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>> i have no classified documents and by the way they become automatically declassified. >> they have an audiotape now of donald trump in a meeting where he talks about a classified proposal from the pentagon. >> it is as far as evidence goes very, very powerful. the house did it, it was a struggle to get there. >> this is the biggest cut in savings this congress has ever voted for. >> yeah, there is clearly something there because we have video of it. >> nasa has been looking for a life in the universe for decades. live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is thursday, june 1, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m.

in washington where the marathon of talks, negotiations and meetings have paid off for the u.s. president and house speaker. >> 314-117, the bill has passed. >> and it is not over just yet as it heads to the senate. more on that in a moment. but first sources tells us that federal prosecutors have audio recordings of donald trump acknowledging that he held on to a classified pentagon document after leaving the white house. this would under cut his argument that he declassified everything. >> you're the president of the united states, you can declassify just by saying it is declassified. even by thinking about it. you have the presidential records act. i took what i took and it gets declassified. >> did you ever show those classified documents to anyone? >> not really. i would have the right to.

>> what do you mean not really? >> not that i can think of. i have the right do whatever i want with them. >> and the audio could serve as a key piece of evidence. kaitlan collins is in new york with the details. >> yeah, what we've learned is that investigators have now obtained this audio recording of a meeting that the former president had in the summer of 2021. so after he left office, he was at his new jersey golf club and other people in the room were recording the conversation writing an autobiography. but he is angered by this article that has been published about concern that one of his top national security officials had in the last days of his presidency, that he might try to take some kind of military being a in iran and how charlie -- chairman milley was fighting back. and in the audio, he is

indicating to those in the room that he has a document that would undermine what milley was saying in the article. and what we are told happens in this audio recording, because we haven't listened to it, but sources have described it to us, is that trump says that he has information that would undermine what milley says which would mean that that is a classified document because it is related to national security, but also that he can't share it with those in the room. so two things that this would signify to these prosecutors is that trump knew that he had retained classified information after he left office, but also that he knew that he had limits to what he could do in this post-presidency period when it came to declassification and that he could not share it with those in the room. this has generated so much interest with the sbepecial counsel that they have even brought in chair thaman milley come in and speak with them, and

he is one of the highest officials that have spoken with the investigators in the case. and trump's attorney was on cnn and he could not say whether or not this particular document was declassified or whether it had been returned to the national archives. >> and as she mentioned, trump's attorney appeared on cnn following the exclusive reporting. >> and he was asked about the trump audio recording when he sat down. >> did you know this tape existed? >> i am not going to try a case based on the government leaks. but we need to recognize the significance of the moment which is doj and fbi or some combination of them are engaging in a leak campaign. when he left for mar-a-lago with boxes of documents that other people packed for him that he brought, he was the commander in chief. no doubt that he has the constitutional authority as commander in chief to declassify. it does not have to go through some sort of bureaucratic

process to be declassified. >> but wouldn't it be very easy to simply prove that he just declassified that because even though he doesn't have to go through a process, he does have to decide that it has been done. did he tell anyone? >> yes. >> and can he prove it? >> sure, but we're not going to try -- >> did he de claclassify this document? >> we're not going to try the case leak by leak. >> if this was declassified, why are we told that he is on this tape basically telling people in the room that he can't share it with them? >> you are told by doj or fbi or whoever filtered that to you anything that they can think of to justify a persecution. it is factually inaccurate and i'm not going to treat it like it is gospel. >> you're saying the story is wrong? >> i'm saying i'm not trying the case -- >> earlier it sounded like you were confirming it. >> i'm not confirming it. i'm telling you we're not going to respond to leaks. >> when it comes to this document specifically, the heart of this reporting, how did this

