing right now, a new cyberattack. this time targeting the food industry. the world's biggest meat supplier just weeks after hackers targeted a major gas pipeline. what we're learning this morning. caught on camera, the suspects in the miami mass shooting are seen carrying out their attack in fewer than ten seconds. that stolen suv recovered from a

canal. the desperate plea from one victim's father interrupting a news conference. newover night, the an court antics out of bounds. sunscreen safety in the spotlight. the cancer causing chemical reportedly found in popular brands and which two brands have been rested best for protection. and hungry, hungry hippo. the dramatic chase no tourist ever wants to see. good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with america coming back from covid. more restrictions have been lifted overnight. >> as americans return from the holiday weekend, travel returned to prepandemic levels both at the airports and on the highways with a 26-mile traffic backup in one area. >> covid case numbers now at the lowest level in more than a year. but there's new data on the vaccination rate that could cause some concern.

abc's faith abubey is here with the latest. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, andrew. for many americans memorial day was the first maskless holiday in more than a year and now even more covid restrictions are being lifted. this morning, more signs the u.s. is returning to normal. new york city's indoor dining curfew expanded allowing bars and restaurants to stay open past midnight. >> thank god is everybody is back. our whole staff is back and hired a number new team as well. >> reporter: beginning today in hard hit michigan restaurants can open indire dining at 50% capacity. in most of pennsylvania distancing requirements have been lifted for businesses although some restrictions remain in place for philadelphia. it comes as the country reports fewer than 20,000 new covid cases per day. the lowest number in more than a year but there is also a significant decline in the vaccinate rate now arranging just over 1.3 million doses per

day, the lowest since january. chicago shifting its strategy moving away from mass vaccination sites and instead converting this city bus into a mobile site. >> you don't have to make an appointment. you don't have to do extra stuff. >> reporter: experts were confident they will work against newly discovered variants of the virus official. including a strain health officials are studying in vietnam. in the meantime, the holiday weekend brought scenes of american life like we haven't seen for more than a year. from parades to barbecues. >> i'm feeling free. >> reporter: and this 26-mile traffic backup on interstate 15 in nevada as visitors returned to southern california from las vegas. and at the box office -- >> i don't know why you came up here. >> reporter: "a quiet place part ii" earning $57 million over the long weekend, the biggest four-day theatrical opening since the beginning of 2020. >> it was fun sitting in a

theaters with a bunch of strangers and watch again. it's been a long time. >> reporter: casinos in las vegas can operate at 100% capacity. andrew. >> faith, thank you. hackers have targeted the world's largest meat suppliers. the cyberattack on jbs usa atexted some of its servers in canada, the u.s. and australia. so far there's no evidence that customers' data was compromised and says certain transactions may be delayed. it's unclear how or if consumers have been affected. the recent attack on the pipeline and ransom may embolden hackers to target more companies. major development in the search for three suspects wanted in miami. police recovered a stolen suv from a canal, the same vehicle seen on surveillance video early sunday when the suspects armed with rifles sprayed bullets into a crowd leaving a banquet hall. more than 20 injured. one victim's father demanded justice.

>> ruining families, harming mothers who are here today, you will -- >> you all killed my kid. you're going to burn. your gunfire. you hear me. you killed my kid. >> reporter: and that's the pain that you see. >> police say they violence stemmed between the dispute between two rival countries. and it comes as big cities across the country see a spike in violent crime. at least 30 shot in miami over the holiday weekend. we turn to the tulsa race massacre. 100 years ago. president biden will make history when he visits the area formerly flown as black wall street calling on the american people to, quote, recommit to rooting out systemic racism across our country. overnight a candlelight vigil in tulsa, oklahoma, honoring one of worst violence in american history. >> it's finally being

acknowledged what our ancestors went through. >> reporter: it burned down greenwood district, a thriving hub known as black wall street. all after unproven that a black man assaulted a white woman in an elevator. 300 black people killed. nearly 200 black owned businesses were destroyed. no one was ever held accountable. today president biden visits tulsa to meet with survivors like 107-year-old viola fletcher. she along with her parents and siblings fledded mob. >> i hear the screams and i have lived through the palace kerr every day. our country may forget this history but i cannot. >> reporter: fletcher was part of a lawsuit against the city and others seeking to be paid the estimated $1.8 million no to property loss claims back then. some worry the effort to teach children what happened could be detailed. it took until 2019 to require lessons to be included in history classes.

