the uk enacted a similar ban. >> we are not standing on the sidelines. we are focused on detecting these threats. >> reporter: but authorities stress if airlines do not comply with the new stricter security standards the ban will go back into effect and some airlines would see their flights into the u.s. suspended. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >>> changes will be phased in over time. they're going to start off with explosive trace detection. then come the dogs, additional screen and so on. so you're looking at about six months for everything. >> when they initially put in the electronics ban it confused many airports and airlines around the world. for example, when we have seen lithium batteries explode on board planes, it's been in the cabin. so somebody's been alert enough to put it out. >> so if it happens underneath. >> in the checked luggage area. >> no one can address it. >> so airlines were alarmed by that policy. it's a very vague policy. >>> also the travel ban is expected to be implemented today. there's that too. >>> of course. moving on

. >> check out this mom in the uk that is an art student or also a recent art student and decided to turn her hedge there into a photo her son. she also did it with her partner. >> the hair. >> 51-year-old partner there. >> look at it. not bad. >> his hair would have been easier. >> her daughter is peeved hasn't done her daughter. >> jealous. >>> speaking of jealous, how much would you pay for a prime parking spot? >>> this morning on "world news now," the chilling moment gunfire rang out on the baseball field, leaving a congressman in critical condition and several others injured as so many ran for cover. >> that horrific shooting is bringing some unity to the nation's capital with democrats and republicans coming together for a special baseball dinner. >>> the parents of college student otto warmbier expected to discuss their son's condition later today. >> he is home but in a coma after being in north korea for a year. >>> and the battle between the two nicest humble fighters in the world is officially happening. mayweather/mcgregor. trash talking under way. plus mayweather's soci

overseas in the uk. you get the sense, theresa may heading for a bad morning. this one saying, the gamble that backfired. another one calling it mayhem on teresa may. >> may's poll nightmare. obviously she called for this election and lo and behold it may not have worked in her favor. >> doesn't help when your last name is may. >> may not have worked out. >> headliners have a field day with that. >> true. >> the early voting results indicate the country is heading towards what's called a hung parliament after conservatives and prime minister, teresa may, failed to get an outright majority. >> conservatives will likely remain the largest party but won't have an absolute majority. a stunning setback for the prime minister who is already facing calls for her resignation. as the we mentioned, may ordered the snap elections to build her power base expecting a landslide. now the prime minister and her party have been weakened by the recent wave of terror attacks. >> the results could also muddle negotiations for britain to leave the european union. the pound has take

back to the uk election. where the conservative party failed to regain majority of seats in parliament. >> a lot of drama. election day in britain tending to bring out plenty of laughs with its fringe candidates shall we say who all get to be on the stage in their districts while results are announced. the prime minister's district -- those fringe candidates were right there with mrs. may. they included sesame street's elmo, picked up yeah. three votes. >> wow. >> caped crusader, lord buckethead, got 249 votes. >> lord buckethead. i, i, i -- >> i vote for elmo. >> i like lord buckethead. stands for things. >> carry a tune in a buckethead. >> that cringe worthy moment when jerry seinfeld turned keisha away three times from giving him a hug on the red carpet. now speaking out telling us why he did that. >> the t-swift/k-perry feud heating up. what perry said in an interview. and why swift is apparently not ready to shake it off. first, a look at today's forecast. ♪ ♪ shake it off i shake it off ♪ ♪ i, i

♪ ♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking news from the uk, voters deal a stunning set back to the prime minister there. the cause for her resignation, growing louder now. we'll bring you the latest. >> bombshell of the day in washington with former fbi director, blasting president trump and the white house over what he calls "lies." what's next in the russia investigation? we'll have the answers. >> new this half-hour, chaotic and tense moments at a grocery store. >> man turning against his co-workers killing three people. the chilling video he posted just before it happened. >> and we'll switch gears, and turn to "the skinny." if you thought they were ready to bury the hatchet, think again. the bad blood is still real.

