It’s Morning, America: Monday, July 1, 2019
Donald Trump makes historic step into North Korea, “WorldPride” takes over New York City, and more. source
Questions surround Trump’s 4th of July celebration
Tanks were seen overnight moving into Washington for the president’s Independence Day event at the Lincoln Memorial, raising questions about the event’s cost. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/328zf1t #ABCNews #SaluteToAmerica #Trump #July4…
Truck accident leaves July 4th traffic at standstill in New York City
At least 12 people were injured and several cars, as well as a sanitation truck, were involved source
Chilean city hosts more than 300,000 visitors for rare total solar eclipse
It was the first one since the coast-to-coast U.S. eclipse of 2017 and many Americans traveled to Chile to witness it. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF ‘WORLD NEWS TONIGHT’: https://bit.ly/2J6Ogtk…
US soccer stars prepare for World Cup parade
ABC News’ Eva Pilgrim reports from New York City, where thousands of fans are lining the streets for the epic ticker-tape parade. #ABCNews #USWNT #WorldCup source
2 Americans killed during attack at a Somalia hotel
The Islamic rebel group al-Shabab claims responsibility for the attack that killed 20 people in the southern Somali port city of Kismayo. source
Jay Bonafede from the American Red Cross speaks out about the storm
Bonafede discusses storm preparations, keeping the workforce and volunteers safe, and setting up shelter locations. source
FEMA acting administrator gives update on storm precautions
Pete Gaynor discussed the biggest concerns as Barry nears landfall; billions of dollars were spent strengthening and reinforcing the levees throughout Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina. source
Barry gains strength as it approaches landfall
ABC News’ Meteorologist Rob Marciano tracks the storm as heavy rain and flooding hit Louisiana. source
Barry dumps more rain as flood worries continue
Authorities made 40 water rescues in Panama City Beach, Florida, due to deadly rip currents off the Florida coast. #ABCNews #Barry #Hurricane #Flood #Rain source