captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. right now on america this morning, a portion of vital highway in the northeast shut down indefinitely after collapsing. oh, my god. tons of concrete and steel crashing down after a tanker truck catches fire. what we're learning about a vehicle still trapped under

the rubble. happening now, the massive security preparations in miami where former president trump is set to surrender tomorrow, facing charges in the federal indictment of his handling of classified documents. new reporting on how the arraignment will unfold as trump reveals his plans after the court appearance. survival story for children lost in the jungle for 40 days after their plane crashed. new video just in showing their remarks. able rescue break his silence. the man charged in the chokehold death on a new york city subway denying the allegation. why he says he was protecting himself and other passengers. plus, mma star conor mcgregor briefly hospitalizing a mascot in a halftime stunt gone wrong. and the big surprise at the beach in florida when a bear comes out of the water. from abc york this is america this morning. good monday morning,

everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm ryan and allie. we want to begin with the major east coast artery severed after a section of an interstate collapsed. smoke and flames could be seen for miles after a tanker truck caught fire under interstate 95. in philadelphia, causing a portion of the busy highway to come crashing down. officials have not reported any injuries yet, but we have learned that a vehicle is still trapped under the rubble this morning, a section of a vital highway in the northeast has been cut off after a massive tanker truck fire erupted underneath interstate 95 in philadelphia, causing a part of the highway to collapse. oh my god. the road's fallen. that's stretch of the interstate used by more than 150,000 commuters every day is now shut down in both directions indefinitely. i plan to issue a disaster declaration allowing the commonwealth to immediately draw down federal funds and move quickly to repair and reconstruct this roadway.

drivers were sent on a 43 mile detour sunday morning when the tanker truck carrying more than 8000 gallons of gasoline ignited . last night, the governor said one vehicle was still trapped under the collapsed road and police were unsure if the driver made it out. we're still working to identify any individual or individuals who may have been caught in the fire and the collapse. as a coast guard officer telling abc news, it appears no fuel from the tanker reached the nearby delaware river. but a small amount did reach an adjacent cove, which has since been contained and heavy machinery is now meticulous, removing tons of debris, careful not to reignite whatever fuel remains. officials say it could be months before that section of the interstate completely reopens. it's going to look like lower manhattan, but every day, probably throughout the summer, it's going to be a nightmare. the

ntsb is investigating what caused the fire. and, of course, the collapse as well. transportation officials say that the collapsed section was a part of a $212 million reconstruction project that was just completed four years ago. now to the security preparations underway ahead of former president trump's court appearance in miami tomorrow. secret service dogs were part of a security sweep at the courthouse where he will surrender. amid the preparations . as trump says, he's not leaving the presidential race no matter what. abc's justin finch joins us live from miami with the very latest. justin good morning. andrew good morning. federal and local law enforcement have been working on a security plan now for several days for a former president trump and also for the crowds he's called to rally here outside of miami. federal court this morning. security ramping up in downtown miami. the secret service already surveilling near the federal courthouse where former president donald trump is set to formally face charges alleging he mishandled classified records and

obstructed government efforts to get them back to get indicted over nothing. you get indicted over the presidential records act, which they don't even admit. they call it the espionage act. trump now, the first current or former american president to face federal criminal charges and to do so while campaigning for another term, if even half of it is true, then he's toast. it's a very detailed indictment, and it's very, very. trump insisting he's done nothing wrong and that he will never leave the 2024 race. a new abc news ipsos poll finds nearly half of americans polled think trump should have been charged in the records probe and nearly the same number think the charges are politically motivated. most republicans believe that the law is used as a weapon against donald trump. former president trump has no one to blame but himself for being federally criminally indicted. the sweeping 49 page indictment quotes trump's own words from his 2016 campaign. i'm going to

enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. then no one will be above the law. but the indictment from special counsel jack smith alleges trump refused to return national defense records with some allegedly found improperly stored in a ballroom storage room and a bathroom at trump's florida estate. our laws that protect national defense information are critical to the safety and security of the united states, and they must be enforced. and trump aide walt canada is also facing indictment in the records probe and the former president due in federal court here in miami. andrew, tomorrow. and justin trump is revealing his plans for after the court appearance. andrew that's right. we are told that the president will leave the court here on in miami tomorrow afternoon, and he will then go to his bedminster, new jersey golf course like he

did after his arraignment in that so-called hush money case in new york. and while there, he will give a speech to his supporters. and we'll also, andrew, hold a fundraiser. justin finch for us in miami. justin, thank you. now to a breaking story in australia. a nightmare for end to what was being called a fairy tale wedding. at least ten people were killed, 25 others were injured when a bus carrying the wedding party to their hotel crashed. it happened in australia's wine country, which is about 110 miles north of sydney. abc's britt clennett reports the driver was taken into custody. the driver is a 58 year old man. he's been arrested and taken in for testing, but it's really not clear what happened, whether speeding was involved, whether alcohol or drugs were involved. but there was no other vehicle on the scene at the time. our thanks to britt for that. and it's also unclear if weather played a factor, but there was fog in the area at the time of the crash. the state department is monitoring another case of an

