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be another assassination attempt on the former president. new pictures from the scene showing the gunman's ak 47 and two backpacks. what we're learning about the suspect now in custod. >> plus, new reaction pouring in, including from trump. both sides of the aisle speaking out against political violence. the incident coming just two months after the first assassination attempt on trump. >> a tropical storm warning issued for parts of the east coast as a powerful weather system swirls in the atlantic, bringing several inches of rain to some areas today. we're tracking it all. >> high stakes hearing. lawyers for tiktok in court today, hoping to block a law that could ban the app. what they're expected to tell the court. >> courthouse chaos jurors jump into action when a man in handcuffs tries to make a run for it, and the biggest night of the year for prime time television. >> the big winners and surprises at the emmy awards from abc news. >> this is america this morning.

>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. and i'm lionel moise. >> in for andrew. we begin with the fbi investigating what appears to be a second assassination attempt on former president trump. >> authorities say trump was playing golf at his florida course yesterday when a secret service agent spotted a man with an ak 47 secret service shot at the suspect, who was taken into custody after a brief chase. >> the former president was not hurt in a new statement. trump called it an interesting day, and he also thanked the secret service. it would mark the second assassination attempt against trump in just over two months. this morning, new details on another apparent assassination attempt against former president trump in the bushes where this guy was is an ak 47 style rifle with a scope. >> two backpacks which were hung on the fence that had ceramic tile in them, and a gopro. >> sources say trump was playing the fifth hole at his west palm beach golf course yesterday,

when a secret service agent was one hole ahead, patrolling the area where he spotted the gunman less than 500 yards from trump. >> he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engage that individual. >> the agent opened fire, shooting at the suspect at least four times. the golf course was put on lockdown, but the would be gunman evaded police. a bystander managed to see the man escape. >> we were able to locate a witness that came to us and sai, hey, i saw the guy running out of the bushes. he jumped into a black nissan and i took a picture of the vehicle and the tag, which was great. >> after a miles long chase, officers arrested ryan routh. authorities sharing this picture of his car on the side of the road, along with an image of items they say routh left behind at the golf course. an ak 47 rifle with a scope, a gopro and two backpacks. one of the bags containing a ceramic tile, which experts say shows he may have been preparing for a

confrontation with police. police have not released a motive, but investigators are exploring whether the suspect was upset by trump's position on ukraine. records show 58 year old routh lived in north carolina for most of his life before moving to hawaii in 2018. this would mark the second assassination attempt on trump's life in the last nine weeks, including the pennsylvania shooting in july that left trump injured and one bystander dead. after yesterday's incident. trump sending out a fundraising email, writing my resolve is only stronger after another attempt on my life, adding i will never slow down, i will never give up, i will never surrender. and trump advisers are raising concerns because trump's presence at his golf course was not publicized. trump was golfing with a longtime friend, president biden, and vice president harris condemned political violence after that incident. >> yesterday, the secret service was already under the microscope

after that attempted assassination back in july. abc's christiane cordero is live in washington with more details on that. good morning. christiane. >> brianna, good morning to you. so trump's family and political leaders are condemning the incident and demanding answers on how another potential assailant got so close. this morning, political figures from both sides of the aisle are expressing shock after the apparent assassination attempt on former president trump in florida. president biden and vice president harris releasing separate statements saying there is no place for violence in america. trump's running mate, senator jd vance, saying he's glad trump is safe, adding i'll be hugging my kids extra tight and saying a prayer of gratitude. the trump family also reacting eric trump saying my father is running out of lives. yesterday's incident comes just two months after the assassination attempt on trump in butler, pennsylvania. after the shooting in july, the director of the secret service resigned and trump's security increased, with bulletproof glass being set up at his

outdoor rallies. >> he's not the sitting president. if he was, we would have had to hire a golf course around it. but because he's not the security is limited to the areas that the secret service deems possible. so i would imagine the next time he comes at a golf course, there'll probably be a little bit more people around the perimeter. but the secret service did exactly what they should have done. they provided exactly what the protection should have been, and their agent did a fantastic job. >> democratic and republican members of the task force investigating the shooting have already requested a briefing from the secret service on yesterday's incident. >> i'm deeply concerned, quite frankly, for the former president's safety. you know the secret service has a lot to explain how an individual was able to get, again, this close to the former president. >> there are now bipartisan calls to have trump's security match that of biden's. one democratic representative saying anything less than maximum protection is a self-inflicted wound that puts our nation's

stability at grave risk. trump is expected back on the campaign trail tomorrow, when he is scheduled to hold a town hall in michigan. lionel. >> all right, christiane, thanks for that update. a tropical storm warning is posted along the coast of the carolinas. residents are bracing for severe flooding over the next few days. abc somara theodore says before it's done, the storm's rain will affect most of the east coast. >> we anticipate the system to drive inland towards myrtle beach and wilmington, north carolina before pushing deeper to charlotte and raleigh by the afternoon tuesday. this then moves into parts of west virginia and western virginia wednesday through friday. this rain still sticking around, impacting the mid-atlantic and northeast. we could see flash flooding with totals reaching as high as eight inches of rain in parts of the carolinas, along with 1 to 3 foot storm surge and the potential for tornadoes. >> somara thank you. and when that system becomes a tropical storm, it will be called helene. >> yemeni houthis say they fired