document wind up at bedminster. >> i know i'm getting boring for your ratings, but i'm not going to try the case that is being set up by leaks that i don't believe are accurate. >> has the document been returned to the national archives? >> same answer. >> so you are not prepared to say whether the document has been returned or tdeclassified. >> cnn analysts are weighing in on the exclusive reporting and what the legal impact could be for the former president. >> every single person in that room who was there can be used to authenticate that information and pile on the evidence that they are collecting. who did he hand it to, where were you sitting, who saw it, who else saw it, what did he say at the time. and it is sort of showing one piece of evidence may be not that persuasive to a jury, but six or seven witnesses saying chargely the same thing and something that let's be clear

has been recorded on audio. when we're talking about eyewitness testimony, it is far less relreliable. recordings are pretty reliable. >> so if the president was using this in any way that he was denigrating the chairman of the joint chiefs or uplifting his own credentials with a bunch of reporters, it just adds to me more criminality because it is endangering our nation's national security. and if it was about iran, you can imagine who else might be interested in that and a lot of people that the president used to deal with. despite weeks of hammering, the debt limit deal has cleared the house and the senate will take it up later today. >> more than 300 lawmakers voted in favor with 117 deposed. many detractors were republican hardliners. kevin mccarthy says the vote

marked one of his best nights. >> we didn't do it by taking the easy way. we didn't do it by the ways that people did in the past by just lifting it. we decided that you had to spend less. and we achieved that goal. is it everything i wanted? no. but sitting with one house and a democratic senate and democratic president who didn't want to meet with us? i think that we did pretty dang good for the american public. >> u.s. president tweeted that the house took a critical step and protected the country's hard earned economic recovery. joe biden also urged the senate to pass the bill as quickly as possible so that he can sign it into law. melanie zanona reports from which i will. >> re capitol hill. >> reporter: a big bipartisan victory for both president biden and kevin mccarthy. the house passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling and limit spending with a number of

members in both parties voting in favor of the bill. in the end 149 republicans and 165 democrats joined forces to get the bill over the finish line where it now goes to the senate. but it was not an easy road to get here. it took weeks of intense negotiations, there were a number of breakdowns in the talks along the way. and there was also a last minute revolt from some rank and file members particularly among conservatives. republicans were not happy that the debt limit is extended for two years now. they also wanted it to go further in cutting spending. and some democrats were worried about the new stricter requirements for recipients of food stamps. but there is it confidence that it will pass in the senate. but in the senate it takes cooperation of every single

member to move quickly. but chuck schumer the senate democratic leader is planning to take the first procedural step on thursday to move the bill along and then him and mitch mcconnell will have to work out a deal likely offering some amendment votes to get all their members on board. but the bottom line, congress is poised to overt a crisis although barely. melanie zanona, cnn, capitol hill. and here is howed reacted, down slightly. and donald trump's former vice president mike pence plans to kick off his campaign in iowa on june 7. >> and he said wednesday he'd like to hit down the federal education department and send that money to the states. and at availed swipe at his former boss, he told an audience that he believes democracy depends on civility. and also chris christie

plans to declare his candidacy next tuesday in new hampshire. he is a long time trump critic who ran for the republican nomination back in 2016. >> so the republican field is getting very crowded. right now acthat will make nine. and plus north dakota governor and new hampshire governor are considering their own bid s as well. so later this hour we'll show you how ron desantis is trying to convince iowa voters that he can get elected while donald trump cannot. nato secretary-general says foreign ministers meeting in norway all agree ukraine should eventually join the alliance. secretary of state antony blinken and stoltenberg spoke with reporters. >> stoltenberg is proposing a plan for more than half a billion in annual security assistance to ukraine. and kyiv's mayor reports three people have been killed and at

least 14 injured in the latest russian strikes on ukraine's capital. the city's military of administration says there were ground based tactical missiles that were shot down. casualties came from falling debris. >> and russia is reporting new shelling in the belgorod region. five were injured just this morning. >> and nato's foreign ministers are discussing ukraine's bid for membership and clare sebastian is here with the details. bring us up-to-date on the latest strikes and also what president zelenskyy is up to. >> yeah, so after one day's reprieve we see another aerial assault on kyiv. same types of attacks that we saw in the daytime attack. and three were killed by falling debris, this underscores the danger even when air defenses are effective. and really sad story, we're