learning in details in the meantime from the uk, about the manchester terror attack. libyan official says the bomber's brother knew he was planning something. according to the brother, salman abedi, was held and questioned in libya. 22 people died in the attacks after the ariana grande concert. >> the government contractor charged with leaking classified u.s. documents pleaded not guilty. reality winner, her name, appeared in a georgia courtroom where prosecutors released new information in their case against her. including notebook entry which said she want to burn down the white house. they claim winner insert aid portable hard drive into a top secret air force computer, which is now missing. they also warn the judge winner may have more stolen secrets. she was denied bail. >> jurors in bill cosby's sexual assault trial have for the first time given the chance to hear his side of alleged attack. the 2005 deposition in the civil suit against the 79-year-old comedian was read allowed in the courtroom. that lawsuit was eventually settled out of court. cosby told author

the london attack the third in the uk in three months. all of them carried out by men that were known to british authorities, and all of them, claimed by isis. diane, kendis. >> thanks to our correspondent there in london for us. >> to hawaii now and this first state to put its support for the paris climate agreement in writing. the governor david egay signed bills putting portions of the accord knee effect. one msh to increases hawaii's efforts to decrease green house gas emissions and establishes a task force to capture and store carbon dioxide. in california governor jerry brown signed emissions deal with the chinese president. the pair met in a closed door session in beijing. the men agreeing to increase trade between china and california. the nonbinding deal calls for them to emphasize green technologies to address climate change. >> the city of pittsburgh showing off popular and rather large premature baby for the first time. >> this female elephant calf born late last month. she met the public though for the first time. >> so she w

a new study out of the uk find it could result in eventual memory loss and language problems. previous studies suggested drinking may help the brain. latest study, looked at 500 volunteers over three decades. starting at 43. moderate drinking apparently, means the equivalent in this country of 8 to 12 small glasses of wine, bottles of beer or shots of liquor each week. >> so, you are saying. you just skip the glass. and just drink straight from the bottle. >> don't think that's how it works. >> all righty. >> but, yeah. >> language problems, increasing cussing? is that what it means? >> in that case we knew that. >> all right. coming up. broadway's big hit. called "dear evan hanson." the actor tony award. that's next. >>> a closer look at the year's front-runner to win best actor. >> he is 23 years old, ben platt start in pitch perfect, book of mormon, and reviews. here is deborah roberts. >> reporter: an anthem for any one who ever felt alone. you will be found. the powerful message of the musical, "dear evan hanson" the heartwrenching show, about teen anxiety, suicide and pr

in the uk. learning new details about a deadly work place shooting back here in the united states. in orlando. the former employee, john newman a through the warehouse singling out his victims. killed five people before turning the gun on himself. fired from the company which makes awnings for rvs and in april. arrested in 2014 after an altercation with an employee never charged. we are get new england video from arizona where a car ended of in a pool in scottsdale. the firefighters were able to rescue the man who police say is disabled. no word yet on what callsed the crash. and in nearby phoenix, the desert heat took a toll on a car window. a woman was driving the car when the rear window shattered. at first she thought it was gunfire. but experts say the high heat that caused an already damaged piece of glass to shatter. >> wow. >> the high yesterday by the way was 108 degrees in fine tiks. >> meanwhile drivers at rural georgia gas station had a problem when they fund they had company filling up. >> kendis, take it away. >> inside the pump. was a snake. one of the customers resc

third attack in the uk since march. second in two weeks. a vigil will be held for the victims on monday. ariel rasheff, abc news, london. >> thanks. we are now learning new details about the people killed in the attacks. no americans among the dead or wounded. >> a canadian woman the first fatality identified. 30-year-old, christine archibald living in the netherlands, with her fiance, visiting london for the first time. they had decided to go for a nighttime stroll to see the sights. the country of france, confirmed one of their own has died. another is missing. many of the injured are in critical condition. and abc news confirmed the plot may have have been in the works for months. police believe they may know what triggered the strike saturday night. abc's brian ross has the story. >> reporter: police say they know a lot about the plot and the plotters. they moved quickly into this working class east london neighborhood. making at least 12 arrests. >> work is ongoing to understand more about them, about their connections, and about wheth

why the difference, the uk and the u.s.? >> i think there is just a piece of clarification that has to be discussed. you definitely want to run and get it out of the way near a terrorist attack or this situation. itch you uh can run away, great. then you want to tell somebody. if you can ride. you can't run, but can hide. that's great too. if you have ability to call somebody again that its great. but if you can't run. you can't hide. you need to be prepared to fight not prepared to call somebody. you have to be looking for a chair, trash can. something they were talking about in this situation. be prepared to now take out the terrorists with whatever means necessary. but, you know you can worry about calling somebody later. you got to fight first if you can't run and hide. >> the many patrons did, used their pint glass to fight back. >> pint glass. >> got the message one way or another. thank you so much for joining us. great to get your perspective. >> on the home front. headlines to talk about this morning. duelling prote