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rhiannon and andrew. kevin, thank you. overnight police in san francisco are investigating at least two shooting scenes. one was near the city's famous fisherman's wharf, the other just a few blocks away. at least two people were wounded. those incidents followed a weekend of deadly violence in several other states as the violence unfolding over the weekend, three more mass shootings that left four people dead in willowbrook, illinois, a june 10th celebration ending in chaos. we just heard a shoot come from behind us. so we dropped down. it was chaos. at least 22 people shot, one of them fatally. it's kind of becoming something where it's, like inescapable. police say they do not know how many suspects or firearms were involved. the motive behind this incident is unclear. for then, this is still an active investigation in saint louis, missouri, a 17 year old killed, nine other teens, injured when a gunman opened fire at a party on the fifth floor of this office building ages 15 to 19. 1:00 in the morning in an office build

rhiannon andrew. all right, lionel, thank you. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a deadly roof collapse at a school near houston. one construction worker was killed and they were building a new high school gym when the roof caved in. no students were inside at the time. a power outage left san francisco's airport in the dark for about an hour last night, affecting everything from ticketing, baggage and gate functions. the source of the outage is still under investigation. at least two flights were diverted to san jose airport, but no word if it was due to the power outage. the mississippi police officer who shot an 11 year old boy has been suspended without pay. a dairy murray says he called police for help when his mother's ex-boyfriend showed up at their house. the family says sergeant greg capers entered the home and opened fire. a darian says his hands were up at the time i came out doing this, it them it didn't. when greg shot me, i did this to my chest. what did it feel like? it feels like. like. like a tase

rhiannon andrew. andrea, thank you.rinted menus appear to be making a comeback finally at restaurants after qr codes gained popularity due during the pandemic due to hygiene concerns. recent numbers show scans dropped a little more than 25% from april to mid-may. a the head of one restaurant technology newsletter says the codes are universally disliked. i thought i was the only one. glad i'm not alone. a bit of internet outrage this morning is focused on some guacamole. a video posted online shows a small container of guac selling for more than $29 at a store in the hamptons. yes on new york's long island, the market is popular with many celebrities in the area. so the outrage could be spurred by the fact that avocado prices right now are the lowest they've been in years. but in the hamptons is just money everywhere. no offense that guac looks gross. it looks bad. and it's small. look how little that container is you can buy. like if you gave it to me for free, actually. okay. it's a little bigger than i thought. once y

rhiannon andrew, do you make a good point about when some water gets into your car, the window won'tome down, the door won't open, you can't get out immediate once you know it's over. i'm sorry it's over, but i'm going to buy one of those those things that you buy that cracks the window open. yeah, they're usually a 2 in 1. they slice your seatbelt and they crack open the window just in case of an emergency. but you know what? if shortcuts were easy, it would just be the way, right? you're not wrong. coming up next, it's donut deals and your friday polka. plus, the big news from the woman who's brought life to one of pokÉmon's most beloved characters. that's next. you're watching world news now. these bills are crazy has no idea she's sitting on a gold mine. well, she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy, even a term policy, even a term policy. out if you're sitting on a gold mine. call coventry direct today at 800 941 zero 100 or visit coventry direct comm. hi phil swift her

andrew dymburt. happy tuesday. i'm rhiannon ally.want to begin this morning with that urgent search in the north atlantic for a missing sub carrying tourists to view the wreckage of the titanic . that wreckage is more than two miles below the surface. the sub lost contact with its anchor ship sunday, about 900 miles from cape cod. time is of the essence because the crew, as of sunday, may have only had about 96 hours of oxygen left. a rescue effort could be a major challenge. here's abc's lionel moise. overnight officials continued the search for the missing submersible that lost contact on a journey to explore the titanic wreckage on the ocean floor. nearly 13,000ft below the surface. the fact is, you're looking for something the size of a minivan in the bottom of the north atlantic. so it's hard to say, but they certainly have a challenge ahead of them. five people were aboard the vessel operated by oceangate expeditions, including a british civilian and billionaire james harding. the company recently began offering tourists the ch

