wait a us government debt default. republicans demanding more spending cuts. how president biden responded while returning home from asia last night. and what could happen to the economy if no deal is reached? former us marine paul whelan speaks o froinside a in what is now saying about efforts to free him more than four years after his arrest. the race for the white house getting more crowded today. the record that senator tim scott has already broken as he launches his campaign and the new pressure. florida governor ron desantis faces. an abc news exclusive. def leppard drummer rick allen opens up about the attack that left him with a head

injury. plus a twitter clone. the new plans reportedly in the works at instagram and the real life fairy tale playing out in pro golf as a 46 year old instructor at a public course shocks the golfing world with his performance at the pga championship. the phone call he received moments later and his message to everyone about following your dreams. news in new york, this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. happy monday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the economy and the showdown over the us debt ceiling. president biden is set to meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy today after talks stalled over the weekend. there's new urgency because of a looming deadline. if they can't reach a deal, theault, jeopardizing everything from social security to veterans benefits. aides from both sides spent more than two hours talking last night and abc's linsey watts is here now with

the very latest. linsey. good morning, rianna. good morning to you. only ten days remain until the us treasury expects to run out of money. but president biden is sounding upbeat about a last minute deal over night, president biden returned to washington after cutting his trip to asia short as the white house and house republicans urgently try to negotiate a deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling, the president expressed a positive view of his phone call on air force one yesterday with house speaker kevin mccarthy. biden and mccarthy will meet face to face today after treasury secretary janet yellen insisted the government could run out of cash to pay its bills on june first. i would say we're focused on raising the debt ceiling and there will be hard choices if that doesn't occur without a deal to prevent a default. borrowing costs could soar. global markets could tumble, and millions of americans may not get payments such as medicare and social security. at issue, how to rein

in government spending. republicans want to roll back spending to last year's levels and limit the growth in federal spending to 1% per year for a decade. meanwhile, the white house has proposed a 9.4% increase for next year's budget , followed by increases of 1% over a decade. i do not think it's extreme that we simply say we should spend less than we spent this year. we should pull back the unspent money from covid. another sticking point a proposal by republicans to tighten work requirements for people on medicaid. the biden administration claims millions of people could lose coverage as a result. it's time for republicans to accept that there is no bipartisan deal to be made solely and solely on their partizan terms. they have to move as well. we can solve this problem and make our economy stronger curve inflation, and be less dependent on china and really focus on american problems with american solutions. if there is no deal

in time. president biden says he thinks he has authority to invoke the 14 ninth amendment raising raising the debt ceiling without congressional approval, but that could trigger a lengthy court battle. andrew lindsey, thank you. a new show of support, meanwhile, for ukraine. president biden put his arm around president zelensky at the g7 summit and pledged another $375 billion in us aid. it came after biden authorized f-16 fighter jet training for ukrainian pilots. meanwhile, zelensky has denied russia's claim that it captured the eastern city of bakhmut. abc's tom soufi burridge says the city's fate is not expected to have a big impact on russia's advance in bakhmut is a propaganda coup but not a strategic victory. and meanwhile, ukraine is making its first gains in months. i'm told new us weaponry is now filtering through and a major ukrainian offensive perhaps to the south could come soon. video shows ukrainian troops storming russian positions near bakhmut as they reportedly tried to encircle the city. we are now

hearing from american paul whelan describing his captivity in a russian prison camp. he says he's growing more confident in us efforts to bring him home. abc's derek dennis has more. this morning, paul whelan, the former us marine imprisoned in russia for more than four years, is sounding optimistic about someday coming home. there will be an end to this and that d hope is coming sooner than later . but it is depressing on a daily basis, you know, going through this. whelan speaking to a yesterday, said he's disappointed he was not among the other americans, released released in us brokered prisoner swaps with russia. wnba star brittney griner. in december and former marine trevor reed in april. i feel that my life shouldn't be considered less valuable or important than others who have been previously traded. whelan sister elizabeth, expressing that same sentiment on good morning america last month. paul has been left behind twice. you

know, that's just a fact. and it's really important that we stress that that cannot happen again. paul whelan must be a part of any deal that happens in the future. still. whelan remains hopeful, appearing satisfied that the biden administration and others continue working on his behalf. if i think there are people in dc that feel the same way and they're moving towards a compromise and resolution to this as quickly as they can. president biden spoke of whelan ning wall stre jrnite house reportervan rshkovito on espionage charg. de promising whelan and every american detainee around the world will not be forgotten. neither will i, and neither will this administration until we get him home, we'll. it also says he has the usual aches and pains from the forced labor camp where he's detained, saying it's a daily reminder of his captivity and his fight to come home.

