September 2, 2026 - 8 a.m.

Live from the Team Calhoun studio, where they say high prices are dumb, this is A.M. Springfield from title sponsor Silvaggio Steel on 97.7 WMAY-FM Petersburg and 970 WMAY Springfield.

ABC News, I'm Sherry Preston.

Oil prices bouncing around a bit this morning, but Brent Crude is still trading at more than $93 a barrel after the latest back-and-forth attacks in the Middle East between Iran and the United States.

Search teams are trying to find any more survivors after the deadly flash flooding in Nepal.

ABC's Britt Clennett is in the capital of Kathmandu.

An urgent search for the workers trapped in tunnels.

They're using thermal drones to get a closer look.

Still no

sign of life yet, while families of those 75 Americans desperate for answers.

About 4,000 people are missing.

The death toll has now risen past 1,100.

Back to deliberations this morning for the jury in the Massachusetts murder trial of Lindsay Clancy.

She says she was suffering from postpartum psychosis when she killed her three young children.

The jury saying they're deadlocked.

Golfer Tiger Woods has just arrived at a Florida courthouse where he's expected to change his not guilty plea in a DUI case.

Earlier this year, he got into an accident where his SUV flipped on its side.

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After a two-day meeting of G20 countries in Asheville, North Carolina, Treasury Secretary Scott Besant said the U.S. and Canada are having meaningful discussions on trade despite loud protests from President Trump and that proclamation.

Renaming Lake Ontario, Besant saying...

We discussed AI.

We discussed global imbalances where the Canadians have been very strong.

And we discussed how do we put the trade situation back together.

And I think that's going to have to be done at the leaders level.

And Besson says the U.S. has also been having quiet conversations with China about trade and A.I. And speaking of A.I., how do you feel about it in your mouth?

James Dyson, the inventor of next-generation hair dryers, vacuum cleaners, and air purifiers, has come up with an A.I.-powered electric toothbrush that shoots water into the gaps between your teeth while you brush, essentially flossing them.

The 79-year-old Dyson is asking $499 for the device.

ABC's Jim Ryan.

I'm Sherry Preston, ABC News.