right now on "america this morning" -- breaking news. gunfire erupting inside this supermarket in oregon, customers fleeing. do doesesen of shots are heard. at least people are dead. what police are saying at this hour. also overnight. new details about the nfl player shot on the street in washington, d.c., plus, the other major story in the nfl. new questions surrounding the player released by the buffalo bills after being accused of rape. countdown to launch. nasa set to make history this morning, launching a mission to the moon. we'll take you live to kennedy space center. britney spears speaking out. the new audiotape, what the pop star is revealing about her

mother, plus, why britney says she turned down oprah. the big surprises at the mtv video music awards, a bizarre appearance from johnny depp and big news from taylor swift. are you kidding me? >> and later, how misbehaving goats ended wandering inside this police car, chewing up the deputy's paperwork. good monday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. police just holding a news conference after a deadly supermarket shooting in oregon. >> it happened about 7:00 last night at a shopping center the in bend, oregon. >> two people were killed. police say the shooter was killed. the suspect was armed with an ar-style rifle and a shotgun, witnesses said the shooter opened fire in the supermarket before entering the grocery store. >> there were 10 to 20 shots and then another 10 to 20 shots, and by that time i went inside and

told my dad to get away from the window and people were running out of safeway, and i mean, the police were here, though, in a matter of like five seconds. >> still more details to come, but two officers were injured. police are still trying to determine a motive. also breaking overnight, one man is under arrest after a deadly and apparently random shooting spree in detroit. three people were killed and another person wounded in less than three hours, police say there doesn't appear to be any connection between the victims. we turn now to washington and new fallout from the fbi search at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. intelligence officials are taking a closer look at the documents found to assess any national security risks. meanwhile, the judge is offering clues about a possible so-called "special master" in the case. abc's justin finch joins us now with more. >> reporter: good morning. for many republicans, that heavily redacted affidavit is just not enough, they're asking for even more details.

this morning, increasing concerns over potential damage to national security following the fbi's search of former donald trump estate. the director of national intelligence has sent a letter to top congressional lawmakers confirming an assessment is under way. the heavily redacted affidavit used in the search in mar-a-lago released friday revealing some critical details. the fbi launched the search in part on evidence from a significant number of civilian witnesses, the justice department warned that as the investigation continues key witnesses could face intimidation or retaliation. there's an ongoing grand jury investigation and prosecutors have already identified potential targets and are looking for more. >> the most important part that's redacted relates to the obstruction and that to me what this is what's going come down to. >> reporter: documents involving

the most classified of material, including some of human intelligence, spies and electronic eavesdropping. >> disclosing these methods place all americans at risk. >> reporter: from across the republican party, demands for more transparency. >> again, i'm not putting all the documents on the internet, but give us some sense of the subject matter. >> reporter: some have their minds made up. >> the hypocrisy of folks in my party that spent years chanting "lock her up" of hillary clinton because of deleted e-mails are now out there defending a man who very clearly didn't take the national security of the united states to heart. >> reporter: former president trump fighting back. the hearing is set for later this week on his request for a florida federal court to name a special master, a third party to review the fbi-seized evidence from mar-a-lago. it's set for september 1st.

the judge already indicating her preliminary intent to approve that special master request. andrew, rhiannon. >> justin, thank you. a developing story this morning from washington. a pro football player, washington commanders running back brian robinson has been shot during an attempted robbery or a carjacking. the 23-year-old is now recovering. the other big headline in the nfl, the rape allegation against the buffalo bills punter cut by the team this weekend, questions being raised when the team knew about the allegation and if it acted soon after. this morning, matt araiza is out of the nfl, releasing the rookie punter after he was accused along with two college teammates of gang raping an underage teen. >> at this time, we just think it's the best move for everyone to move on from matt. >> reporter: the alleged attack came at a halloween party last

fall when araiza was a star at san diego state. the two other players have been removed from the school roster. a civil suit lawsuit filed by a 17-year-old claims that she was observably intoxicated while with araiza. the alleged suspect spoke to san diego station kpps. >> they threw me down on to the bed, face down, and they took turns assaulting me. >> reporter: her father spoke to abc news. >> the first thing i did was, oh, my lord, how do i make sure that my daughter's physically cared for and safe. you bet anger comes in. >> reporter: araiza's attorney claims this is 100% money grab. araiza saying in statement the facts of the incident are not what they are portrayed in the lawsuit or in the press. i look forward to quickly setting the record straight. many are now questioning what the nfl and the buffalo bills

