>> good morning america, hurricane season and first named storm of the season churn churnn the gulf. the weather team is tracking its path. >> address to the nation. president biden delivering his first speech from the oval office to size up the debt deal. >> no one got everything they wanted, but the american people got what they needed. >> plus, the new questions about the state of the economy and the feds next move. and beefed up prices. why you'll be paying more this summer.

>> not able to locate a classified document and the former president referen referea recording while the justice department closes its probe on mike pence as he and other republican hopeful descend on iowa. >> cia director william burns traveled to china. the reason for the trip. e >> partial building collapse. at least eight people injured and the cause and details on the workers rush to the hospital. this as a newly uncovered 911 call raise concerns a day before that deadly collapse in iowa. >> train disaster. neahundreds dead and even more injured after a train derailment in india. >> the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway reportedly headed to the u.s. as early as today.

the charges he'll face. owe arkansas >> why some passengers may find themselves bumped off the cruise ship. >> taylor's tour. the new date the super star is planning in south america. road scholar, the middle schooler that hoof it hed it six miles to get to garage wakes ceremony and how he learns the real meaning of a free ride. >> good morning, america. happy saturday and thank you for starting your weekend with us. we're so excited to have will. it's like i'm seeing double on camera. >> like a fun house mirror. going to make your joke? >> sometimes when there's a will, there's a way.

president biden taking a deal to raise the debt ceiling and making a plea for compromise and con ken suspended ands. >> the president -- consensus. >> the president using political symbolism of the oval office for the speech delivering the address from behind the resolute desk for the first time in his presidency. more on that just ahead. >> we begin with the toppal storm forming in the gulf of mexico and arlene is the first of the hurricane season that began three days ago. let's get the latest on the storm's strength and track from samara theodore. >> good morning, l. mother nature is moving like clock work. a look at arlene. it's extremely disorganized and the convection of the storm is heavily weighted to the right side and rain bands are making their way into southern florida. as a result there's flood watches issued and currently it's a tropical storm but the projected path moving to the

south and east just to the north of cuba. by this afternoon about 35 miles per hour and this storm continues to fizzle out as it does and with this being the start of hurricane season, it's still a good time if you're in a coastal state to get a plan in place. janae. >> season starting early, thank you. now to the bipartisan debt deal. president biden expected to sign into law today. overnight he addressed the nation from the oval office from the first time in his presidency. abc elizabeth white house. >> it's been used to speak from presidents about war and domestic cry cease and a gravity of the debt ceiling threat narrowly avoided. this morning two days before the government runs out of cash, president biden is set to sign into law a bipartisan bill to prevent a u.s. debt default.

in the first oval office address of his presidency, biden arguing the stakes couldn't have been higher for the american economy. >> that's why i'm speaking to you tonight. to report on a crisis averted and what we're doing to protect america's future. passing this budget agreement was critical. >> the agreement that passed both the house and senate this week with bipartisan support with suspend the debt ceiling for two years past the 2024 presidential election. it puts new requirements on some americans receiving food assistance and in august ends the pause on federal student loan payments and tax increases on the wealthiest americans or big corporations. a key demand from the white house. >> no one got everything they wanted but the american people got what they needed. for months biden insisted he'd

not negotiate on the debt ceiling but with payments to millions of americans for social security, medicare or veteran's benefits on the line, biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy hammered out a last minute deal. the president now taking a victory lap. trying to get in the last word insisting bipartisanship is possible even with split government. >> bipartisan ship is hard and unity is hard but we can never stop trying because in moments like this one, the moments we just faced with the american economy there's no other way. >> the president set to sign the bill today and rating pitch is threatening to downgrade the credit raking and in 2011 and a debt ceiling bill is signed and the american treasury market is still the

safest in the world. >> that remains, elizabeth. thank you. the president's words dampened by warning signs on the economy and major retailers and the consumers shift how they spend money and alexis christophs is here with the strong job report. good morning. >> good morning. start with the job market because it continues to defie the odds despite rising interest rates and employers added 339,000 jobs last month and much more than expected many industries from construction to restaurants to healthcare are still adding jobs trying to get their work forces back to pre-pandemic levels. unemployment rate inched up to 3.7% still near historic lows wages grew a solid 4.3% from a year ago, but not enough to outpace inflation and there are growing signs that consumers are having a hard time keeping up with higher prices.

