elizabeth hur, abc7 news, santa fe, texas. >> in the hours following the shooting facebook said they fought against a number of fake profiles claiming to be the shooter. the network company said fake accounts were created less than 20 minutes after police named the suspect. in one company profile was taken down, a doctored photo showing the suspect wearing a hillary 2016 hat. facebook has also remov the suspect's real profile. >> the president had a busy day on social media. in one tweet he demanded an investigation into whether an informant working for the fbi or department of justice infiltrated his campaign. abc7 news reporter richard cantu has the latest >> reporter: president trump wants answers the fbi had an informant in his campaign. tweeting, i here by demand and will officially do so tomorrow that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbi/doj infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes. the president insisting he has the right to intervene. >> you look at the corruption at the top of the fbi, it's a disgrace. and our justice departme

abc's elizabeth hur joins us now with the details. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane and, yes, that list covers a variety of issues including questions about the president's tweet, his firings and his campaign contacts. in many cases mueller wants to know what the president knew and when. will he or won't he? we still don't know if president trump will sit down with special counsel robert mueller with negotiations continuing for that potential interview. but now we are learning there is a list of about four dozen questions that mueller wants to ask the president. overnight abc news confirming the authenticity of that list published by "the new york times." the questions ranging from the president's interaction with former fbi director james comey and his reaction to the recusal of attorney general jeff sessions. other questions touching on possible election meddling. abc news has previously reported on a list of topics mueller is interested in probing, which also include the firing of former national

abc's elizabeth hur takes a look at what's at stake. elizabeth. >> reporter: well, diane, president trump has long criticized this deal calling it ridiculous and insane and this morning we're getting new reaction from the iranian president who warns, quote, the country could face some problems should the u.s. end the agreement. days ahead of the self-imposed may 12th deadline -- >> it's a horrible agreement for the united states. >> reporter: -- and after repeatedly slamming the iran nuclear deal -- >> they're setting off missiles which they say are for television purposes. i don't think so. >> reporter: -- president trump says he has made up his mind and will be announcing his decision this afternoon. >> president trump wants to walk out of the deal, not because he's not satisfied with its substance but because it's an obama legacy. >> reporter: the 2015 agreement struck between iran and six nations including the u.s., germany and france was brokered by president obama. the deal froze iran's nuclear program in exchange for an end to eco

elizabeth hur, abc7 news, santa fe, texas. >>> a man's body was found floating in a channel near theolice were called to baldwin street just before 9:30 someone in the area found the body in the water. the individual had been deceased for some time. coroner's investigators recovered the victim. an autopsy will determine the cause of death and the identity. >>> a town hall meeting to discuss the may 11th officer involved shooting in gilmore. officers detained 23-year-old maurice jones but said 21-year-old her shall hail ran away, got in a parked car, drove away and crashed into two police cars and that's where the shooting took place. police say no one was hit by the gun fire, hail drove off again before officers finally arrested him. the town hall begins at 6:00 p.m. at the hamilton recreational center on gary boulevard. >>> new concerns with the kilauea volcano. it's erupted and throwing a haze in the sky. >>> abc news reporter marcie gonzalez has the update. >> reporter: tonight the lava river flowing into the ocean. creating a new danger, creating plumes of what's called laze. a h

elizabeth hur live in new york city. good morning. >> reporter: that list covers a variety of issues including questions about the president's tweets, firings and campaign contacts. bottom line mueller wants to know what the president knew and when. will he or won't he? we still don't know if president trump will sit down with special counsel robert mueller with negotiations continuing for that potential interview. how we are learning there's a list of about four dozen questions that mueller wants to ask the president. overnight abc news confirming the authenticity of that list published by "the new york times." the questions ranging from the president's interaction with former fbi director james comey and his reaction to the recusal of attorney general jeff sessions. other questions touching on possible election meddling. abc news reported on a list of topics mueller is interested in probing, which also include firing of former national security adviser michael flynn and now infamous 2016 trump tower campaign meeting wi

abc's elizabeth hur joins us with the details. good morning. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning to you. secretary pompeo says he will once again be asking for the release of the american hostages today, and when asked if the summit will happen even if north korea is still holding the americans, pompeo says he is hopeful we don't have to cross that road. this morning secretary of state mike pompeo back in north korea. president trump revealing the news while announcing his plans to pull the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal. >> in preparation for my upcoming meeting with kim jong-un, plans are being made, relationships are building. >> reporter: this is pompeo's second trip to north korea after secretly meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un over easter weekend. passionate reaction overseas. today lawmakers in tehran lit paper american flags on fire while some chanted "death to america." iran's president says if necessary his country could start enriching uranium again within weeks. european leaders reacted to presid

abc reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: at the scene of yet another deadly high schoolrampage. a moment of silent for the victims. outside the high scho community members surrounding ten crosses bearing the name of eight students and two teacherss who were killed. the crosses donated by this man. the confessed shooter is now charged with capital murder and sits in jail in solitary confinement. >> right now i would say confused and scared. that's not a plea for sympathy, that's how he looks. >> reporter: according to police the 17-year-old yelled surprised for opening fire. and he said he heard the suspect taunting the victims. >> every time he killed someone, he would say another one bites the dust. >> reporter: investigators learned the suspect carefully studied mass shootings p p incorporating aspects of those attacks into his attacks. >> once again we're grieving for more kids that died. >> reporter: emotions ran high on sunday with texas native kelly clarkson reigniting the debate on gun violence in america. this school had a plan. they practiced active shooter dril

elizabeth hur, abc news, santa fe, texas. >>> three days after that deadly rampage, a church honoredduating. with heavy hearts and caps and gowns they took the stage. they were given a standing ovation. the school's graduation is scheduled for june 1st. >>> investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a fire that destroyed a pregnancy resource center in arkansas. it does not perform abortions or offer abortion referral services. at least three other businesses were damaged in fires -- in the fire, no injuries were reported. >>> president trump is now putting more pressure on the justice department. he tweeted that he's ordering an investigation into whether justice and the fbi infiltrated or kept a close watch on his presidential campaign and is demanding to know whether those actions were requested by the obama administration. >>> meanwhile, president trump is having second thoughts about next month's summit with north korea. the "new york times" reports he is worried it could turn into a political embarrassment. last month north korea declared they would never give up their

elizabeth hur, abc news, santa fe, texas. >>> and now to maryland where a manhunt is under way after her with a jeep. the vehicle has been recovered and is being examined for forensic evidence. investigators say the officer was in perry hall responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle. >> our officer responded to this call, and she encountered at least one suspect. and was critically injured. >> nearly 2,000 students from area schools were on lockdown during the initial search. the suspects are considered armed and dangerous and police are warning residents to stay inside and lock their doors. >>> the rain just doesn't want to stop in the southeast. can you see showers continue in the region, which is still soaked from the weekend. some areas could see four inches of rain over the next 48 hours. flash flooding triggered road closures in and around raleigh, north carolina. more than a few cars were left stranded in several feet of water as you can see. the scene looked the same in florida. a parking lot in hollywood looking more like a lake. but kids decided to make the best of it