right now on "america this morning," breaking news, sources confirming that fbi agents have searched former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. the 15 boxes of documents that sources say are at the center of the investigation and what trump is saying in response. >> outrage erupting overnight among trump allies. our legal analysts explain what the search could mean for the former president and what comes next. a cruel summer. from extended heat emergencies to historic floods, the new data on just how extreme this summer has been so far. desperate measures. what one airline is being forced to do to cope with staffing shortage and make sure your bags don't get lost. developing news, the urgent search for a missing 16-year-old last seen at a party.

why authorities fear she may have been kidnapped. celebrating olivia newton john. the new tributes from her friends and co-stars after her death at age 73. and later this morning, a 7-year-old with all the right moves. good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with the breaking news, the fbi searching former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. >> the importance cannot be understated. it is an unprecedented search involving a former president, an investigation with huge stakes that could further inflame political tensions in this country. mar-a-lago is trump's primary residence. he was not there at the time, but he claims the fbi broke open a safe, and he called it -- he called the search an assault. >> overnight "the new york times" reported the search appeared to come as a surprise to officials at the white house and this morning we're learning what's at the center of this investigation.

this morning, new details after the fbi executed a search warrant at former president trump's home at his mar-a-lago resort yesterday morning. in a statement, trump confirmed the search saying, quote, they overnight abc news could not - confirm that allegation. sources say the search was related to 15 boxes of documents trump took to mar-a-lago from the white house. according to the national archives, the xe in his statement trump called the search, quote, prosecutorial misconduct and a weaponization of the justice system. but while on the campaign trail in 2016, trump promised to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. >> in my administration, i'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. no one will be above the law. >> reporter: last night, the former president was seen

leaving trump tower in new york giving a thumb's up to reporters calling in to a rally for sarah palin last night, trump alluded to the events at mar-a-lago. >> another day in paradise. this was a strange day. >> reporter: trump's allies overnight slamming the fbi. >> all of a sudden on no notice they send 20 cars and 30 agents. sean, i mean this is just more political persecution of donald j. trump. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy saying, the department of justice has reached an intolerable state of weaponized politicization. attorney general garland, preserve your documents and clear your calendar. while many are criticizing the search, fbi director christopher wray is himself a republican nominated by trump. overnight we spoke to legal experts to get their perspective on the implications of this search. >> an enormous amount of planning. this must have been going on for weeks. this must be the most vetted, the most comprehension hencively

vetted and scrubbed application for a search warrant in the history of search warrants. the fact that the department did not go the subpoena route but rather went the search warrant route is pretty strong evidence that nobody there was prepared to take the chance that with a subpoena with the opportunity to destroy evidence that the former president wouldn't destroy it. >> that's how stupid you sound. >> reporter: hours after news about the search broke, crowds of trump supporters and critics gathered outside mar-a-lago. >> you're just mad because you're pathetic. >> a senior official tells abc news that the secret service was notified by the fbi before agents arrived at mar-a-lago, and the secret service validated the search warrant. we spoke to abc news contributor kan nawaday, a former federal prosecutor to get his thoughts on the fbi's actions. he spoke to our linsey davis. >> we know that some judge out there probably in the southern district of florida has found that there may be evidence of a crime existing at trump's residence. i think the indication is that

it's moving forward. they are taking active action and following the leads and following the evidence. you know, we've already had search warrants of trump adjacent persons like john eastman. their items have been searched. it's only's matter of time that they'll work up the chain to other potential targets. the next steps are going to be whether the fbi's found what they were looking for. they'll look through everything they found and see if that leads to other crimes, other individuals who they can be targeting. >> with that let's turn now to abc's ike ejiochi with some of the other developing headlines related to former president trump, as well as the january 6th investigation, ike. >> reporter: that's right, andrew. "the new york times" maggie haberman has claimed former president trump has flushed handwritten presidential documents down the toilet and now we're seeing images for the first time. axios was first to publish the photo that reportedly shows papers in a white house toilet and a toilet from an overseas

trip. abc news has not authenticated these and unclear what they appear to be but appear to be written in trump's handwriting. haberman reported that trump would routinely tear up documents that were supposed to be preserved under the presidential records act and flushed them sometimes clogging a white house toilet. meanwhile, a separate development, this time concerning the january 6th investigation. today the january 6th committee is expected to interview former secretary of state mike pompeo. he could provide testimony about discussions within trump's cabinet about using the 25th amendment to remove trump from office after the capitol riot and on the other development concerning january 6th, word that text messages from radio host and conspiracy theorist alex jones have now been turned over to the january 6th committee. jones attended the rally that day, but he insists he was not involved in the planning of the riot. andrew. >> ike ejiochi there for us in washington, thank you. and stay with abc news for

continuing coverage of the investigation at mar-a-lago with new details throughout the day on the abc news app. the u.s. has announced its single biggest commitment to ukraine since the beginning of the war. it is sending $1 billion in new military aid plus another economic package of 4.5 billion. that brings the total u.s. assistance so far to $18 billion. meanwhile, the pentagon says up to 80,000 russian troops have been killed or wounded since the war began in february. back here at home police in new mexico have identified the most recent victim amid concerns about a possible serial killer targeting muslim men in albuquerque. 25-year-old naheem hussein was found shot late friday. hussein's was the third in ten days. authorities searching for a gray volkswagen described as a vehicle of interest in the investigation. the father and son convicted of chasing and killing ahmaud arbery in georgia in 2020 have now received a second life sentence. travis mcmichael, his father greg and neighbor william