several mayor retailers warning of weaker sales including macys target and home depot. ceo of discount chain dollar general saying more customers relying on food banks and credit cards to make ends meet. even cost koenen is seeing more customers switch from pricier stakes and beef to -- steaks and beef to cheaper like pork and chicken. i'll be back to take a deeper dive into why beef prices are soaring. whit. >> look forward to that in a moment. alexis, while we have you here, what's a strong jobs report for the federal reserve and interest rates going forward? >> before this job's report, some fed officials signaled they plan to skip raising rates at june meeting in less than two weeks but burst of hiring may joust convince the fed to hike rates for the eleventh straight time, whit. >> alexis christoforous. will. >> former president trump's handling of classified documents and what trump's lawyers are telling the special council.

abc ike ejiochi has the report. >> good morning. this classified documents found in mar-a-lago began after attorneys for donald trump began after attorneys responded to a federal subpoena and prosecutors issued a subpoena shortly after asking a trump aid before grand jury about a regarding of july 2021 meeting at the former president's new jersey golf course. according to source withs knowledge abc news has not obtained or heard, trump-appointed acknowledges and discusses documents related to prosecutors made it clear they wanted material related to iran and sources tell abc news lawyers for trump are now saying they've not been able to locate that sensitive military document. also not clear whether trump had the specific document with him during the meeting when he was discussing it or if the government already possesses a copy of the document in

question. >> ike, as for former vice president mike pence, the department of justice won't file criminal charges following the investigation into his handling of classified documents after leaving office. >> that's right. earlier this year, lawyers for pence informed the doj that a small number of classified documents had been found at his indiana home. that discovery came after president biden similarly found classified materials at his delaware home and office from his time as vice president and during time as senator. it comes as pence is expected to announce his own candidacy for president next week and drawing in a growing list of presidents that include ron desantis, asa hutchinson and donald trump. janae. >> a crowded field. ike, thank you for the update. now to the new development overnight. in the case of an american woman missing for nearly 20 years and the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway to be extradited to the u.s. this weekend. we have more on that case that's

camsylated the country for -- captivated the country for so many years. >> good morning. two decades since natalie holloway was last seen and telling abc news the transfer process for the main joran van der shoot was being transferred before making way to american soil and will happen as early as next week in peru and 28 year seasons for murder of another woman. stephanie force. here in the u.s. he's set to face fraud and extortion in alabama from 2010 when he allegedly demand a quarter of a until from holloway's mother in exchange to information leading to where the teen was buried and authorities in aruba say van der shoot was the last person to be seen with holloway in 2005 and the last night of her class' high school trip. when that rare extradition with

peru was first announce the last month, natalie's mother saying it was a varicose veins long and painful journey with the per sis persistence of many is going to pay off together and we're finally getting justice for natalie and, guys, holloway's body was never found. van der shoot was never charged in her disappearance. >> elwyni thank you. a building site owned by yale university when reports came in of a partial building collapse. abc jaquline lee has more details on that and along with new information with that building collapse in iowa. >> this morning, at least eight people injured after a partial building collapse in new haven, connecticut. officials saying workers fell 3f this building while pouring concrete friday afternoon. >> it's a full collapse. it's down here. >> all responded immediately within minutes and found several persons in varying degrees of

injuries from a broken bones to three that were partially carried about the rubble. >> first responders wheeling construction workers away from the site on stretchers coming down from part of the building and after the center of the structure crumbled and the newly 911 call and dais before the collapse, concerns were raised about the building saf safety. >> cleaning up in the back parking lot and said that the wall is vaulting out and someone was working on it and going out of the way and this is the latest red flag and working on that wall that collapsed and those taking down a structure in iowa on hold till rescuers can thoroughly search the rubble and ataxoon russian held areas and

russian territory itself. get the latest from overnight on tom soufi burrudge in kharkiv. >> good morning. president zelensky signaling forces already and ukrainian president was talking about "the wall street journal" talking about the counter offensive and this superiority over the front lines and the white house telling abc news is confident ukraine has air support it needs to defend on the ground and the counter offensive begins and overnight ukrainian preparations are ramping up with artillery attacks into russia and thick smoke rising over one russian border town and video circulating online and officials saying two and a half thousand russian civilians now evacuated to temporary shelters there because of ukrainian attacks and ukrainians hoping to wear the

russians down militarily and psychologically and on and off the battlefield for when the counter offensive begins and that new offensive from western officials. janae. >> thank you, tom. staying overseas and turning to investigation underway following a devastating train accident in india, the loss of life staggering 280 killed and nearly a thousand others injured and lama hasan covering the story. >> indian's deadly train accident this century and witnesses say the force of the cliques hit into the air before smashing on to the tracks and at least 280 people are now dead, more than 900 others injured. people at the scene frantically looking for survivors and pulling injured from the damaged rail cars and carrying out the grim task of recovering the dead. body bags lining the tracks.

