to pass the senate before the us defaults on its bills. explosive new reporting involving president trump's handling of classified documents. trump reportedly acknowledging in a recording that he possessed classic material and the legal concerns around it. what it all means now that the special counsel investigating trump has the recording. new privacy

concerns over ring doorbell cameras allegedly giving third party contractors access to customer videos. a hearing in washington, dc that's truly out of this world. nasa discussing its findings on ufos for the first time ever. what the agency revealed, plus. and just like that, new details about kim cattrall's return to sex and the city. kim can read my. no, he can't read my poker face. and what a hand a poker player wins. the biggest pot ever for live tv broadcast. poker face. news in new york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with breaking news from capitol hill. the house passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling and it's now headed for the senate. the legislation will avoid default and cut spending over two years, but only if the

senate doesn't waste time approving it. all right. abc's justin finch joins us now from washington. and justin, a potential hurdle here, not everyone is thrilled with steel. andrew good morning. and that is right. the often divided house, though, delivering more than enough votes to launch that debt ceiling deal into the senate, where some members are already slamming the bill on the house floor. a major win for the debt limit deal. yays are 314. the nays are 117. the bill is passed. a true bipartisan effort with 165 democrat cats and 149 republican voting yes, delivering almost 100 more votes than needed to pass the deal struck between the president and the house speaker. in a statement, president biden said loots the house vote, calling the budget agreement a bipartisan compromise and saying it protects critical programs that millions of hardworking families, students and veterans count on. house speaker kevin

mccarthy celebrating. i thought it'd be almost impossible just to get to 218. the legislation agreed to by president biden and speaker mccarthy calls for a pulling back billions of dollars in unused covid relief and irs funding, ending the federal student loan repayment freeze in august and preserving social security, medicaid and veterans benefits. the bill now senate bound where it faced bipartisan backlash before even formally arriving on the chamber floor. the deficit reduction cannot just be about cutting programs that working families, the children, the sick, the elderly and the poor depend upon. instead of confronting this existential threat head on. this deal is racked with. and false cowardly compromise. and right after that, house vote, senate leader chuck

schumer took the procedural step of adding the debt limit bill to the senate calendar. that chamber now has four days to pass it before the treasury secretary warns the us could run out of money to cover its bills. rhiannon. all right, justin, thank you. now to the explosive new reporting on former president trump regarding his handling of classified documents . it's a new audio recording. could be a crucial piece of evidence for federal investigators. this morning, abc news confirming federal prosecutors are in possession of an audio recording from nearly two years ago where former president trump appears to acknowledge having classified documents. abc news has not obtained the recording, but sources say trump references a document which he claimed was about a potential attack on iran while indicating he was aware of the legal concerns surrounding the possession of the secret document. the audio was recorded in the summer of 2021, more than a year before fbi agents searched trump's mar a lago resort, seizing more than 100 classified documents after trump's team failed to comply with a subpoena. the recording

also reportedly includes trump saying he was not sure if he could declassify records after leaving the white house. i took the documents i'm allowed to. trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing as the special counsel investigated whether he violated the law or put national security at risk. trump has insisted the recovered documents were automatically declassified. did you ever show those classified documents to anyone? not really. i would have the right to. by the way, they were declassified after. not that i can think of. this is all coming as trump's feud with florida governor ron desantis intensifies. mr. trump, what's your response to ron desantis calling you out by name yesterday, both republican presidential candidates were in iowa, where trump called desantis a very disloyal person. during a radio interview. desantis is trailing trump in the polls by double digits, but he's telling voters that trump is unable to win another general election. the tired dogmas of the past are inadequate for a vibrant future. we have to look forward. we can't look backwards. we must have the

courage to lead. and we must have the strength to win. meanwhile, the republican field to take on trump is getting more crowded. former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie are both expected to announce their candidacies next week. reacting to that audio recording, trump's lawyers call it part of what they called a political persecution. ukraine says a russian attack killed three people in kiev overnight, including two children. the attack was the deadliest on the city in the past month and it comes as the us announced another $300 million in military aid to ukraine, raising the toll since the start of the war to more than $38 million. the raging wildfires in nova scotia, canada, have burned more than 77mi■!s, and officials expect te fires to get worse before crews get the upper hand. more than 200 structures have been lost, the majority of them homes. smoke from those fires created this hazy scene in philadelphia yesterday. conditions are expected to improve today, but those with heart and lung issues may still want to take precautions. in davenport, iowa, drones are helping search the

partial apartment building collapse. five people are still unaccounted for from the sunday collapse. two are thought to be in the wreckage. loved ones are hoping rescuers go back into the building, which officials say they are considering. i don't feel like it's that hard. just go in there and look for these people that's in there. they just need to go in there and look. how do you guys hold on to hope with all this destruction there right now that lady heard being found in there alive gave me hope. i'm just trying to just stick it out and keep having hope. so far, the building's owner was given a $300 fine for failing to maintain the building safely. residents tell our davenport affiliate they are furious, saying the fine is not enough. city leaders said an outside investigation into the collapse will take place. now to pride month getting underway today. june first arrives amid backlash over merchandise connected to the campaign in. target recently moved its pride displays to the back of stores and bud light is still dealing with fallout from its partnership with the transgender influencer. this morning, as

pride month begins, some businesses that have traditionally embraced the month to showcase inclusivity may be retooling their strategy. if you are a retailer and you're trying to align yourself with your customer base politically or socially or in a social justice way, you also have to understand what is the flip side of that. just last week, target pulling some of its pride merchandise from its stores after reporting some employees experienced threats from customers. target's decision inciting outrage from the lgbtq community and allies, including a designer whose products were pulled. it's completely fine to profit off of us to stick with the rainbow capitalism and to focus on the pink dollar. but the second it gets hard, if you're going to jump ship, that's a very dangerous thing to tell people. all in recent weeks, kohl's bud light and the los angeles dodgers have experienced backlash for lgbtq related marketing promotions. and this

