breaking news on "america this morning." multiple people injured in a shooting in washington, d.c. 37 gunfire ringing out as hundreds of people gather for a music festival. a teenager killed. several people trampled.a polic wounded. the lastest from the scene. the day many parents have waited years for, covid-19 vaccines for kids under 5 on their way to health providers. new details on when appointments could begin. a development surrounding bob saget's death. why two police deputies are reportedly being disciplined over the investigation. sports bombshell. transgender athletes now effectively banned from competing in international

swimming. plus, close encounter. hear from the family who spotted this giant bear walking through their florida neighborhood. and from the vhs worth 75,000 to the person who paid 19 million to have lunch with warren buffett, to the catch of the day, all the trending stories to get you moving on this monday. good monday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news out of washington, d.c., a deadly mass shooting just two miles from the white house. >> a 15-year-old boy was killed and three others were wounded including a police officer. the chaos broke out at a juneteenth music festival called moechella. hundreds of people gathered for a free event. officials say organizers didn't have a permit. >> we have a child who was killed today at an event that did not have any proper planning for the number of people who

were here, somebody used a gun and a child is dead. >> at one point police broke up a fight but it's not clear what prompted the shooting. they say no officer fired their weapons. all three people who were wounded were in stable condition. now to the other major story this morning. the cdc has approved two covid-19 vaccines for children under 5 years old, kids in some states will get the shot as early as tomorrow. it's the news many parents have waited years for, but others remain hesitant about whether to vaccinate their children. with the vacowreen l, shots could be administered as early as today. >> nearly 20 million children are able to get vaccinated against covid-19. >> reporter: 18 million american children now eligible to receive it, new york city says it will start distributing the shot on wednesday. the shots come as a relief for

parents who have felt the need to isolate their unvaccinated children. >> we have a 4-year-old son and we've been living quite a sheltered life over the last two years trying to keep him safe, so this will give us a breathing room. >> reporter: they chose to enroll their then-8-month-old and their 3-year-old in the pfizer vaccine trial. >> i highly encourage all parents to vaccinate their young kids. it's really a peace of mind that you don't need to worry about this really potentially dangerous and potentially fatal disease for your young kids. >> reporter: but many parents are in no rush to get their kids the shot. an april survey found that fewer 1 in 5 parents say they're eager to vaccinate their child as soon as the shot became available. >> we're not that confident to make that decision. >> reporter: and many parents of children who have recently had covid are wondering whether it's even worth getting the shot.

pfizer tells abc news every child should get the shot because it adds extra protection against reinfection as well as serious complications. should they get infected again. >> we have to look at the data, it clearly shows that the benefits far outweigh any risks related to these vaccines. >> moderna said it's planning to test its covid vaccine in babies as young as 3 months starting in september. next, the economy and the growing fears of a looming american recession. the probability of a recession in the next 12 months at 30%, that's double the odds they gave it just three months ago. on abc's "this week," treasury secretary janet yellen echoed president biden who said a recession is not inevitable. >> i expect the economy to slow, it's been growing at a very rapid rate. it's natural now that we expect to transition to steady and stable growth.

i don't think a recession is at all inevertable. >> yellen also said the administration is considering a federal gas tax holiday, that would mean savings of about 18% per gallon at the pump. and for those filling up this morning, aaa said the average is just under $5. the price drop was caused by a slight decrease in demand. the head of nato is warning the west the war in ukraine could last for years. president zelenskyy is telling the country to brace for increased russian hostilities as ukraine moves closer to joining the european union. russia is stepping up attacks in donbas region. but ukrainian troops are now fighting back with additional u.s. fire power. howitzer artillery weapons. james longman was given exclusive access to the front lines. >> the power of that gun is just unreal, it sucks the air out of

they are finding russian targets. >> despite the fighting life goes on, in a show of resilience the opera has returned to the battered port city of odesa. now to the crush of travelers across the country. scenes like this played out at many airports. more than 18,000 flights were cancelled or delayed over th holiday weekend, with demand soaring to near pre-pademic level, the u.s. is not alone, this sea of luggage piled up at london's heathrow airport after the baggage system malfunction. abc's faith abubey. >> reporter: the airlines are blaming high demand, severe weather and staffing issues as these frustrations grow. this morning, more flights grounded across the u.s., but so far an improvement from a weekend of travel troubles. spending father's day and juneteenth stuck at airports from new york city to salt lake city.