a new hypersonic missile at israel and vowed more attacks may come. the idf says the weapon was hit by an interceptor but didn't completely destroy it. no casualties or damage was reported. prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned houthis may pay a heavy price. >> a federal mediator will be at the table tomorrow when the two sides in the boeing strike sit down at a bargaining table. the walkout entered its fourth full day today, with the union and management still very far apart. union members say they are ready to sit for the long haul. >> it's one day longer. one day stronger. that's the mantra that our members are saying they're ready. we've been preparing them for five years to save in their own individual strike fund. so we've been planning for a while, and they're ready to strike. >> boeing has offered a 25% wage increase. the union is looking for a 40% increase. >> now to the high stakes hearing today for tiktok. lawyers for the social media giant are set to argue in court that a proposed ban on the app is unconstitutional. this

morning, tiktok and its parent company bytedance, facing an ultimatum sell the app or be banned. lawyers for the social media giant are scheduled to argue in court today that the law that could ban the app is unconstitutional. >> there's no denying that this app has huge cultural influence today. it comes less than five months after president biden signed a bill into law giving bytedance until january to find a new owner for tiktok. >> with more than 170 million users. tiktok has become one of the biggest players in the social media landscape, with everyone from influencers to politicians taking part. >> hey kamala. what are we going to say to donald trump in november? >> bye bye bye bye? vice president kamala harris and former president trump are on tiktok, posting videos to appeal to voters. >> the president is now on tiktok. it's my honor. >> even as the justice department calls tiktok a national security threat, we see both campaigns on their, regardless of how they even feel

about tiktok, tiktok's future. >> they're using it now. they want to reach young people. >> u.s. officials say the app can be used as a chinese propaganda tool, and user data can be handed over to the chinese government. tiktok denies the allegations, calling the attempt to ban it a radical departure from this country's tradition of championing an open internet and sets a dangerous precedent. research shows support for a tiktok ban has been falling in recent months, from 50% back in march to just 32% today. >> time now for a look at your monday morning weather. a stormy weekend in miami. lightning captured in slow motion here. another lightning storm delayed the university of miami's football game more than two hours and more rain there again today. looking at the radar, there is rain across the rockies and in the northern plains, and a winter weather advisory up in the sierra nevada mountains, where up to four inches of snow could fall. checking today's high temps. much warmer than

normal in the midwest and the plains. 70s along both coasts today. coming up, the the idaho student murders case moved to a different city to face trial. >> also ahead, growing fears in springfield, ohio, where police are investigating numerous threats after unfounded claims about haitian migrants in the city. >> and caught on camera. jurors jumping into action when a man tries to

miss love. this morning on gma >> a convicted child abuser is awaiting sentencing, sentencing on new charges after trying to escape a maine courthouse. a handcuffed nicholas carter bolted from officials he had just been found guilty of assaulting a 14 month old. two

jurors in another case helped catch him. the suspect in the university of idaho quadruple murders is now being held in a new location. bryan kohberger was transferred to boise yesterday. a change of venue from moscow, idaho, which is about 200 miles north, was granted due to publicity. kohberger is set to go on trial in june for the 2022 killings. >> now to springfield, ohio, on edge this morning because of ongoing bomb threats. those threats follow baseless claims about haitian migrants in the city eating pets. abc's alison kosik has more. >> this morning, growing fear in springfield, ohio. >> parents are coming to get their kids because they feel worried. they, you know, they feel like their kids are not safe here with the bomb threats. >> two local universities closing their campuses with classes going remote after the schools say they received e-mails making threats of a bomb and a potential shooting on the campuses. at least one of those emails targeting haitians in the

community. a spokesman for springfield, a city about 40 miles west of columbus, says bomb threats have targeted the mayor's house and city hall. the mayor says he believes those threats are directly connected to the baseless claims that haitian migrants were abducting pets in springfield in order to eat them. city and state officials say there is no evidence this is happening. >> they're eating the pets. the claim, amplified by former president trump at the abc news debate and his running mate, ohio senator jd vance, who condemns threats of violence while denying his rhetoric caused them to denounce the bomb threats in springfield, ohio. i don't know what happened with the bomb threats. i know that it's been taken over by illegal migrants. >> if i have to, if i have to create stories so that the american media actually pays attention to the suffering of the american people, then that's what i'm going to do. >> you just said that this is a story that you've created. so.

so then the eating dogs thing is not we are creating. >> we are dana. it comes from firsthand accounts from my constituents. i say that we're creating a story, meaning we're creating the american media, focusing on it. >> meanwhile, trump reportedly plans to visit springfield, ohi, soon as the haitian community vows to come together. we are haitian. >> we are who we are. strong. that's the word that best describes the haitian. >> governor mike dewine says there are challenges, including housing and health care, with the number of immigrants moving to springfield, but that they are there legally and want to work. rhiannon. lionel. >> all right. alison, thank you for that. coming up, what we are just learning about the passing of tito jackson of the jackson five. >> also ahead, a woman who says dozens of strangers were able to use her credit card as authorized users. her warning authorized users. her warning next ♪ from this can't miss moment... ..to this hello new grandpa moment... ...to that whatever this is moment...

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right now at five for the second time in two months, an assassination attempt on donald trump. what we're learning this morning about the person detained and how close he got to the former president. >> san francisco unified parents and students will have to wait longer to find out which schools could close or merge next year. why district officials delayed their highly anticipated decision just days before it was set