andrew dymburt. happy friday . i'm rhiannon ally. we do want to begin this morning with the tropical threat in the gulf of mexico. as if on cue, a tropical depression is taking shape this morning, the second day of hurricane season. no watches or warnings are posted, but forecasters in florida are watching the storm closely. in western texas, days of rain triggered this flash flooding and mudslides, forcing the governor to issue a state of emergency. and in arizona, the problem there is too little rain . construction of new homes is paused around phenix because there's not enough water. but we begin with the potential threat swirling in the gulf of mexico this morning. the air force hurricane hunters launching a plane to collect data from a tropical system forming in the gulf of mexico. just hours after the official start of hurricane season. it's just off florida's west coast, where some are still recovering from being battered by hurricane ian last september. forecasters say the new storm does not pose a threat to the us. this is a

andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the historic arrest and arraignment of former president trump now just hours away. he arrived back in florida late yesterday and overnight, a judge issued a ruling about today's arraignment and what the public will be allowed to see and hear. meanwhile, there are questions being raised about securing outside the federal courthouse in miami. abc's justin finch is there. hey, justin, what can we expect today ? hey there, ryan. and good morning. and law enforcement here in miami promising very tight security as violent rhetoric heats up online. ahead of today's historic arraignment . but this morning, a major ruling just hours before a former president trump surrenders to federal authorities in miami on charges that he mishandled classified documents. a judge last night denied a request from media outlets, including abc news, seeking video and audio access to the hearing. the judge saying a court reporter will provide only transcripts of the proceedings. meanwhile,

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andrew rhiannon. andrea thank you. time now for a look at your thursday weather.gerous heat continues for yet another day from the central gulf coast and especially into texas. the accuweather realfeel temperatures this afternoon well over 100 degrees and many of us don't have power. meantime, a stormy corridor will continue from the front range of the mountains through the plains include the texas panhandle for at least the next two days. severe weather likely. tropical storm bret is making its way toward the caribbean sea, where it will weaken considerably into the weekend. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. coming up, what we are learning about a deadly bear attack in arizona where a man was attacked while he was drinking his morning coffee. also ahead, how amazon is accused of tricking customers into signing up for amazon prime and the company's response in new hope in the search for a cure for baldness when you were diagnosed with cancer. i know this has allowed you to see how hard life can be, but always realize it's full of opportunities to make

i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. i'm andrew dymburt.begin with the air quality crisis in the northeast and midwest. 85 million americans on alert. air quality in new york city has hit the worst level on record due to smoke spreading from the canadian wildfires. new york looked more like mars yesterday. the state is taking new action today to protect the public. and now other parts of the country are bracing for conditions to get worse. just as we learn that more american firefighters are headed to the front lines in canada. this morning, millions of americans are being warned to stay indoors and to wear a mask when venturing outside home air purifying machines like this one, working overtime, detecting high amounts of pollutants as toxic air blankets. much of the northeast, all the result of hundreds of wildfires, fires burning in canada. very, very scary. just walking down the street and feeling like i'm going to have an asthma attack, it feels that's how bad the air quality is. the new york city skyline looked out of this world, appea

rhiannon and andrew are off. we begin with today's travel rush before july 4th. the tsa says more than 17 million people are expected to fly between now and the middle of the week. today, the busiest of them all. >> but severe weather is adding to the headaches. this storm flooding streets in denver and dropping heavy amounts of hail. >> meanwhile, the extreme heat has become even more deadly in texas. but we begin with that holiday travel rush getting underway with the scare for passengers in california. the holiday travel rush starting with a scare in southern california, came in for landing, struck a bird, leaving behind a big dent in the nose cone of this aircraft. >> it also you could see some carnage on the windshield there as well. >> the southwest jet colliding with the bird before landing in burbank from las vegas. no one was hurt, but the airline was forced to pull the plane out of service. it's just the latest hiccup during a stressful week for travelers with more than 600 flights canceled thursday alone and more than 7000 canceled since saturday. pass

i'm lionel moise, in for rhiannon. i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with extreme weather, severe storms on the move across the south overnight. millions are also bracing for record heat today while another part of the country sees the worst air quality in decades as overnight , more power outages from severe weather across the south. more than 150,000 customers affected . from georgia to texas, the national weather service confirms a tornado caused this damage near savannah, georgia. video from accuweather showing a tornado in newton, georgia. new video shows lightning striking a traffic camera in the area where part of i-95 was shut down due to fallen power lines. in neighboring alabama, a tornado tore through the city of eufaula , damaging several homes and businesses. my lord in mississippi, monster hail this chunk of ice measuring nine inches in circumference. a possible tornado east of dallas shredded a two story building and damaged cars. dangerous weather also hitting the northeast. a new jersey parks employee was hit by lightning whil

