making news in america this morning -- shocking defeat. the second-most powerful house leader loses to a virtually unknown challenger. we're live in washington with the latest on the primary election upset. tragedy strikes another high school, as a student opens fire inside the building. what we learned about the young shooter overnight. and president obama's strong reaction. wild ending. a man surrenders after a high-speed chase. but his car just keeps on going. and first look. the hottest thing on the web overnight. >> what? am i right? >> am i right? >> that's insane. >> the newly released trailer for "dumb and dumber 2."

good wednesday morning, everybody. we begin with the biggest political upset of the year. >> oh, boy. eric cantor, long expected to become the next speaker of the house, has lost his primary to tea party candidate, dave brat. >> abc's tahman bradley has more from washington. >> reporter: it's one of the most stunning upsets in political history. eric cantor, the second-most powerful house republican, defeated by a virtually unknown tea party challenger. >> i know there's a lot of long faces here tonight. and it's disappointing, sure. >> reporter: the man who took down kantor, college economics professor, who outspend 50-1. kantor spending $5 million. brata mere $100,000. >> this was not just basic man values and virtues. >> reporter: kantor was seen by many as the next speaker of the

house. biding his time until john boehner leaves his post. his loss will have sideismic political consequences in washington. >> he was viewed as too close to president obama on immigration reform. >> reporter: kantors loss means immigration reform is certainly dead. republican leaders in congress are not likely to touch the issue season. his defeat is likely to rally tea party activists in other races. many thought the gop had gained the upper hand on the tea party, when mitch mcconnell fought off a tough primary challenge. but it proves that the civil war is far from over. reaction from democrats was swift. they say as far as the midterm elections are concerned, it's a whole new ball game. >> it sure is, tahman. thank you very much. live in washington. now, to our other top story. a quiet community in oregon, shattered by the nation's latest

school shooting. >> a teenage student armed with a rifle, opened fire, killing one classmate and wounding a teacher before killing himself. mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: students at this oregon middle school were about to start their day when a lone gunman opened fire. >> priority call. reynolds high school. shots fired in the locker room. at least one person down. medical is responding. >> i was really scared. this is happening. this is real. >> reporter: armed with a rifle, the gunman started shooting in a locker room. and allegely chased a beloved phys-ed teacher down the hall. >> he was running after her p.e. teacher, who ended up getting shot. >> reporter: that teacher survi survived. >> the second shots, it sounded, they were really loud and really close. >> reporter: terrified students huddled in the gym as the shots rang out. officials from multiple agencies raced to the scene. the school locked down. >> everybody was, be quiet, there's a shooter. this is not a drill. >> reporter: hundreds of

students were led out of harm's way, evacuating with their hands over their heads. their backpacks left behind as they fled the scene. anguished parents rushed to find their children. >> it was really scary. >> reporter: the shooter was found dead. his motive remains unknown. >> this was a tragic event. it feels so personal. >> reporter: tragedy is an all-too familiar scene. by one count, this is at least the 74th school shooting since the massacre at sandy hook elementary. we know the name of the student who was killed. 14-year-old emilio hoffman. he died just one day shy of his sophomore year. it didn't take long for the news of the shooting to reach the nation's capital. >> his failure to push through gun laws has been his biggest frustration of his presidency. >> we're the only developed country on earth where it happens. and it happens now once a week.

and it's a one-day story. there's no place else like this. >> mr. obama went on to say that that change on gun policy can only come if the country demands it. the country has to do soul-searching about this. to the unfolding drama in iraq. thousands of iraqis are on the move after a major city were taken over by militants. there are fears that an al qaeda-linked group can spark another war in the region. alex marquardt filed this report just moments ago. >> reporter: a mass exodus. around 1,000 people have fled the city of mosul, according to the united nations, as it fell into the hands of an al qaeda offshoot. all of the people have fled, this man said. they have left their homes. and the people are lying dead in the streets. these radical militants belong to isis. in the fighting, they forced iraq's army and police to

abandon their posts. left behind were money, weapons and these american armored vehicles given to iraq. now, in the hands of the militants. the army dissolved. they were terrified, this woman said. they fled, so we left, too. mosul is the second major iraqi city to fall to isis this year. in january, fallujah, where hundreds of american forces died, also fell, and is still in isis control. today, iraq is awash in violence. there's almost daily car bombings. some 800 people died in may alone. elections in april went smoothly. but there is still no government. iraq's prime minister has declared a state of emergency and called for international help. as isis continues its march and fears grow that iraq is splitting apart. alex marquardt, abc news, beirut. friendly fire being blamed for the deaths of five american troops in afghanistan.