hearing from minister of internal affairs that these three people died, two women and a 9-year-old girl, waiting outside a locked bombshell. and they have initiated criminal proceedings in that. but this is part of a new pitch by president zelenskyy who is at this new grouping of eu and noneu members, he says he wants to form a coalition of fighter jets, patriots. he is leveraging his location saying that they need security guarantees. >> in recent weeks we've seen some of the battle though not verified as being directed from kyiv, and the ukrainian government move to russian territory. and the latest we're hearing is that it is starting to have more of an impact on russians' lives. >> absolutely. the sort of border region of

belgo belgorod. and we're hearing increasing anger from other russian officials. i think this sort of shows that there is a new strategy here perhaps from ukraine even though they haven't claimed responsibility for these attacks, but it does seem to be fitting a new pattern and it really sets up a challenge as we see the nato members meeting and how much unity are they willing to project for ukraine. and the secretary-general was asked whether these recent attacks including the drone attacks on moscow shift his stance in some way. take a listen. >> we have taken the same position as we have at the beginning of the war and that is that ukraine has the right to defend itself. war aggression against putin and moscow. >> not explicit green light for cross border attacks, but i

think it shows that they are willing to continue to show the support for ukraine even with this new moment in the conflict. >> and understand as ukraine sovereign territory is being attacked, that they have the right perhaps to retaliate in kind even though it does risk escalation. clare, thank you. north korea state media has released these imageses of the failed spy satellite launch as the country is being clear it remains determined to try it again. the sister of the leader says that they will put a military spy satellite into order soon. south korean lawmaker says that his country's intelligence agency believes the launch failed partly because north korea rushed preparations and tried to change the flight path. u.s. border agents say they have seized about three tons of methamphetamines being smuggled in a truck full of kale from mexico. street value is estimated to be $38 million. >> officials say the drugs were discovered during a routine

inspection of a tractor trailer at a border crossing in california last saturday. the driver was detained and handed over to the department of homeland security for further investigation. >> i wonder if the rationale is that no one wants to go near kale. >> you wouldn't suspect it, would you. still to come, the man positioning himself as the one to surpass donald trump's conservative goals makes his case in iowa. and later, canada is going further than any other country to fight tobacco use. they are hoping a bold one of a kind regulation will help butt it out for good. and nasa is always trying to turn ufos into science. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicatators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigigger. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a

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french fighting is breaking out in khartoum despite the warring parties agreeing to a ceasefire. >> 17 killed and more than 100 wounded as shelling hit a market. and more people will likely die as a result of injuries. >> this is just hours after

armed forces suspended poort p participation in a broken peace talk. they are accusing a lack of commitment to the negotiations. and in pittsburgh, pennsylvania jurors are seeing powerful images from the tree of life synagogue shooting in 2018. >> and also hearing emotional testimony from survivors of the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. danny freeman has the details. >> reporter: we're getting a new look into the horror inside of the pittsburgh synagogue shooting. this new video from a police body camera released wednesday shows tree of life rabbi jeffrey myers fleeing from the temple after police rescued him. he clutched his prayer shawl. and he said i asked god to forgive me because i couldn't save them, the other con gra gantds. >> nothing i don't think can

prepare you for an experience like this to see your flock slaughtered. >> reporter: this new video among dozens of new exhibits released by the court, one image shows a rifle magazine on the floor of a hallway, another shows crime scene tape and blood on the ground. this image shows tree of life prayer book with an apparent bullet hole in the top. the rabbi says he kept the book saying it is a witness to the horror of the day. one day when i'm not there, this book tells a story that needs to be told. accused killer spent day two of the trial intently watching multiple witnesses for the prosecution take the stand. bowers has pleaded not guilty to all 63 charges. carol black was in the synagogue that morning and recalled hiding in the closet as bullets rang out saying she watched her friend, melvin, die in front of her. black escaped but her brother did not survive. she was the first family member of a victim to testify.