andrew rhiannon derek, thank you for that report. the battle is heating up over the influx of migrants arriving into new york city from the southern border suburbs around new york are fighting to keep them out in suffolk county, long island, protesters clashed with counter-protesters as officials announced a plan to stop the city from sending asylum seekers to local towns. we are a compassionate nation. we spend tens of billions of dollars sending money. we'll give you all your time. we'll give you all your time. we would ask that in exchange, you give us the respect to be able to new york's mayor says the city will likely spend more than $4 billion on the migrant crisis. he wants more help from the white house. another president candidate is throwing his hat into the ring today. donald trump may be the gop front runner, but this senator hopes to change that. and he's already armed with millions of dollars in campaign cash. south carolina senator tim

scott is expected to officially kick off his campaign for president today. he's already picked up an endorsement from john thune, the number two republican in the senate. it comes as polls show former president trump remains the leading contender for the republican nomination. but senator bill cassidy predicts trump cannot win a general election, citing performances by trump endorsed candidates in the midterm elections last year. georgia pennsylvania, nevada and arizona that trump's that the candidates for senate that trump endorsed all lost. if past isntd eans tt win general electi. impeachment, poied to, quote,lee of us backing down from that is zero. meanwhile sources say florida governor ron desantis is expected to announce his campaign for president wednesday

, likely in a video on social media. the naacp over the weekend issued a formal travel advisory for florida, accusing the state under desantis leadership of being hate inspired toward african americans. people of color and lgbtq, plus individuals. as desantis recently signed laws to block funding for college diversity programs and limit classroom discussion about sexual orientation and gender identity. he previously called the proposed travel advisory a joke. but i'm not wasting my time on your stunts. okay tim scott will enter the race with more cash onanthan a presidential candis hiory. t has $2 in his ca bank aou satrua spac aivate yi o dock at the international space station this morning. the capsule named freedomunched from cape canaveral yesterday. four saudis, including saudi arabia's first female astronaut and a businessman, an from tennessee, are all on board. the

crew also includes former nasa scientist peggy whitson, who is the first woman to command a private spaceflight. she already set the record for most time in space by an american at 665 days. what an inspiration. time now for a look at your monday weather. wildfires burning in western canada has triggered air quality warnings here in the us. authorities in colorado, montana , utah and idaho have issued warnings. and looking at the radar, skies are clear across most of the northern half of the country this morning. but parts of the southeast and the gulf coast could see rain today and looking at today's high temperatures, 70 in much of the northeast, 80s and 90s in the south. and southwest, 50s and 60s for the northwest at 60, 74in great falls while you boarding pas facht, coueling four idah

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morning on good morning america . we are back now with video just moments before a stampede at a soccer match in el salvador, 12 fans were killed after the crowd pushed through the gates. fans were apparently angry after being blocked from entering the stadium despite having tickets and investigation is now underway into whether the match was oversold. today, for the first time since january, we'll see the man accused of killing four idaho college students appear in court. he's expected to face a judge with the victim's family members looking on this morning, 28 year

old brian coburger, the man suspected of killing four university of idaho students last november, is set to be arraigned after a grand jury last week indicted him on charges related to the murders of ethan chapin. kaylee gonsalves, xana kernodle and madison morgan coburger is expected to plead not guilty to four charges of first degree murder and one count of burglary. right now, although we seem to have mounting evidence against mr. cole burger, it's still anyone's game because there's a lot of information that the defense is going to hold and not release to the public. authorities say coburger orchestrated and carried out the attack, then returned to work pursuing his phd inriminology before making a cross-country trip home to pennsylvania with his father. coburger was pulled over twice along the way. okay after a month long investigation , coburger was arrested. investigate saying they matched his dna to that found on a leather knife sheath found at the crime scene. we have a search warrant for the building authorities searched his apartment in pullman, washington

, less than ten miles from the murder scene. prosecutors amassing more than 20,000 pieces of evidence, including a pillow and mattress cover. they say tested presumptive positive for blood. the big mystery that remains the motive. we could hear more on that today if coburger enters a not guilty plea as expected, then the court will schedule his trial. and if he's convicted, he could face the death penalty. well, instagram is back up and running this morning after a global outage last night. it was blamed on a technical issue. meanwhile instagram's parent company, meta, is working on a twitter clone. it's expected to launch this summer as a standalone text based app that will partially integrate within instagram and response to the news. twitter's new ceo tweeted game on. coming up, taylor swift faces a deluge. also ahead, an abc news exclusive. def leppard drummer rick allen opens up about that attack that left him with a head attack that left him with a head injury staaaaacccceeeyyy!

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saw this dark sort of flash. and the next thing i knew was i was i was on the ground. allen who famously lost his arm in a car crash in 1984, says he was stunned. i reached my hand up into the into the air because i thought i was going to get attacked again. and i just said i am no threat to you. he says it happened fast and he does not believe the 19 year old attacker knew who he was. the teen allegedly knocking him backward, slamming allen's head to the ground before hitting another woman nearby. no motive was given. he's pleaded not guilty. allen's bandmate, guitarist vivian campbell, described the attacker as some kid on spring break who couldn't hold his beer or his drugs. allen says his wife and family are making his recovery possible. oil and later on good morning america, how allen is helping other trauma survivors and where he performed this weekend. in sports, we are

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