they were on patrol when ambushed by the taliban and called in for air support. the bomb was mistakenly dropped on them. one of the soldiers is justin helton of ohio. and alec taupin of illinois. he joined the army after high school. >> he was looking for the challenge. he was looking for the opportunity. wanted to serve his country, since grade school. i wish it wasn't have been -- sorry. >> sources say there was a miscommunication about exactly where the air strike should have taken place. tough questions for defense secretary chuck hagel and his role of handing over five taliban leaders from guantanamo bay in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl. hagel will be answering to a house panel still furious about not being notified about the swap. the administration says bowe bergdahl's health was a concern. a wide swath of louisiana is flooding. with watches and warnings posted for the southeastern part of

that state. yesterday's storm dumped up to seven inches of rain over lafayette. roads were turned into rivers, as you can see here. never a good idea to drive through waters like that. at least one driver found himself stranded. now, a look at today's weather. thunderstorms will again blanket the eastern one-third of the nation. dumping heavy rain across the southeast. as another system lines up behind it. across the upper plains and midwest. >> temperatures will be in the 60s in new england and the northern plains. 70s along the west coast. 80s and 90s across the south. the hot spot, 120 degrees in death valley. coming up, car parts and catchup. why ford is teaming up with heinz. and in the dog house. a mayor walking his dog, caught on camera leaving an unwanted gift on a neighbor's property. a luxury home in danger of falling into the lake below.

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>> ♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it's wednesday, june 11th and we're tracking a line of storms out to our west. storm tracker 6 double scan shows you the scene right now. meteorologist, david murphy tells us if they will make it to our area. new information on the mother of the first grader who brought bags of heroin into school. we're also working new developments in effort to buy the philadelphia inquirer. why the son of the late lewis katz is pulling out of the planned $88 million purchase. the search is on for the serial tickler. it sounds funny but it's no laughing matter. details on what's going on. "action news" is on third of the nation. rain across the southeast. and another system behind that. finally this half hour, a group of girls who deserve some recognition. >> they're from texas and they don't know how to lose apparently. they don't have much experience

doing that. kevin quinn, from our sister station in houston, talked to some of the pint-sized players about perseverance. >> reporter: the all-stars are not just hot. >> i make them cry. >> reporter: when they hit the field, they are on fire. >> we haven't lost one single game. not even a pool game. >> reporter: the 6-year-olds have racked up an amazing record. in 45 undefeated games. they've scored 638 runs. allowed only 128. the team was only together for a couple of months. the girls say the coaches have worked them hard. >> try to always hit it to the outfield. >> reporter: manager madi ramirez says it's easy to see how the girls have done so well. >> these girls have a lot of heart. they want to play. they just want to play. >> reporter: it's the big hearts

that shine through. even though they don't even have all of their big girl teeth. >> have a lot of practices. i get -- >> reporter: the coaches focus on fundamentals of winning and losing. >> if they made a mistake on the field, they know to recover, get the next girl out. >> reporter: with ribbons in their hair and determination behind those shades, their commitment shows. >> we want them to know never give up, always try. >> reporter: that's a lesson they can take with them off the diamond, too. >> you've got all your teeth. and i bet they would beat you. >> they would. you don't win 45 games and get -- in a row and it's a fluke. you win 45 games, you have to be the real deal. and they are probably the cutest softball team in the whole world, as well as maybe one of the most talented. >> and they're girls. you never hear about the girls. making news in america this

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello everyone, we have new developments on several >> hello everyone, we have new june 11th. we have new developments in the criminal investigation involving packets of heroin that a student brought to a west philadelphia elementary school. >> the son of a philadelphia inquirer investor nixes a deal just over week after his father was killed in a plane crash. >> a serial tickler is to terrorizing parts of boston. find out who he has been targeting. >> good morning. it is 4:30. we'll get to those stories in a moment. first