knew and when. the bills said they had no knowledge of the accusations when they drafted araiza in april. but the alleged victim's lawyer was in contact with the bills in late july, weeks before the lawsuit was filed last thursday. the bills then released araiza on saturday, two days later amid growing public backlash. the nfl did not respond to our request for comment. and let's turn now to florida and the new mission to the moon scheduled to lift off this morning. >> nasa's most powerful rocket is going on a test flight, the first big step for the artemis program, which will one day return americans to the lunar surface but lightning is raising concerns. abc's morgan norwood is at kennedy space center this morning. morgan. >> reporter: good morning, guys. a lot of excitement here on the ground and we got a little bit of space drama. a weather delay, but things are back on, we're also learning about a potential hydrogen leak that crews are working on as we

speak, but the excitement is certainly mounting here in florida. it's nasa's most powerful rocket yet and this morning, the space launch system, or sls, is on the pad and ready for liftoff as nasa prepares for artemis 1 a high-stakes flight in a series of missions that it will carry humans to moon. >> this really is a test flight. the risk is not low on this mission. >> reporter: the last man launched to the moon was apollo 17, a 12-day mission breaking multiple records. but come in 2024, and if all goes on this test flight we're going to the moon to stay. nasa's goal is to establish a permanent station orbiting the moon called gateway, from there astronauts could land on the moon, it would also be a base for manned space

travel to mars and beyond. >> from our current knowledge of the international space station we have learned over time how to operate and live and work the gateway is an outpost. >> reporter: packing 8.8 million pounds of thrust, the sls will send the orion space capsule racing toward the moon, set to orbit up to 23 days with systems abroad gathering data and testing radiation levels. crews are already training for this. artemis 2 will send the first woman and first person of color to the moon. for now, all eyes on artemis 1 for a successful flight. so, again, crews are working on that hydrogen leak just to see if it's going to be a major issue and inhibit the flight process. there's a two-hour launch window to hit lunar orbit today. if that doesn't happen, don't worry, guys, things will take off as planned. they'll try again on friday. >> all right, morgan norwood, thank you so much. fingers crossed all is a-go.

abc news will bring you live coverage of the liftoff weather dependent of course. >>les take lk atacon, mississippi, is set to crest just over 35 feet. leaving businesses and homes in low-lying areas in danger of flooding. evacuation orders remain in place, meanwhile, there's a threat of severe weather in the midwest. including chicago, could see damaging winds and hail. checking today's high temperatures, 70s and 80s if the northeast. 90s for most of the midwest and south. comfortable 70s in the northwest. coming up, two airline pilots in trouble for a brawl in the cockpit. also ahead, britney spears opens up, what she's now saying about her mother. and later, hear from the 10-year-old who came to the rescue for his mom after she

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>> i'm here honestly just to open myself to others and try to shed a light on. >> reporter: britney spears opening up in a 22-minute audio clip posted on youtube, then taken down, but shared by tmz. the pop star calling her 13-year conservativeship which ended this year abusiv and offensive. >> all i do remember is i had to do what i was told. i was told i was fat every day. i had to go to the gym. i had to just, i never remember feeling so demoralized and just, they made me feel like nothing. and i went along with it because i was scared. >> reporter: she said she wanted to tell her story herself. >> i have offers to do interviews with oprah and so many people. lots and lots of money. but it's insane. i don't want any of it. >> reporter: britney saying the closest people to her betrayed her. >> i felt like my family threw

me away. i was performing for thousands of people in vegas. the laughter, the joy, the respectful i was a machine. i was a [ bleep ] machine. >> reporter: she recalled a time in 2017 after her vegas residency ended and she was rehearsing to go on tour. she didn't want to do a dance move. they said the next thing she knew she was being sent away for treatment at her father jamie spears' insistence. finally she said she started getting her spark back. >> i was at the end of the recording glory, my son named it. and things start kind of taking a turn because i started getting more confidence for myself. bolstered, she said, by the free britney campaign. >> i saw it on the morning shows and by word of mouth and by my fans knowing my heart that something was up. >> reporter: britney's mother lynn spears reacting go on instagram saying britney, your whole life i have tried my best

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