g godfreed, wax and stein died. >> they were our religious heart. >> reporter: maggie feinstein director of healing partnership has been watching the trial in court. >> there is no doubt some people feel relief, some people feel dread, people feel every range of feelings. but yes, some feel relief because this is important that justice could happen. >> reporter: one interesting thing to note so far is we've already seen nine witnesses take the stand, that is including dispatcher, survivors and one of the rabbis impacted. and lead defense attorney judy clark has not yet cross-examined any of those witnesses, so we'll keep an eye on that to see if that changes in the days and weeks to come. danny freeman, cnn, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. failed republican candidate for the new mexico statehouse has been indicted on federal charges in connection with shootings at democratic

officials' homes. >> prosecutors say that he was defeated in last year's election, he went to the homes of several county commissioners claiming there was a fraud and urged them not to certify the results. why after the vote was certified, pena allegedly carried out one of the shootings and hired others to do the rest. no one was injured thankfully. he faces at least 60 years behind bars. a man in hawaii has pleaded guilty to intentionally disturbing wildlife in yellowstone nationational park. officials say the man pushed the bison up from the river bank and it caused the animal to be rejected by its mother. authorities say there is no indication the man acted maliciously though. officials in davenport are deciding whether it is too dangerous to continue searching a partially collapsed apartment building for survivors. the fire mar sham says it is extremely volatile wreckage.

>> but five people are unaccounted for and families are pleading for answers. adrienne broaddus has the latest. >> reporter: we talk about the number of people still missing, five, but those people have names. and families. and including children. i spoke with the son of one of the missing men, he says if he could go inside and search for his father, brandon, he would. would you go in there and look if they allowed you? >> yeah, i would. if they told me i could go, i'd run in there right now. i'm supposed to be graduating in three days. walk across the stage. that's it. >> reporter: has the excitement vanished? >> yeah, i don't know. i want to go because there is a lot of people going that want to support me for my food, be there for me, but at the same time, i don't even know if i have energy to go. >> reporter: and while family members deal with their pain,

the city has cited the owner of the building for failure to maintain safety. that means that he could receive a $300 fine plus court fees. it is unclear when the building will be demolished. adrienne broaddus, cnn, davenport, iowa. one of the stars of that 70s' show is found guilty of rape. danny master son was found guilty on two of the three counts he faced. >> this was masterson's second trial. first ended in a mistrial. masterson was accused of raping three women in separate incidents between 2001 and 2003 and he could face 30 years to life in prison. actor army hammer will not face charges following a sexual assault investigation in los angeles. prosecutors say they could not find sufficient evidence to charge him after investigating for more than two years.

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welcome back to "cnn newsroom." if you are just joining us, let me bring you up-to-date with the top stories. the biden/mccarthy debt limit deal is heading to the u.s. senate after a victorious vote in the house. president biden is urging the senate to pass the bill so he can sign it into law. and federal prosecutors sources say have an audio in which president trump acknowledges having a classified document in his hand. and the recording could serve as a key piece of evidence in the special counsel's classified documents investigation. the field of the republican candidates for next year's presidential election is already getting quite large. in florida governor ron desantis is trying to position himself as the one who can topple the frontrunner donald trump. jeff zeleny reports from iowa where desantis just wrapped up a

campaign stop. >> we can't make excuses, we have to be able to get the job done. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis is trying to seize the reins from the hands of donald trump pitching himself as a fighter who can win. >> this bureaucracy has imposed its will on us, and it is time for us to impose our will on it and it answers to we the people. >> reporter: on his first full day as a presidential today, desantis made clear that he would draw distinctions with the former president on his terms. >> i am going to counter punch, i'll fight back, i'll focus my fire on biden and i think that he should do the same. he gives biden a free pass. i'm focusing on biden. >> reporter: but long before desantis can confront president biden, he must first get through a republican primary and a growing field of challengers including mike pence and chris christie who are poised to enter the race next week.

