making news in america this morning, severe weather, a tornado touching down tearing apart buildings clipping cars and blowing up transformers. where it's heading right now. price probe. major u.s. airlines under federal investigation accused of working together to keep ticket costs high. we're live with reaction from the airlines overnight. devastating defeat. a player left in tears after an epic mistake at the world cup. the stage now set for the final against the usa. and surprise appearance. stephen colbert returns to tv months before he takes over the late show and you won't believe where he showed up.

good thursday morning to you all. we start with more severe weather. terror across the mid the of the country overnight. >> at least one tornado confirmed near kansas city missouri. some residents getting an up close view with debris flying around. >> the whole building. >> check that out. it just took the whole building in front of us, y'all. >> it blew out transformers knocking out power to thousands of people. the strong winds blowing off roofs taking down plenty of trees, as well. >> heavy rain and hail lashed the area prompting concerns about flooding. one hospital that lost power during the storm was forced to use generators until service was restored. no injury reports so far in the area. >> take a look at an incredible photo we have the storm looking like something out of a movie just dropping out of the sky. >> that storm system on the move right now coming east and prompting storm and tornado warnings. it moves into the tennessee valley later today. another check on the weather later this half hour.

breaking news now from tennessee. hundreds of people have been evacuated after a train carrying a toxic chemical derailed and caught fire. dozens of residents gathered in the parking lot of a nearby mall. the accident happened just outside knoxville, just the latest in the series of derailments involving trains carrying hazardous chemicals. we'll stay on top of this for you. well as millions of us pack into overcrowded planes in holiday weekend, word that the justice department is looking into whether airlines worked together to limit the number of seats. >> limited seats means higher ticket prices and more profit. abc's bazi kanani following the story for us this morning from washington. bazi, a lot of travelers not going to be pleased to hear this. >> reporter: not at all. good morning. the average price of an airline ticket has risen more than 13% since 2009. but the number of available seats has remained flat. the department of justice wants

to know if that was planned. packed plane, higher fares and ever increasing fees the justice department is now investigating whether those frustrations for travelers are the result of potentially unlawful coordination by what are now the four major airlines united delta, american and southwest controlling 80% of the market after a series of mergers. >> the history of this industry is one of collusion and the department of justice has a responsibility to investigate because it's approved the mergers. >> reporter: u.s. senator richard blumenthal accuses the airlines of illegal signaling each other about how quickly they would add new flights or routes and more seats allegedly encouraging each other to keep capacity low so fares would stay high. the justice department is now demanding the airlines produce statements and decisions from the past two years about the size of their fleets. this morning, the airlines deny the accusation saying through their trade association, it is customers who decide pricing

voting every day with their wall leis on what they value and are willing to pay but with airlines now reporting record profits, many passengers squeezing into those crowded planes with pinched wallets remain skeptical. >> it wouldn't surprise me. i think quite a few things are corrupt in our way of life so that wouldn't surprise me. >> reporter: some industry analysts doubt the investigation will turn up any serious or significant evidence. still, airline stocks fell slightly after the investigation was announced. t.j., reena. >> all right, bazi kanani live for us in washington there, thank you so much. well isis is claiming responsibility for a wave of deadly attacks across egypt which left dozens of soldiers dead after tourists were gunned down at a resort in tunisia. 12 have now been detained in connection with that attack. the wave of vice is prompting new concern about security here at home. especially this july 4th holiday. the defense secretary saying they're keeping a close eye on

calls for attacks via social media media. >> there are self-radical lyzed people on social media. are we concerned about that absolutely we're concerned about it. >> homeland security says there's no specific credible threat but major cities around the country are adding layers of additional security. breaking overnight, new details about last february's plane crash in taiwan that left 43 people dead. investigators now say the pilot on the transasia flight shut down the plane's only working engine by mistake. that pilot is heard on the flight recorder saying wow, pull back the wrong side throttle. just seconds later the plane crashed upside down in a shallow river that was near the tie pay airport. another shark attack is rattling swimmers along the east coast, millions of people head to the beach this holiday weekend. a 68-year-old man is recovering after being bitten several times as he swam in waist deep water in north carolina's outer banks. that's the seventh shark attack

in that state in three weeks and in south carolina 12-year-old boy, he actually survived a shark bite to the leg. >> well the baltimore police department will be installing working video cameras inside all transport vans as part of improved security following the death of freddie gray. he died in april after suffering a severe spinal cord injury while being transported in one of those police vans triggering widespread riots across the city. the van carrying gray did have a camera. it was not working at the time. well donald trump is facing more backlash over his comments about mexican immigrants. macy's is the latest to cut ties with the republican presidential candidate. the retailer plans to phase out the trump men's wear collection saying his remarks are inconsistent with macy's values but trump remains defiant standing by his comments and he is now surging in recent polls climbing to second place behind jeb bush. well impressive show of support for candidate bernie sanders. he delivered a speech in

