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ms. buildings in ukraine. the president calls it a terrorist attack. as ukraine steps up its own attack, to have an expected counteroffensive. >> done deal, president biden signs the debt ceiling agreement, what it could mean for you and the changes in who qualifies for food assistance and if you got a federal student loan. >> more problems disruptions at west coast ports close down terminals. what is being impacted? pain at the pump, what today's opec meeting means for gas prices? >> one step closer, the prime suspect in the natalie holloway case, reportedly move to a new prison and ahead of extradition to the u.s. the legal experts addressed many questions about his case when he touches down in the u.s. >> prison life, the first look at elizabeth holmes, since starting her 11 year sentence for defrauding investors out of

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pageant wave it was good, great to have you for a second day. do have a lot to cover, including baking news from overnight. chinese warship nearly collided with the u.s. destroyer, in the taiwan strait, the encounter is caught on video. shot by a global news crew on a canadian ship nearby. >> two vessels reportedly come in within 450 feet of each other. that is less than the length of the u.s. shipped the destroyer usss. according to canada's military the canadian ship the hmc montréal, were sailing through the taiwan strait, in accordance with international laws. >> this encounter comes a week after a chinese fighter jet crosses the path of a u.s. spy plane in the south china sea. so let's get the latest on this navel close call from abc's patrick ruling in london. good morning. >> good morning, this is just the latest in a string of incidents as china's has become more assertive, especially

around taiwan. china at this morning is unapologetic about the near collision saying the u.s. provoked it. >> this morning, the u.s. china trade warnings after u.s. destroyer and a chinese warship came dangerously close to the taiwan strait. >> the near collision caught on claimant by global news a canadian television network. as it travels along a canadian forget taking part in a joint u.s. freedom of navigation mission in the waters that separate china and taiwan. the u.s. pacific command confirms the chinese naval ship came within 150 yards of the u.s. ship picking up considerable speed before cutting across his bow and forcing the american ship to slow sharply. u.s. officials that use a chinese ship of acting in an unsafe manner, and violating the maritime rules of the road of safe passage in international water. at the time of the incident, defense secretary was in singapore attending an international security conference with defense ministers including those from canada and china. >> we will support the allies

and partners that they defend themselves against coercion and bullying. to be clear, we do not seek conflict. or confrontation. we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. >> china's defense minister fires back calling the u.s. ships presents a provocation in accusing the u.s. of trying to dd able to destabilize china. the incident comes among tensions between the u.s. and china. last week the chinese fighter jet came within 400 feet of the u.s. reconnaissance plane, over the south china sea. earlier this year, the u.s. shoots down a spy balloon that flew over the u.s. the biden administration is so concerned at the poor state of relations, it made cia director william burns a secret trip to beijing come up to u.s. officials convert to abc news that he met with his counterparts, the highest level u.s. visits is that spy balloon was shot down.

>> the biden administration is trying to scope the relations with china through more diplomatic outreach. senior state department officials will have a rare trip to beijing today, china's defense minister refuses to meet with defense secretary austen, which is the sign of how little dialogue there is right now. >> thank you, we move now to the race for the white house top gop hopefuls with the exception of former president donald trump descend on iowa. as the republican presidential field grows. joining us from the morning, speaking with the can this rachel good morning. >> good biggest republican primary event so far. the first time that so many republican hopefuls all share one stage directly making the pitch to voters. >> this morning the 2024 campaign is in full swing. nearly the entire republican field flooding iowa all in one stage for the annual roast and

running. >> i'm running for president because i think if we choose another path, we could restore american greatness. >> we have a battle to fight and 2024, let me fight the good fight for you. >> and then kicking off with hundreds of fire was going to the fairground. the former vice president hopping on his own cycle and teasing a presidential announcement next week. >> we thought there would be no better place than to announce our decision. here in the hawkeye state. such an important and outside role in helping shape the nation leadership. >> the gop field grows larger. notably absent the front runner former president donald trump. >> i'm just happy to be here. >> even mentioning trump by name, some candidates making it clear, it is time for a change. >> i think the party needs a new generational leader. we've lost the last seven out of

a vote for president and that is something we should be proud of. >> some voters we spoke to were undecided. others were split. >> we have a strong field. >> i think wou have trump in. >> those u soon have more options to choose from, as he headed former vice president is expected to announce his bid for the white house right here in iowa on wednesday. and new jersey governor chris christie also expected to enter the race early this week and. >> is all heating up thank you so much let's bring in the chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz will host this week later on this morning. good morning to great to have you as always, listed talk about the gop hopefuls and i will. of course, the challenge for all of these candidates, is how do they plan to stand out in a crowd of field with donald trump at the top? >> exactly, they want to stand

out in that crowded field but they also do not want to alienate trump voters. and with so many in the race it is pretty hard to distinguish yourself i will tell you, he will not give one more dollar to ukraine. that is pretty severe, for someone to talk about foreign policy saying he would cut off further military aid any aid to ukraine, he said it just does not really matter and it is not in the u.s. of national interest of this point. >> all of the candidates try to differentiate themselves. while we have you i like to ask about the close call at sea, the near miss with the chinese warship, we noted the fighter jet as well. how is the u.s. likely to respond to this type of aggressive behavior? >> i think they will continue to go through the taiwan strait and continue to sail in the south china sea and fly over the south china sea.

