Flips over on the highway. Why the driver says he lost control here. Patient arrest. This man in a hospital gown confronted by a Security Guard and police officers. I didnt try to steal anything. This morning, new Police Body Camera video just released. What he and authorities are saying about the arrest. And london slugfest. Not a cricket bat in sight. As the yankees and red sox bring their rivalry across the pond. Major League Baseball making its european debut. The royal welcome and the gifts for baby archie. Good morning, and lets get straight to breaking news overnight. A historic encounter just hours ago at the dmz, the border between north and south korea. President trump shaking hands with the north Korean Leader kim jongun. Who accepted a lastminute invitation from trump extended over twitter. The president then stepped over the border, becoming the first u. S. President to enter north korea. The two leaders met behind closed doors for more than 30 minutes. They didnt cut a deal to denuclearize north korea. But they did agree to restart stalled talks. We have Team Coverage this morning. George stephanopoulos is standing by. But we start here with chief White House Correspondent jon karl whos on the ground in seoul, south korea. Jon, good morning. Reporter good morning, whit. With one dramatic gesture, President Trump became the First American president to set foot in north korea and also the first to set up an impromptu meeting with a north korean dictator via tweet. At first, the meeting seemed well choreographed. President trump walking from the south korean side. Kim jongun from the north. Good to see you again, kim s never thought id see you here. The handshake across the border. And it happened just 32 hours after trump tweeted the invitation to meet at the border. As they walked back to the south korean side its a great day for the world and its an honor for me to be here. Reporter another rarity, kim jongun speaking to reporters. President trump just walked across the demarcation line, he said, that made him the first u. S. President to visit our country. Tremendous positivity. Really great things are happening in a lot of places. But, we met and we liked each other from day one and that was very important. Reporter as they walked toward the socalled house of freedom, chaos. Security guards at first blocked the u. S. Press. And then, a scramble to get the american reporters inside. Thats the new White House Press secretary stephanie grisham, elbowing and shoving a north korean Security Guard. More chaos inside the meeting. And words of diplomacy. It was an honor to be with you, and it was an honor that you asked me to step over that line, and i was proud to step over the line. Reporter the two leaders met behind closed doors for about 30 minutes, followed by another chaotic scene as trump walked kim back over to north korea. Theres no question todays meeting was an historic first. But after two summits and one impromptu meeting, north Koreas NuclearProgram Remains fully in place. President trump announced there will be a new round of talks, some at lower levels, with the aim of setting up an agreement that would finally add some substance to this incredibly powerful symbolism. Whit. Truly an extraordinary scene. Jon, this was classic trump. The master showman in his element. You were there for his two previous meetings with kim. How big was this moment for President Trump . Reporter whit, in terms of sheer performance this may have been trumps biggest as president. Keep in mind, north korea is known as the hermit kingdom. North Korean Leaders are famously reclusive. The idea of setting up something impromptu is really unheard of especially in this dramatic nati fashion on the border, but as i mentioned, the north korean Nuclear Program is fully in place. Theres not been any progress towards even an agreement in terms of scaling it back. The big question is whether this symbolism, the big gamble that the president has made, succeeding at least in a diplomatic way where his predecessors failed, whether or not it would lead to some kind of agreement to actually end that Nuclear Program. The important question, jon karl in seoul, south korea for us. Thank you. Dan . Whit and jon, thank you very much. Lets bring in our chief anchor George Stephanopoulos who will be hosting this week later this morning. George, good morning. Good morning. That was captivating, little chaotic. Even though there was no progress on the underlying denuclearization talks, is just restarting the talks a win . I dont know about win or lose. As jon just pointed out, this was the dramatic headline, the dramatic photo, that the president wanted. Hes a showman. He pulled it off. Today there is no question about that, but when you are looking first politically, and then substance, the president had seemed at first a successful meeting in singapore with kim jongun. About a year ago. That didnt change his Approval Ratings one way or another. He had a failed summit in hanoi with kim jongun earlier this year. That didnt change his Approval Ratings one way or the other. Im not sure that theres that much political impact. The big question, will this lead to any kind of substantive progress . The president is saying, theres been progress already. His quote this morning was that, under the previous administration, barack obama, negotiations were a fiery mess. Is he right that he has moved the ball forward in any meaningful way . The tensions increased the most when President Trump first came into office, when you had those fiery tweets between him and kim jongun. Fire and fury. Fire and fury, but that tension has clearly gone down. But when you look at the substance, even though the president has had three meetings with kim jongun, not only that the Nuclear Program still in place, his Nuclear Stock pile has actually increased over the last year. It is true thereto not been any longrange Ballistic Missile tests but shortrange tests. He hasnt scaled back his Nuclear Program in any meaningful way. All right, lets go back to the politics for a second. So, you have this kind of interesting split screen, because all week long we watched the democratic president ial candidates i think there are 150 of them on the stage. 