andrew rhiannon andrea, thank you. the justice department will now investigate the controversial merger in the golf world. the wall street journal reports the feds are opening an antitrust investigation into the pga tour's deal with its saudi backed rival, liv golf. the pga, which originally dismissed any potential merger, says the deal will benefit players, fans and the game itself. president biden is touting progress in his push to eliminate so-called junk fees. those hidden charges that drive up prices for concert tickets during a white house meeting. ticketmaster and seatgeek committed to providing customers with the entire cost of their tickets up front. it comes after ticketmaster parent company live nation faced a firestorm over taylor swift ticket sales. biden calls it a win for consumers. the solution is what it's called all in pricing. that's where companies fully disclose their fees up front. when you start shopping. so you're not surprised at the end when you check out. live nation plans to roll out its all

andrew rhiannon. andrea, thank you.ow to a quote, house mascot in ohio that's raising some eyebrows. a nearly ten foot tall inflatable werewolf sits on the front lawn of a home north of dayton. the owner bought it for last halloween but plans to keep it up year round. rihanna. local officials have issued a warning, but don't plan to take any more steps. the homeowner said that she will remove it if and only if it becomes a safe kitty hazard. it's only a safety hazard around like a full moon, i think. right coming up, a brand new polka. the first chris hemsworth opens up about hitting the pause button on his career over a potential health scare. you're watching world news now. you know, helping families with mesothelioma is all we do. my firm has been offering a free book on mesothelioma for over ten years since that time. hundreds of people have mesothele loma have trusted us to represent them. we have local offices throughout the us and there is no risk to you. mesothelioma really is all we do. call us at one 800 306 3

andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin this juneteenth holiday with people across the country facing extreme weather conditions. it is expected to feel like 122 degrees today in parts of texas and more severe storms are in the forecast from the gulf coast to south carolina. even parts of the pacific northwest are seeing wild weather, including this waterspout along the columbia river. but we begin in the south. this morning after days of tornadoeshat left five dead and hundreds of thousands without power. states along the gulf coast are bracing for more severe weather. 30 million americans already under heat alerts from texas to mississippi with record heat possible in dallas, new orleans and houston are stationed there showing this sweltering forecast. it's pretty much hot and dry. the next time we could see some relief is in the form of not necessarily lower temperatures, but lower humidity. hot hot. really hot. couldn't even go in the pool. it could feel like 122 degrees in some areas. the heat expected

andrew dymburt. happy monday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with that sonic boom. startling people in washington, d.c. and two states in the deadly plane crash that's connected to it all. the military says two fighter jets were sent to intercept a small plane after the aircraft entered restricted airspace over washington, d.c. the jet fighters traveled at supersonic speeds, causing a sonic boom that was heard in washington and parts of virginia and maryland. that aircraft later crashed. authorities reached the scene overnight as we learn more about the passengers and why the pilot may not have been responding. this morning, some near the nation's capitol are still rattled after a quiet sunday was interrupted with this was very jarring. we thought it was probably an earthquake, a sonic boom. startling residents across the region. this couple in fairfax, virginia, was recording a song when the boom causes them to leap out of their seat. the capitol and white house were both briefly placed on high alert. the sound was caused by two dc air national guard f-16s that wer

andrew rhiannon. melissa thank you. now to some sports news.9 year old phenom set to be the nba's top draft pick is spending his first full day in the us ahead of thursday's event. victor wembanyama arrived at newark airport monday. the seven foot three frenchman has a news conference tomorrow. then he'll become the third number one overall pick in san antonio history. there are 100% going to draft him. there's no doubt about it. you can watch it all thursday on abc at 8:00 eastern. there are so many other college hoopers, international hoopers whose dreams are going to come true. also seven three. why you want to watch the draft is for all the trade mechanism teams that are in place. we've already seen bradley beal go to the suns. there could be some other blockbuster trades that usually happen leading up to the draft or on draft day itself. about wembanyama, though, our new fave family affair, his older sister eve, actually plays basketball professionally and his grandfather played as well. he also played football when he was a kid. yeah, at