opportunistic friday night in the eastern state with a train packed with passenger derailed and landed on the opportunistic sid side of the track and a train coming from the other direction hitting the rail cars causing it to derail as well. this dramatic video showing the rail cars completely off the tracks with some of their mangled wreckage june across the ground. strewn across the ground. >> they were able to rescue those surviving the devastating crash and focus shifted to recovery operation so sadly that staggering death toll is expected to rise. whit. >> awful scene, lama, thank you. another story this morning, a delta jet flying overseas was diverted to canada when the pilot declared an emergency as passengers jumped from their seats to help subdue a man on board. abc

with more. >> we -- shaha with more. >> chaos with a delta flight and 261 passengers on board and flew from paris to detroit metro airport and diverted to canada after the incident unfolded on board. a canadian airport official telling wxyz a 34-year-old man from the united states was retrained by airline personnel before breaking free. >> he was ready to throw hands. >> i saw a whole back of the plane was being interacted with him. >> five to six other passengers reportedly jumping in to help subdue the passengers before the flight landed and captain radioing a emergency. unruly passenger arrested by royal canadian mounting police upon landing.

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have what's going on a little closer to home. gasthaus a look at your local forecast. when we come back, we'll talk about temperat temperatures ando nice and big change and you may not even recognize it so i'll have that in a bit. >> we recognized. looking forward to that, samara. a story of determination and dedication a teen who made his way to middle school graduation despite a major challenge. abc's

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liz creutz. authorities are investigating after multiple cars were badly damaged in a fiery crash that happened in danville last night. video shows one of those cars flipped over in front of a starbucks as a fireman hosed it down. another car's front bumper was also gone. a witness told abc7 news that when he drove by, he saw flames as officers pulled people out of the vehicle. video shows at least one person being transported to the hospital and. all right, let's get a check of the forecast with francis lawson . good morning, francis. >> it is going to feel like summer today. we're still dealing with some low clouds at the coast and they might stick around through the afternoon where temperatures will be mild, but it will be slightly warmer today and slightly above average. san francisco, 67, oakland, 72. san jose 79. the warming continues tomorrow, liz. >> all right, francis, thank you. thanks for joining us. the news continues right now with gma. have a great day

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>> what a jam. welcome back to gma on this saturday morning. that's taylor swift performing and announcing sold out leg of her tour telling fans she's heading south and upcoming concert dates in mexico, argentina and brazil. that's coming up and literally taking over the world. >> i have

>> usa official confirming that cia director william burns made a secret trip to china in may to keep lines of communication open between the two countries and highest level contact between the u.s. and china in quite some time. sources tell us secretary of state anthony blinken is hoping -- antony blinking is hoping to visit -- antony blinken is hoping to visit some time this summer. >> what's causing a dozen horses to die on a derby track in the last month. scheduled races will take place in henderson, kentucky. >> this scary scene, more than a dozen houseboats docked at moo rendition of anthony that in lake -- marina in lake powell went up in flames and it grew

for a hour and a half before it was out and really scary stuff. >> jaquline lee here with that story. >> beckly bliefnick was in the mid olekowski after mess jim jordan divorce and custody battle and her sister is saying there's nothing that can bring her back but domestic violence is a crime that needs to be taken care of immediately. it's been dubbed the family feud murder by the tabloids. husband and father timothy bliefnick making this taping during the game show in 2020. >> honey, i love you but, said i do. >> now he's behind ba bars bara

jury convicting him of killing his wife becky. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of first degree murder. >> mother of three shot up close 14 times in her illinois home. this morning becky's sister sitting down with abc news telling us about her sister, a nurse, a loving mother and someone who increasingly feared her husband. >> when did your sister voice to you that she thought her husband was dangerous. >> i testified in court in september of 2021. that was the first time where she was illuminated or made clear that something is draconian gnatically wrong. >>-- dramatically wrong. >> put it in writing. if something ever happened and we should first think of tammy. >> shortly after prosecutors in court say becky began telling her close friends about his increasingly erratic behavior

and what he might do if he lost custody of their children. >> he's in my face, shoved me in front of the kids. thrown things across the room where the kids and i were standing and punched a hole in the wall. if things don't go his way, i feel he can be very unstable and unpredictable. >> becky filing multiple court orders of protection. then in february, prosecutors say blief nic can i recollects did the unthinkable and road a bicycle to her home and climbed to the second floor and opened the window with a crowbar and shot her several time withs a homemade gun silencers. >> he did practice runs of going to her house on that bike multiple days and learned about google searches and we learned details like that and the boys

6, 10, and was the hardest for me because that was who she was. this mother. how do you take three boys to the cemetery to celebrate mother's day. it's heart breaking. >> there's a go fund me for becky's three young boys to establish a scholarship fund and future care and bliefnick will be sentenced in august and faces life behind bars. >> you can hear the pain in her voice. thank you to that. >> he's alleged to have been done to have airport security. good morning again, zohreen.

