. making news in america this morning. breaking overnight, flight diverted. passengers get a surprise when an emergency slide opens inside the plane. new reaction just in from the people who were on board. a dramatic escalation of border control for the obama administration. live in washington with the president's plan to slow an influx of migrant children across the border. >> messing with emotions. facebook psychology experiment. and lemon ninja, man with a knife and a pile of fruit is going viral this morning. happy monday morning to you,

i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm bradley. a frightening flight on a united jet. an emergency evacuation slide opening in the back of the plane. >> passengers posted images of the slide blocking the aisle. the pilot landed it in wichita, kansas, where emergency crews were waiting. >> we heard a little bit of a pop, and we saw the stewardests running to the back of the plane. we saw the emergency slides had deployed. we landed, and some people in hazmat suits, it looked like, came in. >> basically everyone was looking around. you were wondering if the plane was okay, be able to land, what was going to happen. >> john nans calls this unusual and very rare. it's not the first time it happened, one was on a jetblue

flight in november, pinning a flight attendant. >> the orange county-bound passengers are staying in wichita overnight. and a weekend of punishing weather left states water-logged and asking for help. >> this was eastern arkansas to memphis, torrential rain, as much as a foot overnight saturday. forcing people out of their homes. farmers are hoping they can save that are crops. this is iowa, several feet of water. 6 inches of rain in an hour and a half in cedar rapids. the cedar rapids river rose 2 feet in a couple hours. in wisconsin, fierce winds tore apart this industrial building next to an airport. large pieces of insulation caught in the fences. >> a new big worry this week.

molly cochran has the details. >> and we have the severe weather on monday, omaha, kansas city, making its way to chicago by late in the day monday. flooding downpours, wind, isolated tornados. keep an eye to the sky. we are monitoring an area of low pressure in the atlantic, could turn into a tropical depression late on monday. if it turns into a tropical storm, would be the first named storm of the system, arthur. back to you. >> thanks, molly. we'll be tracking that tropical weather on "good morning america" with ginger zee. but now to washington. >> later today, the president is expected to ask congress for billions of dollars to help with the steady flow of children p r pouring into the country illegally. >> good morning. that overwhelming situation at

the southern border is only expected to get worse. president obama calls it an urgent humanitarian situation. the new flood of unaccompanied children from central america, arriving by the hundreds every day at the southern border. fleeing poverty and violence. thousands sleeping in makeshift conditions on the overcrowded floors of detention centers. later today, the president is expected to ask congress for $2 billion and new powers to address the crisis. up until now, dealing with a legal obligation, a law passed in the george w. bush presidency. >> there's a system in which we're supposed to process them, take care of them, until we can send them back. >> reporter: now the administration has signalled they want to change that law. they want to speed the

deportati deportation, and hire more immigration judges, and build facilities to process and house the children. border patrol caught more than 52,000 kids entering the u.s. illegally since october. a number that overwhelmed the federal government and is expected to grow. >> the fact is these are children. children and families. we have a moral responsibility to address this in a dig -- dig any fied way. >> reporter: and they want to temporarily house mother who is bring their children over illegally. >> thank you. also today, the president pushing ahead with the plan to clean up the v.a. selecting former proctor gamble executive robert mcdonald to head the veterans affairs. he graduated at the top of his class at west point and served as a captain.

he would replace eric shinseki who resigned over the v.a. health care crisis. a major decision on birth control from the supreme court today. hobby lobby sued the government, saying the requirement violated their rights. the judges were divided back in march. supporters will be waiting for that decision outside the supreme court. more charges expected to be charged against the alleged mastermind of the benghazi attack. he made a brief appearance in washington over the weekend. prosecutors have yet to reveal details. a two-page indictment unsealed saturday offered no new details. he will be back in court on tuesday. and iraq is striking back with the help of the u.s. deployi ining helicopters in an

attempt to take back ty krit. and the u.s. has sent 75 hellfire missiles. the insurgents remain in control of the city. breaking news from south africa, as the murder trial of olympic sprinter oscar pistorius resumed. it's been recessed for six weeks while he underwent psychiatric tests. those tests show he did not suffer from mental illness at the time he shot and killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. it could affect the length of the sentence if convicted. and the wildfire in eastern arizona, got a break from the windy weather, and now 5% contained. although evacuation orders remain in place for three dozen summer homes, they are not in imminent danger. monsoon season will bring