madison, wisconsin, last night. filling a 10,000-seat arena to capacity. the crowd welcoming sanders' message of income equality with loud cheers. and democratic front runner hillary clinton has raised a staggering $45 million since announcing her candidacy in april. the campaign spokesperson expects final numbers to show clinton raised more primary money than any candidate in history during their first quarter in the race. these been on a whirlwind schedule personally headlining nearly 60 fund-raisers in 18 states. >> the president of the united states called the most powerful person on the planet but still can't stop the rain. he got caught in a driving rainstorm, arrived in nashville and somebody helped him up. it was already open. closed on his head. the president, he's okay. he's just fine. we didn't have to put the 25th amendment into play here. he's just fine but, hey, everybody has to deal with the

weather and sometimes your equipment doesn't cooperate. >> not everyone has rain. still ahead, the drought on the west coast. now starting to take effect for beer brewing. also a mystery deepens. a couple seemingly vanishes on their morning commute. overnight digging in backyards as a person is now taken into custody. an outing on the water turns chaotic when a dolphin leaps from the water right into a boat.

yep, this is being called the most difficult b.a.s.e. jump ever attempted flying through a hole less than ten feet wide in a rock. the video shot at one of the most popular spots for b.a.s.e.

jumping in switzerland of course shot by a gopro. the daredevil trained for three years to perform the stunt. he says it's a smallest hole any b.a.s.e. jumper has ever flown through. not going to do that one myself. well across the drought-stricken western u.s. fire crews are fighting 43 large wildfires. one of the newest broke out last night near a state park in riverside county california. numerous fourth of july fireworks celebrations there have been canceled because of the wildfire threat. elsewhere we now know that the fire that forced thousands to evacuate in the city of wenatchee destroyed 29 homes, five more than originally thought. the drought in california is tapping out a major brewery now forcing it to make beer with less water. anheuser-busch spending $20 million to make its facility in van nuys more water efficient. 90% of every budweiser is made of water. takes three bottles to make one bottle of beer. the company is trying to come up with ways to reuse water while

maintaining taste. chrysler hit a milestone for the first time it sold more than cars than ford in the u.s. last month. one reason is the popularity of light trucks and suvs. now, the gas prices are down chrysler gets about three-quarters of its sales from pickups, vans and suvs. >> good to know. when we come back stuffed in a linen whose set hiding from burglar, the dramatic 911 call for help. team usa knows they'll be up against after an epic ending. heart-wrenching devastating ending between japan and england.

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well not necessarily a happy start to the fourth of july festivities near kansas city missouri strong winds brought down a tent where fireworks were being sold. you see that trailer? toppled over as well. at least one tornado was confirmed in the area. no injuries to report however. morning road condition, still stormy across the middle of the country. flooded roads a possibility and wet across the southeast. all the way to the east coast. >> yeah, seeing some of that weather. maybe no surprise that airport delays possible in memphis, atlanta and charlotte. some major developments overnight in the search for a missing arizona couple. >> authorities near phoenix say they're questioning a person of interest in connection with the disappearance of mike and tina careccia. crews were digging in the couple's yard last night in the search for clues, they haven't

been seen since the early morning of june 22nd. the couple's car was found abandoned not far from their home covered in dirt. >> turn now to two brave sisters from tennessee who kept their cool as two men were breaking into their house terrifying ordeal captured on 911 audio. the girls hid in a small cabinet in their parents' bathroom when they made this call. >> they're in the house? are they in the house? >> yes, yes, they're in the house. >> okay. i want you to be very quiet, okay. i'm on the line with you. i have help on the way. >> they're getting closer. >> they're getting closer to the bathroom. >> yes. >> that 911 call helped police find and rescue the girls with the sisters' help those two men with lengthy criminal records were arrested. a southern california woman missing since monday has been found alive. she crashed her suv off a malibu mountain road and down a canyon. a dog walker heard someone try crying for help and called 911. rescue who saved her said she

didn't have food or water and couldn't get out of her suv. amazingly doctors say she only suffered minor injuries. well a terrifying and bizarre ordeal along the california coast for a family of four just having a nice day out at sea when a dolphin decided it wanted to go for a ride landed in the boat dolphin was flopping aaround so frantically it knocked the wife over leaving her with two broken ankles and torn ligaments, the dolphin injured its nose and tail bloodying the boat and the family managed to make it back to the harbor where the dolphin was vale released. >> what a scene. >> yeah we turn to some sports now and some heartbreaking moments to show you here. >> highlights now from our guys at espn. hey there, people watching news, sports from los angeles, california near no-hitter in baseball. >> indians and rays. carlos corps racicot for cleveland. ten hits and 6 2/3 against this team. bottom nine he's got a