american arrested on drug charges in russia. musician michael travis leak was arraigned saturday in moscow. russian officials say he suspected of trafficking the stimulant m-cat. reports say he'll be held at least eight more weeks if convicted, he faces 20 years in ukraine. president zelensky says about 4000 people have been rescued from flooding caused by the destruction of a major dam. zelensky says dozens of towns and villages are still flooded. he accused, quote, russian terrorists of shelling evacuation routes, leading to three deaths. now to the amazing survival story out of colombia for children lost in the jungle for 40 days after a plane crash found alive. new video has surfaced from their rescue as we learn more about how they survived, here's abc's derrick dennis. this morning, a helicopter rescue that's almost unbelievable for young children found together and alive, surviving two miracles in one.

first, a deadly plane crash, then 40 days wandering alone in the amazon jungle. it's this is milagro de dios manuel rannoch, the father of two of the children, saying the children are recovering well, giving thanks for the care they received at a military hospital in bogota, colombia, and for their lives as the children ages 13, nine four, and a one year old who are also indigenous was recovered in the dense, wild amazon rainforest. after a month and ten days on their own in a plane crash, killing their mother and two other adults, including the pilot. search teams finding the plane but not the children who were also on board. small footprints and half eaten fruit, giving rescuers clues to their path. then a recording of their grandma mother was used telling them to stay put. i imagine in that rainforest they would have had torrential downpours and then issues with getting food with

clean water. i think there was someone in their family that gave them some traditional knowledge and i think that's what saved them for the most part. turns out it was the 13 year old who used her knowledge of the amazon to keep them all alive and safe. the country's president visiting them in the hospital and tweeting a photo of the rescue, writing esperanza hope doctor say the children could stay hospitalized for 2 to 3 weeks while they regained their strength. their story of survival and their rescue captivating colombia and the world. andrew rhiannon derick, thank you. pope francis was up and walking for a bit sunday. a few days after abdominal surgery. the 86 year old is still in a rome hospital. the vatican says he followed mass on television. the pope wrote a letter thanking his caretakers, calling them good samaritans who take on the life and the pain of your neighbor. for it is time now for a look at your monday morning weather. look

video. hail coming down in dallas. witnesses say some of it measured up to four inches. more weather is expected across north texas today. looking at the radar, the severe weather threat stretches from texas to florida along the gulf coast. and isolated tornado is possible there. rain and thunderstorms could make a mess of this evening's commute. from washington, d.c, all the way up to boston. and checking today's high temperatures, 76 from the plains to the northeast, 80s in the pacific northwest 74 in kansas city. emergency slide opened inside a packed delta plane. also ahead, the man charged with choking a man on a new york city subway breaks his silence. what he says happened just before the deadly encounter. and the wife charged with poisoning her husband, then writing a children's book about grief. what we're learning about her defense ahead of today's court appearance

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you avoid being scammed? watch gma scam you back now with the former marine facing manslaughter charges for the chokehold death of a homeless man on the new york subway. in a new video statement, daniel penny claims he was protecting himself and other passengers when he put jordan neely in a chokehold last month. penny described neely as being an imminent danger to the three main threats that he repeated over and over was, i'm going to kill you. i'm prepared to go to jail for life and i'm willing to die. i knew i had to act. and i acted in a way that would protect the other passengers, protect myself and protect mr. neely. i didn't see a black man threatening passengers. i saw a man threatening passengers, a lot of whom were people of color , or at least some witnesses have backed up penny's claims, saying neely was threatening riders. neely's family and friends say he was battling mental illness and needed help. now to the woman who is accused

of poisoning her husband and then writing a children's book about grief, defense attorneys are making their case for the wife's release ahead of her first court appearance today. abc's zohreen shah has the details as attorneys for that utah mother accused of poisoning her husband and then writing a children's book about grief, blasting the charges against her, saying she should be released on bail and that there is no substantial evidence that supports the charges. prosecutors say 33 year old corey richins poisoned her husband, eric, in march of last year by sneaking fentanyl into a moscow mule cocktail that she gave him. they also allege she took out $2 million in life insurance policies on her husband and used hundreds of thousands from his bank account and credit cards without him initially knowing about it. richins legal team refuting the allegations in new court filings, saying cell phone records show her husband was using his phone for hours after drinking that cocktail, adding prosecutors provided no evidence fentanyl was found in the home or that corey gave eric the fentanyl at issue. they also

claim eric agreed to and signed medical exams before some of those life insurance policies were issued and that the finances corey accessed were in joint accounts. they're trying to paint a separate narrative in the media regarding their client's defense. earlier this year, the mom of three wrote a book titled are you with me? i kind of wrote this book on the different emotions and grieving processes that we've experienced. last year, richins has not yet entered a plea. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. zohreen thank you for that. coming up, the broadcasting legend hit with a foul ball while calling the game. also ahead, the halftime stunt gone wrong. a new comment from the miami heat after mma star conor mcgregor knocked out star conor mcgregor knocked out their mascot the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful,

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