much-needed moisture. and in arizona, the one-year anniversary of the fire that killed 19 members of a hot shot crew. yesterday neighbors came together to remember those who gave their lives protecting the town. bagpipes drifted over the gathering. flags will fly at half-staff to honor those who died. and gay pride celebrations from coast to coast. the largest parade right here in new york city. >> its route went past the stone wall in greenwich village. >> the crowds were smaller, but no less enthusiastic in san francisco. apple had a big corporate presence there in san francisco, which had some complaining that the parade had lost its edge. coming up, a secret social media study revealed. new this morning, how facebook is playing with some of our

emotions. >> wow. plus dangerous shores, a great white shore near a popular tourist site. swimmers steering clear of the water. and a shooting on bourbon street. several injured. crowds scattering as the shooter opened fire.

fourth of july travelers will be paying much more for gas. the average price is $3.68. that's up 20 cents from this time last year, and the highest price in six years. analysts predict 41 million americans will travel over the

holiday. france's biggest bank will pay a $9 billion fine to u.s. authorities for trade violations. bnp pz paribas violated a u.s. embargo with iran, south sudan and cuba. and distributing money to victims of accidents caused by the faulty ignition. and the payout could be substantial. mary barra said there's no cap on the payments. gm still faces a criminal investigation. facebook underfire this morning, accused of playing with our emotions. researchers manipulated the news feeds of 700,000 users to see how they affected their mood. scientists said it proved that positive and negative moods could be transferred across social networks.

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. tourists on a beach in sydney, australia, were enjoying the water when joined by a 40-foot long southern right whale. may have been a female looking for a quiet place to calf. she rested for a few hours and then back to sea. here at home, heavy rain could make for a tough commute in the center of the country and around the great lakes. wet from florida up through the appalachians as well. and flying, airport delays in kansas city, chicago, atlanta, charlotte and miami. an ominous sight off cape cod, a huge great white shark a quarter of a mile from the shoreline. >> the first sighting this year. and a group said it was a female, up to 15-feet long. the beach didn't close, but some

swimmers decided to call it a day. >> you think you would start to kind of leave. >> ultimately at the end of the day, they're not going to want anybody to get hurt. >> researchers say after years of decline, the great white population along the eastern u.s. is surging. a frightening ordeal for visitors at seaworld, san diego. a ride broke down 200-feet in the air. a power failure left people stuck on the sky tower ride for four hours. they were given water and snacks, and once lowered, two were treerted for anxiety. and a holland america cruise ship continued a scheduled cruise to alaska. it returned to seattle saturday because of a small fire in a boiler room. the blaze was put out by crew members and cleared to sail by the coast guard. passengers are being given $250

back because the trips itinerary had to be altered. famed bourbon street in new orleans erupted in gunfire this weekend. people running for cover, and one victim falls in the middle of the street. nine people, including several touri tourists, were hurt. it was gang-related, they believe. and two women in the washington state capital. and they caught them sitting at governor's conference table, carrying several souvenirs, a bottle of wine included. one even put a troopers hat on her head. >> it should tell the state of washington, look, we have to tighten up security here. this could have really turned bad for us. >> officers later found the hat during a traffic stop in one of their cars, leading to the arrest. even though recorded by ten security cameras, they never saw

them get in and make their escape. >> brazen attack. a bizarre incident on a north carolina highway. a man spotted clinging to a car going 55 miles an hour. witnesses say there was a child in the car seat and the man was threatening the driver. he broke the back window and climbed inside, but the car was gone by the time police arrived. an ohio police officer being attacked got much-needed help from good samaritans. and all recorded on the squad car's dash board cam. no idea how it would have ended if not for the two men passing by. they helped subdue the suspect to be handcuffed. he's facing charge this is weekend. and the world cup. >> it's france and nigeria today, a --

>> welcome inside "sportscenter," i'm steve levy. the knockout stage started this weekend, and the action in brazil didn't disappoint. mexico and the netherlands in a thriller. in stoppage time, tied at one, the dutch attacking, arjen robben, cuts into the box, taken down by marquez. robben appears to go down easily. and klaas-jan huntelaar conve converts. and the sixth-straight world cup, knocked out. and greece trailing 1-0 in stoppage time. he scores, and then decided by penalty kicks. and kicking in the game winner, mads celebration in san jose, the capital of costa rica. they advance to the quarters for

the first time in history. and clayton kershaw, beat the cardinals on sunday. struck out 13, l.a. won 6-0. the perfect 6-0 in june. career-best 28-inning scoreless streak. for more news, highlights and analysis, check out "sportscenter" live on espn2 at 9:00 a.m. have a great day. >> you too. up next, talk about a big birthday president. prince harry's inheritance he's set to receive in a few weeks. and a ninja who can cut fruit faster than anyone. [ jennifer garner ] why can't powerful sunscreen feel great on your skin? actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer. nothing outperforms it. nothing feels cleaner. its helioplex formula provides unbeatable uva uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer. all with the cleanest feel.