no-hitter going facing joey butler. he had 13 strikeouts in this game. butler, 2 for his last 19 before that. he was one strike away from a no-hitter, all he can do is clap for butler who broke it up. corasco came out smiling. got an ovation from the crowd in st. petersburg. 8 2/3. women's world cup semifinal, japan and england. winner to take on the usa on sunday. stoppage time game tied at 1. kawssomi. laura bassetted tried to kick it to her goalie or over the net, instead her own goal. soccer girl problems. the replay just didn't get enough on it. i think she was trying to punt it out of there. bassett clearly devastated by this. england players and fans praised her for getting the team to that point but devastating loss for

england, japan goes on to win 2-1. sunday the u.s. women and japan for the title. >> rematch of the last women's world cup final. >> won by japan in a shoot-out. we're done with sports. go back to news. >> all right. thanks fellas for the emotion. well up next in "the pulse," stephen colbert taking over public access? and the major change coming to bubble wrap that will surely disappoint a lot of people.

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♪ all right, time for "the pulse" now. we start with stephen colbert. he's getting in some television practice if you will, ahead of his new late quite gig. >> that practice took him to the town of monroe michigan where he guest hosted "only in monroe." >> then he detailed an online feud between the owners of a restaurant and one dissatisfied customer. listen to this. >> stopped in for lunch back in the late '90s. you heard right. mark m. is posting about a preturn of the century lunch he ate at jerry's presumably wearing his jenko's and fresh

prince jacket with blasting "chum "chumbawumba." >> eminem shared laughs and the rapper tried to show off how he flecks his muscles. >> that's pretty cool for eminem to show up. you have two huge stars but still totally public access. >> i would have loved to see the whole show. >> we should look that up. biggest presidential hot potato we have since the first president bush said he wouldn't eat broccoli. >> now encouraging readers to add peas to their guac. >> i'm not a guac guy. >> the president texted respect "the new york times" but not buying peas in guac onions garlic, hot peppers, classic. >> a lot agree. it turns out another bush family member jeb bush agrees with the president on something. he tweeted simply you don't put peas in guacamole.

guacamole is a thing thatablies republicans and democratss together. >> who knew, avocado. and sadly a major change coming to a popular product. a revamped version of bubble wrap will no longer have that familiar pop. what's bubble wrap without the pop. >> thank you. end of story. we don't need any more to the story. >> let's go home teej. we've done our work. that fun they're having there, the new packaging will be sold in sheets that the shipper can fill with air. >> what. bubble wrap is a popular pop. so popular even there's a facebook page devoted to it. called popping bubble wrap has a half a million followers so the new stuff you do what? it doesn't make any sound at all. >> it doesn't make any sound. you can't pop it. >> what's the point? >> i don't understand what the point is. i'm not so convinced this is going to be a super success. >> you know what, isn't it amazing we're so -- >> obsessed. >> obsessed and engaged something like bubble wrap. >> it's all about the bubble wrap. >> for some of you your local news is next.

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hey, everyone, good morning, i'm matt o'donnell we're following developing news, police in camden are investigator two shootings. happening today crews resume the search for a swimmer who disappeared in a quarry in gloucester county. they are buildings a massive -- they are building a massive hoagie at the national constitution center. we'll take a look at it. there. >> obama administration lifted a

ban on cameras. it's opening up possibilities for those who want to take selfies. marci gonzalez on the story for us. >> reporter: there are some in our social media obsessed society who feel if it's not posted online it's like it never happened. >> can't wait to get on facebook. >> reporter: if that were true it would seem no one has toured the white house in the past 40 years until now. >> if you've been on a white house tour you may have seen this sign. well not anymore. >> reporter: the white house not only lifting its ban on photography and social media during tours, but now encouraging it. >> keep those memories. >> reporter: facebook and instagram already flooded with selfies and family photos. >> this is awesome. let's pretend we're going to give a press conference or something. >> reporter: even snapshots with the first dogs striking a pose. >> so well behaved. >> i know. >> reporter: keepsakes of a different kind of history being

made here. >> of course i'm going to share all of the portraits of presidents and all of the things that i learned. >> reporter: now classing up profile pictures and loading up likes from the white house to the web. there are some restrictions to the types of cameras that can be brought in also selfie sticks and live streaming are not allowed check out all the photos posted under #whitehousetour. marci gonzalez, abc news new york. >> lots love their selfies and selfie sticks. >> those things -- do you have a selfie stick? >> i don't, i don't but i wanted to know if we can take a selfie right now. >> really? yeah. >> my battery just died. >> she's not kidding, folks. >> my battery just died. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. a power shortage. >> stay with us. "good morning america," have a great morning, everyone.

>> good morning we're following a developing story on this thursday, a police officer and a womanner hurt after two separate shootings in camden. >> in an "action news" exclusive, a murder victim's son talk about forgiveness and the life their mother left behind. >> a grandmother is rescued a live days after crashing her car into a are a recent. >> good morning, it is thursday, two days away from the big holiday. let's go over to david murphy and karen for weather and traffic. >> reporter: we're off to a tranquil start not too bad in