andrew rhiannon truly is miracle bulus and they use some of their knowledge, right? one of it was that they hid in tree trunks to protect themselves because that area has a lot of snakes. some other animals, mosquitoes, and they were exhausted when they were found. they were found three miles from where that plane crashed. it's incredible. three miles. rescuers dropping boxes of food down to them. it's just a remarkable 40 days. wow coming up next, help wanted. looking for a job. what about cheese tester? plus, the court date today for the utah mother who wrote a children's book about dealing with grief. accused her accused of murdering her husband . why her lawyers are pushing for her to be released on bail. and later, for the science behind breakup songs, can they actually heal your broken heart? you're watching world news now. talk to your friends. talk to my friends. wednesday, 9:00, 8:00 central on abc. welcome back. ukraine's forces are claiming some victories as their counter-offensive against russia intensifies. ukrainians hoisting their flag over several tow

i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with the historic indictment of former president donald trump, reported first by abc news for the first time in us history, a former president is charged with federal crimes. the indictment relates to trump's handling of classified documents. he'll be arraigned in florida on tuesday. we've learned new details overnight about the charges against him. but what remains to be seen is the evidence the government will use to make its case. this morning, former president trump is declaring his innocence in a new video calling the federal indictment related to his handling of classified information, even a hoax. so i just want to tell you, i'm an innocent man. i did nothing wrong. we will prove that very, very soundly and hopefully very quickly. a special counsel appointed by the justice department has been investigating whether trump violated the law or put national security at risk by holding on to documents marked classified at his florida residence. sources tell abc news. trump f

i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon and i'm andrew dymburt. >> we begin with the audio recording of formersident trump discussing confidential documents. we've known. the recording is a critical piece of evidence in the federal indictment against him. >> but this morning we're hearing it for the first time. this morning, abc news has obtained the audio recording of former president trump appearing to show off secret documents he did not declassify. >> i just found. isn't that amazing? this totally wins my case. you know, except it is highly confidential. secret. >> the conversation with aides and two people working on an autobiography of former trump chief of staff mark meadows took place in 2021 at trump's new jersey golf club. the contents of the recording have previously been reported and are quoted in the justice department's indictment related to trump's handling of classified documents. after leaving office. but the recording itself has never before been heard publicly. trump is heard railing against his former joint chiefs chairman, general mark milley, while shuffling papers, and h

andrew rhiannon derick, thank you. pope francis was up and walking for a bit sunday. a few days after abdominal surgery. the 86 year old is still in a rome hospital. the vatican says he followed mass on television. the pope wrote a letter thanking his caretakers, calling them good samaritans who take on the life and the pain of your neighbor. for it is time now for a look at your monday morning weather. look video. hail coming down in dallas. witnesses say some of it measured up to four inches. more weather is expected across north texas today. looking at the radar, the severe weather threat stretches from texas to florida along the gulf coast. and isolated tornado is possible there. rain and thunderstorms could make a mess of this evening's commute. from washington, d.c, all the way up to boston. and checking today's high temperatures, 76 from the plains to the northeast, 80s in the pacific northwest 74 in kansas city. emergency slide opened inside a packed delta plane. also ahead, the man charged with choking a man on a new york city subway breaks his silence. what

andrew dymburt. i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. we begin with breaking news overnight in ukraine. russian forces are accused of blowing up a major dam in the southern part of the country. the blast also affected a hydroelectric power station near kherson. you can see the water flowing freely through a huge breach in the dam. residents downstream have been warned to evacuate. other videos show communities downstream already flooded. ukrainian officials have said nearly 5 billion gallons of water could be released if the dam failed. russian officials say the dam was damaged by ukrainian military strikes in the contested area. count on us for any new details on the story as we get them. turning now to the investigation into former president trump's handling of classified documents. it appears to be winding down now that his attorneys have met with the special counsel. and trump is still leading the pack on the campaign trail as another republican rival joins the race for the white house. abc's linsey watts has the latest from washington. good morning, linsey. good morning, andrea. th

andrew dymburt. i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. we begin with a mass shooting causing chaos at a high school graduation in virginia. police overnight described the deadly violence as a targeted attack, with witnesses reporting dozens of gunshots in rapid succession this morning. a virginia community in shock after a mass shooting brought chaos to a high school graduation. seven people were shot outside a richmond theater where graduates and their families were leaving the ceremony. probably at least like 30 shots total. i saw the ambulance pull away several people off of the ground. police say two people are dead. a family member telling abc news they were father and son. 18 year old sean jackson and his father, renzo smith, there to celebrate his son's graduation. jackson whose younger sister was hit by a fleeing car and is recovering this image shows students in caps and gowns running from the scene. they just like continuous fired and continuously fired. and everyone started running for their lives. a 19 year old suspect is now

andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with breaking news from capitol hill. the house passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling and it's now headed for the senate. the legislation will avoid default and cut spending over two years, but only if the senate doesn't waste time approving it. all right. abc's justin finch joins us now from washington. and justin, a potential hurdle here, not everyone is thrilled with steel. andrew good morning. and that is right. the often divided house, though, delivering more than enough votes to launch that debt ceiling deal into the senate, where some members are already slamming the bill on the house floor. a major win for the debt limit deal. yays are 314. the nays are 117. the bill is passed. a true bipartisan effort with 165 democrat cats and 149 republican voting yes, delivering almost 100 more votes than needed to pass the deal struck between the president and the house speaker. in a statement, president biden said loots the house vote, calling the budget agreement a bipartisan compromise and saying it protects critical pro

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andrew dymburt. good morning. i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon. we begin with the tragedy in the atlantic. that catastrophic implosion of that sub headed to the titanic. all five crew members are presumed dead and now we've learned the navy likely detected the sub's implosion on sunday, the day it went missing, the safety record and the development of that sub now coming into question, including how it was made and tested. filmmaker james cameron is among the critics speaking out. first, that new information about the implosion possibly being detected days ago. this morning, a navy official confirms to abc news that an underwater acoustic system heard what was likely that missing sub carrying five people imploding on sunday, not long after the vessel began its voyage to the wreckage of the titanic. the navy says it passed the information on to the coast guard, but the search continued to make every effort to save the lives on board. this is an incredibly unforgiving environment down there on the seafloor and the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. the implosio

andrew dymburt. >> good morning. i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon. let's get right to that travel nightmare unfolding just days before the busiest travel week of the summer. >> thousands of additional flights have been delayed or canceled and the ripple effects are spreading across the country. some people have been told it could be days before they finally reach their destination. the problems stem from bad weather on the east coast, but critics say a major shortage of air traffic control , along with outdated technology , is compounding the problem. >> here's abc's lionel moise. >> it's not okay because people have planned these vacations for like a long time. >> thanks but it's been a long couple of days. >> this morning, the travel nightmare drags on as severe weather slams the nation. >> what is the manager at? ground stops imposed across the northeast, causing more than 2000 cancellations and 7000 delays yesterday alone. some frustrated passengers told they won't be able to reach their destinations until next week. >> i can't wait until july. t

andrew dymburt. good morning. >> i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon. we begin with more travel chaos. all of this as the holiday weekend approaches. >> some say the airlines are at fault. some say the government is at fault. we have both sides of the debate, but first we start with a frightening scene at the airport in charlotte, north carolina, for the dramatic landing at one of the busiest airports in the country is only adding to this week's travel chaos. >> a delta jets landing gear malfunctioned, forcing the pilots to land in charlotte on the plane's nose after passengers were told to brace for impact. they erupted into cheers when the plane came to a screeching halt. >> within seconds of seeing a smell of the smoke, we were all kind of applauding the landing. >> but the closure of that runway is a major concern at such a crucial airport. you can't go from three runways to two at a major hub here without seeing that impact. >> flight operations, storms and staffing shortages have plagued air travelers nationwide this week, with more than 38,000 flights canceled or delayed since s

andrew dymburt. good morning. >> i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon. we'll get to the situation in russia following this weekend's rebellion in just a moment. >> but we want to begin with the tornadoes hitting the midwest, turning deadly overnight. about three miles of damage reported from one storm. >> and in the south, nearly a half a million power outages have been reported. >> you run for the bathroom this morning. >> multiple videos show a tornado slamming into this housing development in greenwood, indiana. just south of indianapolis. the powerful twister tearing apart the building. sending debris hundreds of feet into the air. the sheriff says several neighborhoods are damaged or destroyed. seven miles away in the town of bargersville, authorities say at least 75 homes are damaged after a tornado hit that area as well. >> altogether, we're probably looking at roughly three miles right now of damage. >> severe weather also hitting parts of arkansas, downing trees and power lines. a customer at a walmart near little rock shared this video showing

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