"roddie" bryan were convicted in their federal hate crimes trial of targeting arbery because he was black. bryan got 35 years in prison. now to the weather and the cruel summer americans from coast to coast have been experiencing. the extreme conditions not letting up. as blistering heat, a historic drought and record flooding impact millions across the u.s., new data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows just how extreme this summer's weather has been. noaa reports last month the average temperature for the lower 48 states reached 76.4%, 2.8 degrees higher than average making last month the third warmest on record in the u.s. only july 2012 and july 1936 were warmer. for texas last month was the warmest on record, temperatures topping 110 putting the electric grid on the brink

and august is typically warmer than july. 2,000 miles north boston has hit 95 degrees for five consecutive days. ems workers pushed to the limit with heat rife legalitied call. >> our folks are working flat out. these three, four, five-day stints we go through can wear people down, you know, can really do a job on their reserves. >> reporter: in the typically mild pacific northwest, businesses are trying to adapt to the heat. the owner of this food truck in portland says it's too hot to operate the kitchen. he's now considering a new menu. a local landscaper is reaching out to companies in hotter climates for advice. >> maybe we can kind of take some notes from people down farther south that deal with this hot heat and maybe even more humidity. >> reporter: the noaa report also highlighting the intense rainfall in parts of the country like we've never seen including more than 12 inches in one day in parts of missouri and floodwaters in kentucky that rose so quickly, 37 people were killed. president biden met with survivors yesterday. >> as you all know, we've suffered a consequence of

climate change, a significant number of weather catastrophes around the nation. >> reporter: also late yesterday in palm spring, california, hundreds of people were stranded when floodwaters washed away a road. a similar scene unfolded 24 hours earlier in denver. and with that, let's take a look at your tuesday forecast. good morning. waking up to heavy downpours once again, this time it's cleveland, indianapolis, st. louis, down to springfield. be careful of water over the roads. there could be some travel disruptions on the way to work for you. meantime, those thunderstorms will advance through the ohio valley, the eastern great lakes, northern new england, heavy downpours and gusty winds, it will be hot and steamy from boston down to new york and d.c. we have a heat advisory in place through tuesday, but it'll cool off later this week. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. coming up, chaos at the airport reaches a whole new

level. what one airline is now doing. but first, why authorities now fear a 16-year-old california girl may have been kidnapped and what's being done to find her. and later, several developments in the anne heche

we're back with this scene from wilmington, ohio. an airport worker was killed and eight firefighters were injured when a fire suppression system malfunctioned. there was no fire. no word on what triggered the system. a major airline is going to new lengths to cope with the staffing shortage that is plaguing the industry. qantas airways is asking senior executives to volunteer to work in baggage handling operations.

the managers will be loading bags on to planes and ferrying bags around. a reward is being offered in the urgent search for a teen in california. authorities say she may have been kid animal. >> reporter: this morning a desperate plea from a missing teenager's mother. >> we just want her home. we're so scared and we miss her so much. we love her so much. and we love you. if you ■see his,pleasejust come home. i want nothing more than to hug you. >> reporter: 16-year-old kiely went missing saturday morning at a camp ground in california. it is now being treated as an abduction. >> anyone else out there.re w s ghtsrd and sharehat she s kiely around

midnight. get home. she said okay, i will. love you, mama. and then i fell asleep. >> reporter: a sheriff's spokesperson said her phone has been off ever since. no sign of kiely or her silver honda crv. >> out of the 200 or 300 juveniles that were at the party that evening, somebody has to know something. we're not interested in arresting anybody or prosecuting anybody who may have been involved with underage drinking or drug use that night. we don't really care about that right now. our authority is to find kiely. >> investigators have set up a tip line and a $50,000 reward is being offered for any information that will help find kiely. mona? andrew? >> thank you. coming up, a big change for the iphone. >> first we celebrate olivia newton-john. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures

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>> winning over john travolta and generations of fans as a lovable sandy in "grease." the blockbuster catapulting her to fame. ♪ i'm hopelessly devoted to you ♪ >> born in england in 1948, olivia newton-john wanted to be a veterinaian. she did so well in singing contests in school she began touring. over the years, she would win four grammys and sell 100 million albums. ♪ i honestly love you ♪ >> constantly reinventing herself. ♪ summer heat ♪ >> two years after "grease" in 1980, her lead role in xanadu. the following year, "physical." ♪ let get physical ♪ >> she was diagnosed with breast

cancer in 19 in a. undergoing surgery and chemo. one of the first stars to be so open about her health, raising million for cancer research. she inspired people with her positive outlook on life. >> i made a decision. i'm going to be all right. i'm going to let everyone know i'll be all right and they have to know i'll be all right. it there's so much power in your mind. big instincts. i trust myself. i feel really happy. i'm here. >> reporter: in 2017 she revealed that her cancer had returned and spread to her bones. john travolta writing, my dear olivia. you made all of our lives so much better. we will see you down the road and we will all be together again. yours from the first moment i saw you and forever. your danny, your john. and her friend hugh jackman writing, she was a one of a kind spirit. it's no secret she was my first crush. i kissed her poster every night

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president mar-a-lago estate. the fbi moving in on that. >> federal officials expected to announce new measures to combat the spread of monkeypox.roject s land in the station into housing units. >> it is tuesday, august 9. reggie: we will start with the weather. larisa: we will begin with low clouds that push in this morning. we have clear skies in the morning -- mid-50's and fog in santa rosa, 60 in livermore. from our roof camera, cloudy

skies by 9:00 with