a new bill could be a setback. it bans the teaching of critical race theory in public schools. >> the bill we signed if you actually read it, it simply says that we are not going to say in our schools in oklahoma that one race is superior to another race and i'm not going to teach a first grader that just because the color of their skin, that they're an oppressor or somehow should feel guilty about something that happened 100 years ago. >> descendants vowed to keep fighting for justice. >> it's air terrible legacy, and think tulsa has an opportunity to be the crucible for the reckoning. >> while in tulsa today, president biden expected to announce plans to reinvest in disadvantaged communities. the governor of texas is threatening to withhold pay from state lawmakers after democrats staged a walkout to block a new voting bill from being passed.

governor greg abbott is vowing to hold a special session to pass the bill which would reduce polling hours sunday and restrict mail-in voting. supporters say the bill would restore election confidence. critics say it will make it harder for people of color to vote. lawmakers in nevada passed a bill to make their first in the nation to vote in the primary season hoping to jump ahead of iowa and new hampshire saying nevada's diversity looks more like america. it would still need approval from the national political parties. a candlelight vigil was oaklandle vigil was held for a missing iowa boy from. 70 miles east to support the family of xavier harrelson and hasn't been seen last last thursday morning. >> he is probably the happiest most joyous person i have ever met, adult, kid, everything. he's like my little nephew and it's heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking. it's hard to find words. >> volunteers have been searching near the boy's home.

authorities say there is nothing to suggest foul play, but they aren't ruling anything out. in los angeles overnight firefighters battled this massive fire at a shoe factory. flames caused the roof to collapse. a firefighter taken to the hospital and the cause is still under investigation. time now for a look at your tuesday weather. we've got severe storms triggering flash flooding in albuquerque. flooding this restaurant up to six inches and hail also reported in some areas from new mexico into texas. and more rain is expected today from the southern plains north to illinois. elsewhere some afternoon rain is expected in parts of florida and checking today's high temperatures the year's first heat wave will stretch from the southwest up to oregon making drought conditions in region even worse. high 70s today from the great lakes to new england. coming up, a surprising

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. back now with terrifying moments for an asian american police officer in san francisco. she was responding to a call about a man threatening to kill asians when she was attacked by the suspect, who pinned her to the ground. that's when several bystanders jumped in to help free her. the suspect, who has a record of prior arrests, was taken into custody. nestle says it's working to update the nutrition of its products after a report revealed more than 60% of its food and drinks are not considered healthy. the assessment was included inside a company document obtained by the "financial times." executives also reportedly

acknowledged that some of their products will never be healthy no matter how much the company innovates. but the company still insists it will be making its products more nutritious. meanwhile, restaurants are facing big challenges after the holiday weekend, and their customers are paying the price. abc's megan tevrizian explains. >> reporter: this morning as restaurants nationwide ramp up to prepandemic levels, some customers may notice something new on the menu. higher prices. one reason? the cost of food. especially beef, pork, and chicken. is surging. >> we are seeing our chicken prices probably -- well, they're more than double what they normally are. >> reporter: the warehouse grill and drinkery near omaha says it had no choice but to add $2 to all chicken and beef dishes on the menu. and an extra $3 for steak. >> it's not even getting us close to where we need to be, but it will be helpful. >> reporter: the other reason for the price hikes, restaurants and their suppliers are facing a major shortage of workers. which is forcing them to pay

higher wages to keep and attract staff. >> a lot of people don't want to come to work because of a lot of the stimulus packages. and so a lot of my farmers are saying they're only at about 2/3 of the people they need. now, when that happens, you've got to pay everybody overtime. >> reporter: add in higher gas prices, raising transportation costs, and you have the perfect storm. >> the prices keep going up. we can't continue to eat the cost of it. >> i think the food industry got caught a little flat-footed. they didn't expect this demand from all the restaurants opening. the customers wanting to barbecue, have graduation part quiz. and just get together as families again. >> reporter: on the bright side, some experts say as the economy continues to rebound this summer these prices should come down soon. andrew, mona? >> our thanks to megan. coming up, a dangerous chemical found in many popular sunscreens. also ahead, the bombshell from tennis star naomi osaka, withdrawing from the french open and revealing her battle with