>> good morning. this is a scary scenario. the wheel well. that's where the area gets tucked into the area where the plane goes into the sky and it's a potentially deadly scenario in you're hiding and experts say if that plane took off, this man's chances of survival airplane again. early friday morning, jeffrey gutierrez appeared in front of a judge setting bail at $1 million and the 26-year-old climbed inside the landing gear for american airlines plane and 166 passengers on board in grave danger. >> if you start kicking around and touching things that you don't understand, you're liable to disconnect a line and maybe

an electrical line and off and very is not the first time gutierrez has allegedly done this and back in november of 2021. he hid in the wheel well on this american airlines flight from guatemala city to miami. somehow managing to survive seen here moments after he was found alive. >> airports really get ago lot of attention to their perimeter and keeping people out of the airport to begin with because airplanes are large. especially some of the major ones and every aspect of fencing and barriers have to be inspected constantly. >> in the last month and a half, gutierrez was caught trying to get on the tarmac two other times at bush airports and a judge ordering them to stay away from all major airports in houston and making him wear an ankle monitor.

a monitor >> 140 cases around the world of someone in a plane's wheel well. only 31 people will survive those incidents and gutierrez is one of them. incredibly dangerous. zohreen shah. let's get a look at the weather now with sackmary ma ragaini. >> we've talked about -- samara and the west coast needs rain and water and i want to show you this. this is orovile, california. and powerful water rushing and right now there's 97% capacity with the reservoir and that's good news for them and this comes in stark contrast and parts of arizona and this is back in september 2022. you can see the dust storm there with a multi-decade drought and

this has led to housing constructions and actually being put on pause on the outskirts of phoenix that require what ground water from wells so as a result of dry conditions, and you can see this on the drought monitor especially in parts of western arizona frances: hi, i am partly cloudy conditions at the beaches. temperatures will be mild to warm. look for mid-80's inland. >> that's your local forecast. it's so interesting seeing how the changing weather patterns and everything is impacting the housing market that recently with state farm going ahead taking casualty with personal and professional properties and we had a as a result of all the

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meat isle. from march to april, the average price per pound for sirloin state jumped more than 3%. those high prices are expected to stick around for a while. u.s. beef production is on track to drop by more than 2 billion pounds next year, will. >> that sounds like a lot. we love a barbecue in this country and at this desk and the show. how is this going to impact us? those with backyard barbecue plans, are we likely to see this trend of people moving to buy cheaper products? >> these record high prices are testing america's appetite for beef and some major grocery chains are seeing consumers are shifting their buying habits. costco's finance chief says customers are swapping pricey steaks to pork and chicken. this is a trend we have seen

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>> on gma, our cover story and some cancer drugs in short supply and patients at risk. >> deals and steals and all sorts of items to help you get the most out of summer. building a better bay area moving forward and finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm liz croix. it's happening today. san francisco mayor london breed

will join community leaders to rally for public transit. people will gather in san francisco and oakland at 11 this morning to mourn what they're calling the economic downfall of public transit. it's in response to the lack of funding provided by the state legislature for last week. state senator scott wiener called on governor gavin newsom to bail out public transit. newsom didn't include funding for transit operations in this year's budget on the peninsula. fair season is here at the 89th san mateo county fair opens today. organizers are billing it as a little bit of everything for everybody from livestock to carnival rides, farmworkers are being honored and a brand new exhibit is expected to be very popular with the crowds. admission is $20 at the gate or $15 if you buy your ticket online and the fair runs through june 11th. and frances ding lawson is here with us this weekend with a look at the forecast. hey, frances. hey, liz. >> it's a great day to head out to the fair or also to head out surfing, see some surfers out there right now in santa cruz. live camera shot temperatures in

the 50s for many areas. san francisco, 52, oakland, 56. san jose, 54. check out palo alto and mountain view already climbing up to 57. and this time for mt. tam. we see some of those coastal clouds still lingering right now. santa rosa, 51. we also have fairfield already up to 59. concord, 60. temperatures today will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. so look for some 60 at the beaches, low to mid 70s around the bay. and then the warmest spots will be in the mid 80s inland. the warming trend continues tomorrow, but then cooler and possibly a chance of rain early next week. liz all right, frances, thank you. >> thanks for joining us. the news continues right now with gma. have a great day.

>> good morning america, it is our second hour. tracking tropical storm arlene. the first named storm. could it become a flood risk in florida. over night, sizing up the debt deal. president biden's first oval office address to the nation. >> the american people got what they need. new, new questions over the state of the economy and how it impacts your wallet. causing a shortage of cancer drugs? nearly a dozen oncology medications in