but trump still looms largest over the race. he arrives here to offer something of a rebuttal to desantis, latest sign the race is intensifying with the iowa caucuses early next year among the first step of the grip on the gop. at this point this woman is undecided. >> i have a tremendous amount of respect for many things president trump did in office. so i have to keep that in mind. i also have a tremendous amount of respect for what governor desantis has done in florida. >> reporter: desantis addressed those republicans directly bluntly saying trump can't win a general election. >> i think that our voters are looking at this and they say, you know, yeah, we appreciate what he did, but we also recognize there are a lot of voters who won't vote for him, we just have to accept that republican. >> reporter: even as questions about his own electability remain unanswered, he touts his florida record as he introduces himself to iowa voters and stepped up his subtle contrast

with trump. >> at the end of the day, leadership is not about entertainment or building a brand, it is not about virtue signaling. it is about results. >> reporter: at his i've was his wife who picked up the argument. >> at the end of the day, i say it matters in the moment. and you see how a leader conducts himself when the lights are on. >> reporter: as the florida governor has gone to new hampshire and south carolina to campaign this week, former president trump arrives in iowa and will be campaigning on thursday. but no big rallies this time. instead he will be meeting with small groups of conservative supporters, evangelical support, trying to make the case that he is fighting for this republican nomination in a new way. but there is no doubt as the republican field keeps growing and growing, this could still be advantage trump because that never trump lane is fractured and divided by so many candidates. jeff zelleeny, cnn, iowa.

and global industry news for you. effective today britons national health service will get a 5% pay rise, that is more than 1 million people from nurses to cleaning crews. a new union agreement comes after months of damaging strikes. and in addition to the bump in pay, the uk's department of health and social care says these workers will also get a one time bonus to recognize the sustained pressure they have been under since the pandemic. and corporate workers sent a message to the return to office policy on wednesday. o organizers say about 1,000 employees staged a walkout to push back against the requirement to be in the office three days a week. and they want amazon to focus more on its impact on the climate. the company says about 300 employees joined the walkout and it happened after-on amazon lai off tens of thousands. but amazon has agreed to pay

more than $30 million to settle lawsuits over violations of customers' privacy. they accuse the company of keeping ring doorbell videos for years and along with geo location info and often without consent and in some cases unauthorized parties with are able to access that data due to lax policies. amazon denies violating the law. and facebook's parent company meta is asking a federal court to stop the u.s. government from imposing tougher rules after its landmark privacy settlement three years ago. meta said the ftc does not have the power to reopen the matter or impose sweeping new regulations and that its $5 billion settlement over the cambridge analytica should be finalized. a day on an italian lake turned deadly when an overcrowded boat capsized. now we're learning all the passengers on board had links to

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canadian officials are warning residents against violating a ban against burning anything in the open in nova scioscia. anyone who does so could be fined. and hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. authorities say the hefty fine and burn ban are meant to convey the seriousness of the situation. >> officials say conditions are just too volatile. the forests are dry and the region has been struggling with record breaking heat. firefighters from new york and new hampshire are traveling into help. also in canada, a blunt health warning on each and every cigarette sold, makes it the first country in the world to do so. >> messages that will appear in english and french include

tobacco smoke harms children, cigarettes cause leukemia and poison in every puff. >> the government hopes that new regulations will reduce tobacco use to less than 5% by 2035. they go into effect on august 1, but will be phased in over the next two years. the u.s. food and drug administration has now approved pfizer's first rsv vaccine for older adults, it is a serious respiratory illness with flu-like symptoms that can be life threatening. and another vaccine was approved a few weeks ago. moderna is expected to submit its in the coming months. a camep capsized boat has l four dead and a mystery in its wake. all 21 officials had current or formeralian and israeli intelligence agencies.