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welcome back. time now for the pulitzpulse. and start with the b.e.t. awards. chris brown stole the show with his hit, "loyal." >> he performed despite that outfit and a major diss from chris rock. >> what exactly did he say? what exactly did donald sterling say? i don't want my woman around black basketball players.

me neither. are you kidding me? who the hell wants their woman around black basketball players? >> i ain't touching that. you saw chris paul in the audience. as for the awards themselves, pharrell took the video of the year for happy, and beyoncé earned five. >> great night. >> they did great. everybody looked great. except the goofy outfit. >> was that pjs? >> no good. here's another reason it's good to be prince harry. he's scheduled to receive $17 million from his mother's estate when he turns 30. that's a heck of a present. >> if we could did be so lucky. right now he makes $66,000 a year. as an army captain, he will receive the same $17 million

gift his brother got on his 30th birthday, and pay the estate tax. leaving him with $10 million. what do you think he spends his money on? >> jets, planes, helicopters. >> parties. i would buy a nice pad somewhere. but he has that already. >> several. and when life gives you lemons, make lemon aid. but this guy, totally different. >> look at him go with incredible precision and speed. slices 140 lemons in 66 seconds. just like fruit ninja, only this is the real deal. >> and by the time he was all done, amazingly all of his fingers, we are told, still intact. >> we need to hire him. it's difficult slicing up fruits and vegetables. >> not for this dude. for some of you, local news is next. >> for everyone else, team usa.

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>> good morning, everyone i'm matt o'donnell. it is monday morning june 30. 4:27 on the clock. the certain will resume at the jersey shore for a 14-year-old boy who was swept out to sea in rip currents. police are trying to figure out how a security gate fell off a rita's water ice killing a little girl. and accuweather says we may experience our first heat wave of the year this week. weather and traffic coming up next on "action news." and todas from physical up to the appalachians. and team usa just over a day away if the biggest match at the world cup so far. tomorrow they face belgium. >> exciting. it's the second world cup in a

row that the americans made it to the round of 16. and as paula faris reports, they aren't ready to come home yet. >> reporter: a stark reminder to team usa, as mexico was eliminated by the dutch in the final moments -- >> goal! >> reporter: it's win or go home. and that means each player on team usa will be giving it all he's got on tuesday. >> and our team so far, nobody can claim that they have reached 100%. so this is an important message to the players, prove it. >> reporter: the americans arriving in salvador, gearing up for the big knockout game against belgium. >> we want to go further than the last world cup. so i feel good about this u.s. team right now mentally. >> reporter: the americans are optimistic about one of their stars, jozy altidore, now back on the field after that hamstring injury in the game against ghana. >> every day is a big step forward.

we are optimistic. >> reporter: and if you were before the world cup, the american coach said it was unrealistic for the team usa to win. he's telling the player's families here in brazil to book their return flights for after the championship game. >> thank you very much for that it's u.s. versus belgium, it's tomorrow afternoon. >> coverage begins on our partner network, espn, at 3:00 p.m. eastern. we're going win this one. it's like the little engine that could. nobody believed it would happen. >> i'm cheering them on. i'm now hooked on soccer. i'm going to be cheering. we need to be to bed when it comes on. >> i'm thinking of taking a part-time job in major league soccer. i will be depressed when it's over. i don't know if they want me. >> that's making news in america this morning. >> thanks for lets ugh start your morning.

>> hello, everyone, we're working on a developing story monday june 30. dangerous rip currents sweep a teenage boy out to sea at the jersey shore. we'll have the latest on the search efforts. >> the investigation continues how a metal security gate fell outside a rita's water ice store killing a little girl. >> we have more on the nightmare nanny who won't leave her employer's home. good morning, monday morning, 4:30 a.m., tam is off,