week, chick fil a, which has been a darling of some on the right, now accused of going woke after conservatives drew issue with the hiring of a vice president of diversity equity and inclusion a hiring which happened a few years ago. what we are seeing now is that just simply saying we support diversity and just putting a plan in action and without really re mapping things out and saying exactly what they plan on doing can get backlash. target reaffirmed its commitment to the queer community following the controversy and some companies are defending their pride campaigns. outdoor retailer the north face which faced backlash for its pride month ad featuring a drag queen saying the north face has always believed the outdoors should be a welcoming, equitable and safe place for all. walmart is also weighing in, saying it has not made any changes to its merchandise tied

to pride month. time now for a look at your thursday morning weather. shower when rain falls into very dry air. there's more rain across the west today. looking at the radar, forecasters say there's a 20% chance of a tropical cyclone forming in the gulf of mexico. conditions are not favorable, but the system will create heavy rain for florida. flood watches are up some areas could see around six inches of rain in the miami region. checking today's high temperatures, very warm from new england to the upper midwest. cooler from the rockies to the west coast, 92 in phenix. up, the major change possibly coming to new cars made in the us. also ahead, the huge fine for amazon after employees were allegedly allowed to access customers, ring cameras. and the new images just in showing the rescue of a boy who fell down a

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good morning america. we are back now with bull fighting in south america. at least 11 people were hurt during the first two days of an annual festival in peru as thousands of people watched. none of the injuries are considered to be serious. next, amazon is preparing to pay a huge fine over allegations the company violated privacy laws with its ring, doorbell cameras. and alexa voice assistant, abc's andrea fujii has the details this morning. amazon agreeing to pay more than $30 million after being accused of using alexa and ring doorbell cameras to collect voice and video data on adults and kids. alexa it's game day streaming football on prime video. it's like she can read your mind. the federal trade commission says amazon

sacrificed privacy for profits and that it unlawfully stored voice recordings. geology information and video for years. i'm disappointed that and i feel like amazon has broken their word and their promise to parents and consumers. according to the complaint, amazon promises customers it will delete users data upon request, but until september 2019, amazon is accused of keeping children's alexa voice recordings indefinitely unless a parent actively deleted them. and even when amazon did erase it, the company often kept the transcripts via dating the children's online privacy protection act. their goal is to sell more products and services to consumers, and so all of this , uh, data and vast amounts of data is ultimately being leveraged for that purpose with ring. the ftc claims the company lacked basic security protections, allowing employees access to customers videos and

allowing hackers to gain access to more than 55,000 accounts. what's up, homie? i still see you. amazon claims they never violated the law, saying our devices and services are built to protect customers privacy and to provide customers with control over their experience. tech experts say this ruling sends a message to all tech companies. if you're a technology company and you're telling consumers that you're going to hold their data private, that that's the expectation that you'll you'll you'll be doing exactly that, that you'll keep your word under a federal court order, which a judge must approve. amazon has agreed to delete inactive child accounts with saved voice and geolocation data and they must delete ring data prior to acquiring the company back in 2018. ryan an andrew. andrea, thank you. federal safety officials hope new standards can stop a rise in traffic deaths. a new proposal calls for all new cars and trucks to be equipped

with automatic braking systems. smaller vehicles would be required to stop and avoid pedestrians at speeds up to 37mph. traffic deaths have increased 30% since 2014. coming up, the star from that 70s show guilty of sexually assaulting two women. how much time he's now facing behind bars. also ahead, nasa holding its first ever hearing on ufos with the agency is now asking from the pentagon from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination.

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held without bail at least until a sentencing hearing in august. he faces 30 years to life in prison. an actor, armie hammer, will not be charged after a sexual assault allegation. he was accused of raping a woman in 2017. prosecutors say there's not enough evidence to charge hammer with a crime. he says his interactions with women have always been consensual. now, two scientists at nasa are holding their first ever hearing on ufos . the space agency is going public in its attempt to explain so far what has been unexplainable. what is this thing? this morning, nasa wants to make it clear it's not hiding anything during its first public meeting on ufos, this panel of scientists and experts revealed it has reviewed more than 800 cases of reported unidenti fied anomalous phenomena or uaps with more coming in all the time, anywhere from from 50 to 100 ish new reports a month. but most can be explained. former

astronaut scott kelly, who spent nearly a year in space giving this account of his experience with the uap while flying an f-14 that sits in the back of the tomcat was convinced. we flew by a ufo. we went to go look at it. it turns out it was bart simpson, a balloon. and then there's the case of researchers in australia picking up bursts of mysterious radio waves. but it wasn't aliens. it was lunch. people at the observatory would heat up their lunch in the microwave, and something they would do is they would open the door of the microwave oven before the microwave stopped. it produced a burst of radio signal that was picked up by these sensitive detectors. the panel says 2 to 5% of incidents cannot be explained. so they're pushing for the government to collect better data. a pentagon official says they are now building new sensors to better detect and investigate uaps as dedicated

sensors that we've purpose built designed to detect, track and characterize those particular objects. nasa insists despite the conspiracy theories, it never had a ufo study group before. this one former administrator said if ufos were our responsibility, our budget would go up. the group will submit a report to congress on august first. coming up, the historic win for a poker player. plus, the delicate rescue for a fire department after a dog got its paw stuck in a sink

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