>> barbie nadeau is joining us. what is the late snes. >> reporter: they are still working to bring the boat up. once they get it up and out of the lake, they will be doing a lot more investigation. we took a closer look at just what happened. let's listen. peaceful day on a picturesque lake turns deadly. a deadly accident turns mysterious. four people were killed including two italian intelligence officers and a retired israeli defense official when a chartered house boat sank in a sudden storm sunday. the captain says a waterspout appeared and the captain's russian girlfriend also died. the boat was listed on a boat chartering website for 2,000 euros a day with an advertised maximum capacity of 15

passengers. but on the fatal sunday, there were 21 passengers plus two crew members on board. all passengers in some way tied to italian and israeli intelligence work the prosecutor's office said. survivors said they were celebrating a birthday. ita italians were active secret service agents the government confirmed. israeli citizen was retired. israel's prime minister's office called him a dear friend to the country's security forces. the italian prosecutor said passengers are not under investigation. and would not comment on what they might have been doing on the boat. the captain is under investigation for culpable manslaughter. efforts to salvage the boat are being closely watched by italian security officials and should provide more clues to the mysterious sunday outing turned

deadly. and you know, what is really important i think to note here is that we may never know what those 21 people who were not related to each other all connected to intelligence services were doing that day because that is not part of the investigation. >> do we know where the agents are now in. >> well, it is interesting, the 13 israeli agents were basically ferried out of italy on a private jet the day after they survived the accident. the dead israeli has been repatriated. the eight italian agents are not allowed to speak to the press but they are part of the investigation in terms of talking to the prosecutor in charge of it. but the investigation is only into whether the captain erred in any way and we know the boat was overcapacity. we'll find out more i'm sure, but i doubt we'll ever find out what they were doing on that day on the lake. >> barbie, thank you very much. we're not going to find out everything, are we. nasa task force plans to publish its first report this

summer on unidentified anomalous phenomena, better known as -- >> uap is the new acronym which i think is partly to remove the stigma of ufo. the team of independent scientists is creating guidelines to turn creepy stories and grainy footage into hard science and hopefully some answers. tom foreman explains. >> reporter: for many years, the u.s. government just denied all these reports of people seeing things in the sky, the idea that there even were unidentified objects up there. but now government agencies in the past few years have come around to saying yeah, there is clearly something there because we have video of it and we have too many reports of it, but what exactly is it. this is nasa's time to come on board with all of this with this committee they put together that will have a report out this summer basically saying here is what we think is going on up there. now, they won't answer a lot of things because they will say some things can be explained as

balloons or flights of birds or maybe aircraft that people didn't know were up there. some they can't explain. but more importantly, they are trying to put together a roadmap going forward, a way to combine 2u8 sci actual scientific observation with the anecdotal observation. because the problem is they have too many people with iphones and saying i saw something and maybe it looked like this. do they come up with a general idea of what these things look like based upon what they have heard anecdotally? yeah, they say generally the characteristics of these unidentified anomalous phenomenon as they call them now, they are round and small, white, silver or trance slucent around 10,000 to 30,000 feet, stationery to mach 2, and that is nothing but an average of a lot of people saying i think i saw it and what nasa is trying

to say is it is easy to and i what you think you saw. if we really want to get to the bottom of what is going on here, we need to quantify this, we need to be able to say exactly what was happening, where was it, how fast it was traveling. they think by doing that they will get rid of a lot of the noise and get down to the few items that they really don't know, are they advanced weapons systems, are they surveillance systems from other countries, or even the nasa people say, or are they from somewhere else, some other place out in the galaxy. they don't think it is that, they don't think it is that. and even though many sceptics say even if they knew they would never tell us, nasa people at the end of all this said look, many of us spend our lives wondering if we can find life out there. if we can find it, we'd sure like to. we'll see what their report says later this summer. two u.s. senators want aviation regulators to re-evaluate whether airplane seats are too cramped. >> well, they are on made planes, aren't they. >> you are very tall.

>> yes. and they submitted regulation requiring faa to conduct airplane evacuation tests in more real world conditions. they reportedly didn't account for senior citizens and people with disabilities. but the faa says four years as go that the standard seat size was not an obstacle to evacuation. exactly. still ahead, are you too old to play with dolls? what about playing a doll in the new barbie movie? ryan gosling responds to social media users about his role as the boy friend of barbie. he is an actor in his own right, not just a boyfriend.

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