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best thing for the tournament, the other players and my well-being is that i withdraw. i never wanted to be a distraction." osaka also revealing she's battled long bouts of depression and anxiety since becoming a household name after beating her idol, serena williams, at the u.s. open in 2018. the pro-serena crowd booed osaka, leaving her in tears. serena tried to comfort the then 20-year-old. >> we're going to get through this and let's be positive. so congratulations, naomi! no more booing! >> reporter: and monday after osaka's withdrawal williams once again came to her side. >> i feel for naomi. i wish i could give her a hug because i know what it's like. everyone is different and everyone handles things differently. so you know, you just have to let her handle it the way she wants to. i think she's doing the best that she can. >> reporter: 17-year-old coco gauff tweeting "stay strong. i admire your vulnerability."

and trailblazer billie jeanne king writing, "it's incredibly brave that naomi osaka has revealed her truth about her struggle with depression. right now the important thing is that we give her the space and time she needs." osaka is not giving any indication on when she could return to the court. as for serena williams, she easily won her first-round match last night. it was the first scheduled night session in french open history. another nba fan is in trouble with the law. a man was tackled after running onto the court during last night's game between the 76ers and wizards. he's now banned from the arena and will face criminal charges. meanwhile, the boston fan who threw a water bottle at nets star kyrie irving will be arraigned on assault charges today. there were three other similar incidents around the league last week. and coming up, the giant hippo chase that was caught on camera. also ahead something, cold hard cash. why more cities are paying you to move. we're for those who love to discover. who know an open mind is the only kind. who don't need to travel to find something new.

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checking the top stories, health officials are watching for upticks in covid cases after the holiday weekend. but in the meantime restrictions are being rolled back. new york, pennsylvania and michigan are reducing limits today. it comes as the covid vaccination rate drops to the lowest level since january. british socialite jasmine hartman is being held without bail in belize in connection with the death of a police duzu superintendent. her long-time partner is andrew ashcroft, a member of one of the wealthiest families in the uk. she's facing a manslaughter charge. atlanta braves outfielder marcel ozuna is free on $20,000 bond after prosecutors say he choked his wife and threatened to kill her. major league baseball says it will investigate under its domestic violence policy. today's weather clear along the east coast but some rain in florida. another round of strong storms could lead to more flash flooding in texas and mexico. more heat for much of the west. and finally, a night one

college student will never forget, even though he had too many drinks. >> here's will ganss. >> i'm in milwaukee, wisconsin with my buddies doing some police training. >> well, apparently a drunk dude crashed with us last night. >> reporter: if you're lost, a home full of cops is an interesting place to wind up. >> about 2:30 in the morning i heard some crashing around upstairs and i thought it was this guy. going to the bathroom. >> it wasn't me. >> reporter: but according to these policemen here in milwaukee for emergency vehicle training -- >> this silly guy found the one airbnb in all of downtown milwaukee, wisconsin loaded with cops. >> reporter: a 19-year-old presumably lost coming in from a night out. this was a lucky intruder. >> what if that dude stumbled into a bed with a kid or my wife? it could have been a different morning. right? so wrong place wrong time, lucky place, lucky time that there's duties that actually know how to handle that. >> reporter: not that this intruder chose this spot on

purpose. >> he had no idea where he was. he had no idea where he thought he was. and he didn't know where he came from. >> reporter: officer pazola seeing the 19-year-old's misfortune as an opportunity, recording the entire ordeal and posting it on tiktok. where it's racked up more than 10,000 views. >> i try to make everything a tiktok video. part of what i do in our community is put myself out in front of people to be a real person. cops have a hard time right now. and when they can see that we're still having fun and we're still real people and we're good, it's a good thing. >> reporter: his colleagues also hoping the ordeal helps make gen z tiktokers more willing to work with police when the time comes. >> he made a mistake. it's okay. we're going to get over it. and at the end of the day we can smile about it. >> reporter: the intruder wasn't cited or charged. police say he was intoxicated and stumbled into the wrong home, mona and andrew. >> well, thank you. i usually don't like remakes but goldilocks and the three cops, that's one i'll watch. >> does he have to split the

cost of the a right now on "america this morning," the comeback from covid. new signs that america is bouncing back from large gatherings to crowded airports, even a 26-mile traffic jam returning from the long weekend but this morning what doctors are seeing when it comes to vaccination rates. and a new variant of the coronavirus. plus, the restrictions being lifted today. developing right now, a new cyberattack. this time targeting the food industry. the world's biggest meat supplier just weeks after hackers targeted a major gas pipeline. what we're learning this morning. caught on camera, the suspects in the miami mass shooting are seen carrying out their attack in fewer than ten seconds. that stolen s