>> it's frustrating. makes me feel powerless. stuck in an airport. basically for two days. >> reporter: the airline woes forcing some travelers to miss family celebrations like weddings and baby showers. >> people are just upset. a lot of people were crying. >> reporter: since friday about 3,000 flights have been cancelled due to bad weather mixed in with the existing problems of airline staffing shortage and high travel demand. united grounding dozens of flights. delta seeing the worst of it, cancelling more than 200 flights sunday alone. concern growing as vacation season heats up. transportation secretary pete buttigieg putting pressure on airlines to address issues. including hiring more staff. buttigieg also warning that the u.s. government could take enforcement actions against airlines that fail to adhere to consumer protection standards. >> we're doing everything we can, including trying to get in

touch earlier and more often with our passengers and then again trying to hire more people back. >> reporter: mona, analysts predict that travel issues will continue throughout the summer. one analyst putting it bluntly saying, quote, the summer of 2022 is going to be travel hell. mona. >> faith, thank you. new questions about the police response to the uvalde school shooting. sources tell abc news that surveillance shows police said never tried to open the doors to the two classrooms where the gunman killed 19 students and two teachers. had access to a tool that could have opened the doors. senators working on a bipartafety bill meanwhile wrapped up another day of negotiations without finalizing the text. sources say talks are still moving in the right direction and they have until tomorrow to write the bill if they want any chance of vetting on it before the two-week july 4th recess. time now for a look at your monday morning weather.

scorching temperatures in the upper midwest today have officials in minnesota warning about roads possibly buckling. eight states from kansas to michigan are under heat warnings and the triple digits go all the way to texas. behind all that heat, strong storms are likely in the dakotas and northern plains. flash flood watching are p in the west due to monsoon storms. checking today's temperatures, right around 80 degrees in the northeast and the northwest will be around 70. coming up, the hollywood director arrested in italy. also ahead, new video showing the mayor of louisville getting punched as police searched for the suspect. and why two deputies are being disciplined over the bob

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back now with the burning boat off the coast of new hampshire. the three people who lived on board lost everything. they suffered minor injuries and their two dogs are fine. all of them were brought to safety by a good samaritan. it is unclear how the fire started. questions surrounding the attack on the mayor of louisville caught on camera. video shows a man walking up to the mayor greg fisher saturday and punching him. knocking the 64-year-old to the ground. the suspect is still on the loose. concern have been raised surrounding the mayor's security detail. one of his former body guards said fisher may have opted for less protection. >> most of those people, it's been my experience, do not want a waffle security around them. like an invincible bubble. they want to be successible to the public or to their fans,

whoever. constituents. >> according to police, mayor fisher is doing fine. two florida deputies have been disciplined for their handling of comedian bob saget's death. he was found dead at an orlando hotel room in january. one deputy tweeted, r.i.p., bob saget, before the family was notified. and a second deputy shared with another twitter user. the exact cause hand been made public. the movie director paul haggis is under arrest in italy. he is accuse of forcing a woman to have sex with him over a number of days. he is known for plays like crash and million-dollar baby. his attorney release ad statement which reads in part, i am confident all allegations will be dismissed against mr. haggis. he is totally innocent and willing to cooperate with the authorities so the truth comes out quickly. jurassic world dominion held on to the top spot in the box office. it made $58.7, dominating

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29-year-old man in texas. eli laughlin was fatally shot during a road rage incident near houston last wednesday. police say laughlin was in his white pickup. the suspect was in the gray truck. laughlin's in-laws hope the surveillance images help authorities catch the gunman. >> this is one that every father-in-law would have wanted for his daughter. this guy was textbook perfect. >> justice for eli. that's what we need. justice for him. he was an angel on earth. he was amazing. he always had a smile on his face. >> the family hopes witnesses will come forward with information. laughlin was married to their daughter for 18 months. next, a controversial rule change for swimming at the highest level. transgender athletes are now effectively banned from competing in women's events. rhiannon ally has those details. >> reporter: this morning, a

major change to elite swimming competitions takes effect today. >> we have to protect the rights of all our athletes to compete, but we also have to protect competitive fairness. >> reporter: the world governing body voting to restrict transgender athletes from competing. male to female transgender athletes will only be eligible to compete in the women's categories in competitions if they completed their transition before puberty or the age of 12. some medical experts say the effects of higher testosterone during male puberty may never fully be erased. >> the issue is the body size, airway size, perhaps bone density. >> reporter: abc news spoke exclusively last month to 23-year-old swimmer lia thomas whose achievements on the women's swim team at the university of pennsylvania ignited a fierce debate around transgender rights in competitive fairness. thomas made history in march as the first known transgender

athlete to win a division i national title. >> trans people don't transition for athletics. we transition to be happy and authentic. >> reporter: the new fina regulations will not affect thomas's collegiate career but they will have a major impact on her olympic dream. >> it's been a goal of mine to swim at the olympic trials for a very long time. >> reporter: an ally, an advocate for lgbtq athletes, responded to new policy saying in a new statement, the criteria for the women's category as it's laid out with will police the bodies of all women and will not be enforceable without seriously violating the privacy and human rights of any athlete. they will establish a new working group in order to develop open category events for transgender athletes that do not

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