23, but whos counting. On stage in these two th lot offighting one another. While theyre fighting we have s thatolly valuable for him . Even though it hasnt moved the needle. It could if thats what people are focused on. Im not sure that is what people are focused on. Even this week has been kind of a mixed bag for President Trump. Hes certainly dominating the headlines overseas. Also taking some criticism for cozying up to Vladimir Putin and seeming to joking for election interference. And cozying up to saudi crown prince, even though its clear that he directed the killing of the american journalist jam saudi american journalist jamal khashoggi. Thats a doubleedged sword for the president. So much will depend on the substantive progress of these meetings. Will russia interfere in our elections again . Will there be a real trade agreement with china . Will we actually make progress on lowering the Nuclear Program in north korea . If that ppen yisillue esidt. In with you, george. George stephanopoulos, as always, thank you. And george, by the way, will have a big show this morning. Hell go oneonone with the 2020 president ial candidates, Julian Castro and Bernie Sanders. Plus, postdebate analysis with the powerhouse roundtable. All coming up on this week later this morning. George, thank you. Here at home, democratic president ial candidates are vying for votes but banding together as race becomes a key issue in this campaign. Abcs rachel scott is in chicago where several candidates are courting africanamerican voters at the Rainbow Push Coalition and defending senator Kamala Harris from a new attack on her background. Rachel, good morning. Reporter good morning, eva. Senator harris identifies as black. She graduated from a historically black university, but her racial identity is being called into question. And the now 2020 president ial candidates are putting politics aside to back her up. This morning, the pack of Democratic Candidates united to defend one of their own after online attacks questioned the racial identity of senator Kamala Harris. One person tweeting, kamala is not an american black. Shes half indian and half jamaican. Im so sick of people robbing american blacks like myself of our history. The tweet reportedly gaining attention after the New York Times reports donald trump jr. Shared it, later deleting it. Part of the strength of our nation these attacks on harris claims shes not africanamerican and her ancestors didnt experience u. S. Slavery. Harris born to immigrant parents from jamaica and india, identifies as black. This transfers over her racial identity reminisce september of the birtherism debate that falsely claimed that barack obama wasnt born in the United States. Harris campaigns campaign said, those attacks didnt work then and they wont work now. Senator Elizabeth Warren fresh off making her pitch to a black church on the south side of chicago we are in a fight for the very soul of our nation. Reporter stepped in as the very first candidate to defend harris, calling the accusations racist and ugly. Joe biden labeled the attacks disgusting. Just after harris challenged his civil rights record on the debate stage. You also worked with them to oppose busing. Reporter an unlikely source cutting biden some slack. I think she was given too much credit for what she did. It wasnt too outstanding. I think probably he was hit harder than he should have been hit, biden. Reporter back in south bend, racial tensions prompted mayor Pete Buttigieg to step off the trail after a Fatal Shooting of a black man by a white police officer. Buttigieg back in town for a also these issues cant be separated. The challenge we face here in south bend is symptomatic of a national challenge. Reporter and mayor pete will be back on the Campaign Trial on tuesday, stopping right here in chicago to appear before Jesse Jacksons rainbow push convention. Whit . Rachel scott for us in chicago. Thanks so much. In portland, oregon, violence in the streets as fights broke out among rightwing and leftwing protesters. Staging competing demonstrations. Several injuries were reported, using social media to declare this a civil disturbance. Three people were arrested on assault and harassment charges. Caught on camera. A frightening Traffic Accident near charlotte, north carolina. A camper rolling over in traffic at high speed on interstate 77, the camper was totalled but the two people inside got out with minor injuries. The driver blamed uneven pavement for the wreck. A little boys trip to a county fair turned lethal when the toddler apparently contracted the deadly e. Coli bacteria. San diego officials now zeroing in on a possible cause, and abcs Marci Gonzalez is in our l. A. Bureau with more. Plus, advice on how to protect yourself and your kids. Marci, good morning to