cleveland cavaliers must win two games. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 15th, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. we begin with two shark attacks along north carolina's beach. two young victims badly mauled within hours of each other. it happened yesterday afternoon off the beach in oak island. this follows another attack on a beach last thursday. beachgoers say it looked like a scene from the movie "jaws." >> blood in the water, kids were in shock. took it clean off. >> it was the start of this tiny coastal resort's summer season and then the late afternoon calm was interrupted by screams for help. the first victim was a 12-year-old girl. she was bleeding heavily. people ran to her aid. she lost part of her arm and was severely bitten on her left leg. about 90 minutes later the same stretch of beach, a 16-year-old boy was attacked. he lost his left arm. authorities moved up and down the beach to warn beachgoers to get out of the water. a helicopter looked for any sign of a shark or sharks. it's unclear if the same shark is to blame. last week in the same county a 13-year-old girl was attacked by a shark. >> definitely surreal. i thought, oh my god, i hope she still has her legs. she was so young. >> she suffered minor cuts to her foot. her boogie board got the worst of it. >> both of yesterday's victims are in fair condition. there were no lifeguards on duty at the time. officials say the beach will be open today but will make a final decision this morning. the oak county mayor said shark attacks are virtually unheard of in this area. this morning a tropical disturbance in the gulf of mexico poses a threat to the gulf coast of texas and louisiana. the system is expected to move northwest toward the texas coast and could make landfall tomorrow making landfall where there was a flood weeks ago. the galveston county of emergency management is on alert. >> there is concern because it's fairly large and moving in this direction. we expect it will be a rain event. we expect flooding. we don't know where, how bad, or for how long the flooding will right now. >> the system could raise tide by a couple of feet and trickle a storm surge, but the main concern by gulf coast officials is the potential for flooding. there's also strong weather up in the midwest and along the east coast. there's a potential for flooding. meteorologist nick walker of the weather channel has more on the dangerous conditions. >> we're expecting a widespread area of hail, damaging winds, also the possibility of flash flooding. the tornado threat is low, but look how widespread this area is. it goes all the way from detroit and chicago back to st. louis, up through new york and this is also an area that could very well see some flash flooding. this is what we're concerned about, though, as we head through the middle part of the week. the national hurricane center watching this area of low pressure that could become our second named tropical storm of the atlantic hurricane season. it is expected to make its way toward the texas coastline in the coming days, producing herb rain fall and even if it doesn't get a name, flash flooding is going to be a zbik big problem over a widespread area including houston with over 5 inches in rainfall. i'm nick walker, atlanta, the weather channel. a fast growing wildfire in alaska is causing problems. plumes of smoke filled the sky over willow about 40 miles north of anchorage. the fire exploded in size from two acres to more than a thousand. this morning the search continues for the escaped convicted. authorities say it wasthe men used tools stored at the prison by contractors to cut their way out and each day they were done they returned the tools to the toolboxes so no one would notice. today the prison worker who is accused of helping them is due in court. don champion haas our report. >> reporter: dozens of law enforcement officers were on the ground and above ground looking for david sweat and richard matt. new york mayor andrew cuomo says they could be anywhere. >> we don't know if they're still in the area or mexico by now. >> reporter: mary vann a gun shop owner, has seen an uptick in sales. >> we won't go looking for anything, but i won't be a hostage either, so it's time to carry a gun. >> reporter: more than 800 federal officers are here on the ground working 12 hour days. some are at checkpoints like this. moste arrivee actively taking part in the search. the clinton county prosecutor says the prison employee joyce mitchell was supposed to pick them up at the clinton power facility and drive them seven hours away, but they would not tell her the location. mitchell is charged with promoting prison contraband. as many are trying to move on with their lives, many can't help but wonder if danger is still lurking nearby. don champion cbs news cadyville, new york. a top al qaeda leader may be dead this morning after the u.s. launched weekend air strikes in north africa. libya's government says u.s. warplanes killed mokhtar belmokhtar and several others in the eastern part of the country. a local islamic disputes that saying the terrorist wasn't there. the pentagon confirms belmokhtar was the target known as a one-eyed chic. 2013 siege killed about 35 hostages including three americans. the pack of republicans that 2013 siege killed about 35 hostages including three americans. the pack of republicans pursuing the party's presidential nomination will grow to 11 today. former governor jeb bush will officially announce his candidacy this afternoon in miami. brian webb shows how both parties are busy on the campaign trail. >> reporter: jeb bush will launch off a video to kick off his campaign for nomination. >> reporter: the former florida governor will make his candidacy official in miami today. the 62-year-old joins ten other republicans in the hunt for the nomination, but bush says his life experiences and ability to make tough decisions will set him apart. for the democrats, hillary clinton campaigned sunday in iowa dins stancestancing herself from president obama in his battle with congress over a trade agreement. >> the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress starting with nancy pelosi. >> reporter: but independent bernie sanders who is challenging clinton in the democratic race says she needs to take a more definitive stand on trade. >> i would hope very much that secretary clinton will side with every union in this country, virtually every environmental group, many religious groups, and say that this tpp policy is a disaster. >> reporter: sanders says he can beat clinton but he faces an uphill battle at the polls. bush plans to portray himself as a doer with conservative ideas. he'll take his pitch on the road to new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina this week. alison? >> brian webb in new york. thanks, brian. and coming 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