you. Reporter dan, good morning. The boys family says he was in and out of the emergency room after visiting the fair before his kidneys eventually failed. Three other children also became sick. Officials are still investigating and say they are taking this very seriously. This morning, the petting zoo and other animal exhibits at the San Diego County fair is shut down after a 2yearold boy was visiting, was infected with e. Coli and died. Families should not have to worry about that. Youre there to have a good time. This is just really sad. Reporter jedediah king kavazuela visited the fair on june 15th. His family said he washed his hands after visiting the petting zoo but still got sick. Health Officials Saying a rare complication from the infection killed the toddler nine days later. Our hearts and our prayers and our thoughts go out to the family. Reporter inspectors testing all areas of the fair determining the bacteria likely came from one of the animal exhibits. Unfortunately when you have livestock or animals theres potential inherent risks. Three ot an showe ast two ofds. Ing that a evenhough th water stations. Its really important when you attend any kind of event that involves animals that you wash your hands. Reporter to keep yourself and your family safe from e. Coli, the cdc suggests leaving strollers outside of areas housing animals, not eating or drinking around animals, and avoiding sitting or playing inside exhibits. The rest of the San Diego County fair remains open, Officials Say the other children who were infected are recovering this morning. Whit . An alarming story, marci, thank you. We want to turn a sad update. In new york, former detective of the nypd, luis alvarez has died. Just three weeks ago, he went before congress with jon stewart by his side to plead with lawmakers to extend Health Benefits for 9 11 first rkg at the World Trade Center site. The senate is scheduled to vote on the bill in august. Alvarez was 53 years old. Near los in the San Gabriel Mountains for a week is safe this morning. Searchers in helicopter spotted him in a canyon and air lifted him out. Rescuers said he was walking and talking when they found him. He hadnt eaten in five days. But apparently survived by drinking creek water. Now to the Severe Weather slamming a good part of the country, rob is here with the latest on that and whats coming up next. Robert, good morning. Good morning, dan. Boy, the heat built up yesterday, only fueling some of the storms. We had over 200 damaging storm reports yesterday from the northeast to the midwest, to the Northern Plains where the winds were gusting 80 miles per hour. Big hail, and one impressive tornado. Reporter overnight, a massive tornado ripping through south dakota. We are watching a tornado. Reporter look, as this twister spins nearly stationary right behind these homes. Down the road, the same tornado showing a classic pipe lifting dirt and debris in the air. Severe storms also slamming the northeast. Damaging winds leaving 20 people injured at a christian Music Festival in pennsylvania. Tents and other equipment thrown in the air. This is a full festival evacuation. Due to incoming weather. Reporter in new york city, a severe storm prompting evacuations at a pride event. Halting festivities for a short time there. In new jersey, 60mileperhour winds blowing sand and battering beachgoers. People scrambling for cover. Outside of philadelphia, this house catching on fire, officials believe a Lightning Strike is to blame. And golf ballsize hail pounding neighborhoods in rhode island. Severe thunderstorm watch out right now that includes minneapolis. You see the strong line of thunderstorms. That just rolled through duluth. That watch is up through the rest of this morning. Again, the heat is still in place with severe thunderstorms may get down towards milwaukee, even chicago later on today, this is the threat area. Back through the northern plain, strong winds, large hail and as we saw yesterday, maybe a brief tornado. The front that caused the thunderstorms across the northeast yesterday, that is giving us a brief respite as far as the heat is concerned, but other than that, the heat is still on across much of the country. Temperatures will be in the 90s. Couple in the humidity and it feels like 102 in des moines, idaho. This will only continue tuesday and wednesday. It gets over to the east coast. Again, were looking at a sustained heat wave. Temperatures up and over 100 degrees not just wednesday, but getting through the fourth of july holiday, potentially even towards the end of the week. 90s are wild here. D. C. , raleigh. Hope everybody survived the storms yesterday. If they were playing the yankees red sox game at home it would have been an issue. I think, at least early on. You know how we described this meteorologically in boston . A scorcher. You mean how the yankees destroyed the red sox. Scorcher. It burns. It burns. Sometimes, you dont the move, ladies and gentlemen, is dont fight back. Let it sit. Speaking of major League Baseball, the game wasnt here it was overseas. Making its london debut with a classic rivalry, the yankees versus the red sox. After a royal welcome, the teams put on a real slugfest. Abcs Julia Macfarlane is in london staydium with the story. Good morning, julia. Reporter good morning, eva. Theyre calling this the new rivalry on new ground. The yankees beating the red sox yesterday 1713. They meet once more here in the london stadium and the royal audience watching. An american pastime crossing