in international airspace in international waters, this is a really dangerous time, there are miscalculations. i mean, that ship barely missed that u.s. ship. those ships do not turn on a dime i have been on those the stories and guided missile destroyers. it is very dangerous if you come that close to a u.s. ship, and of course your secretary austin, say the u.s. won't flinch, what exactly that means we don't know? >> thank you so much as always we appreciate it. tune into this week later today that martha has that exclusive interview with republican presidential candidate, plus house intelligent chair on the latest on the war on you can. >> what we will stay in washington the debt limit deal. what it will mean for ordinary americans. president biden signs that into law on saturday after months of drama in washington. we are at the white house for us this morning good morning to elizabeth. >> good morning to you, after

weeks of intense high-stakes negotiations between president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy, that deal that they brokered, is now official to avert the u.s. that the fall. president signed into law, the fiscal responsibility act just two days before the u.s. would have run out of cash. this means the government will pay the bills on time. including billions of dollars for social security and medicare this month. one big change in the law is how some americans qualify for the supplemental nutrition assistance program known as snap. previously americans up to 49-years-old who are not disabled and don't have children would need to work 80 hours a month to qualify for the benefits. the new law will phase in that work requirement for those up to age 54. we met as many as 750,000 older americans could risk losing food assistance. but access to snap will be expanded for veterans and homeless people. this will also formally and the paws on federal student loan

payments. those payments have been on hold for as many as 35 million borrowers will more than three years during the pandemic. >> elizabeth at the white house thank you. now we move to the missile strike overnight in ukraine. strong words from that country's president and more talk about expected counteroffensive spirit we have the latest good morning to you tom. >> good standing there were people's apartments. the back part of the building as you can see kind of structurally survived this whole area. it is completely blown away. we have seen people searching through rubble searching for their belongings. as russian ms. joel's claim yet more innocent young lives. >> overnight a desperate search for survivors, a russian missile strike strikes residential buildings in the central ukrainian city. this morning, rescue workers recovering the body of a 2-year-old girl.

three other children in critical condition according to officials. twenty injured in total, the ukrainian president calls it a terrorist attack. it comes went ukraine it ramps up its missile strikes on areas of russian occupied southern ukraine. in preparation for a promise counter the offensive. smoke rises in this video circulating online. ukraine stepping up attacks into russia. artillery strikes killing two more people on the russian border region. according to russian officials. >> we are a few miles back from the northern border with russia, and that direction, these are ukrainian positions. ukraine strikes into russia, this area has become a more active front. 19-year-old surrogate back from the brutal battle. ukraine is preparing this major counteroffensive how are you feeling as a pretty young soldier? >> saying he ukraine's counteroffensive to begin. >> guys, is devastating well

missile strike like this. you can smell burning in the air. you can see them clearing the rubble with heavy machinery. i found a children's puzzle in amongst the rubble. ukrainians now enduring more than 16 months of this. >> just another example of the horror they face their time thanks. now to federal judges ruling striking down in a tent by tennessee to severely limit track shows. the ruling coming from a judge, appointed by former president donald trump. we are in atlanta with the very latest good morning. >> good morning, pride month kicks off with people across the country celebrating the lgbtq community. they are rejoicing all of their a federal struck down an anti- drag law. you need to look at the video, it shows protesters in memphis pouring into the streets in march, after a law was passed, banning public property or any

where minors might be. if it had been in force for first-time offenders could have been charged with a misdemeanor. the federal judge appointed by federal donald trump, rejected the law funded to be unconstitutionally vague and substantially overbroad. i had of the decision organizes and memphis have already beefed up security for this weekend's festivities. local officials that we spoke to, said law enforcement presence is consistent with other events like this one, just last month the department of homeland security issued a warning stating in part that the lgbtq community is in facing an increased risk of violence. in the same statement officials also had other potential because that's such as schools they face institutions and law enforcement. >> a win for the lgbtq community thank you. now to the first look at elizabeth holmes and a federal prison. she is serving 11 years for defrauding investors out of nearly $1 billion. we are here with more good morning. >> good morning to you, this is

the first time we have seen elizabeth holmes since she reported to the minimum-security prison camp on tuesday. in the photos, holmes is wearing khaki pants and a brown t-shirt, the 39-year-old mother of two was indicted on 11 charges. convicted of four counts of fraud and conspiracy. after making false claims about her company's blood testing technology. she was granted a postponement before the side of her sentence. to make final arrangements including childcare. texas prison where holmes will serve her sentence has other high-profile criminals including real housewives star janet shaw who was sentenced to six and half years at the facility. the company holmes founded was once evaluated at $9 billion. and promise to revolutionize healthcare, by standing for hundreds of diseases and other potential problems using only a few drops of blood. until it was discovered, that the technology could not accurately perform those tests. holmes is expected to spend more than 11 years behind bars.

>> striking image from a stunning fall thank you. now we move to labor action that is disrupting work at major west coast ports. contract talks with dockworkers going on for more than a year now, we have the latest from the port of los angeles good morning. >> the port behind me is one of the biggest points of entry for shipments in the entire united states. this port and 20 others from here to seattle are facing disruption as talks overpay have stalled. the port of oakland alone usually has over 2,000 trucks. but none were expected yesterday labor shortages, this means that shipments from close, to furniture, two cars, might be impacted. some folks in hawaii who are hit hit hardest during disruptions are stocking up on essentials just in case. the international longshore and warehouse unit reached a tentative agreement with the pacific maritime association a

few months ago, but they did not reach an agreement with pay. maritime reports the two groups have a meeting on thursday, and a statement on friday, the union said that any report that negotiations have broken down, are false. we are committed to bargaining a contract that is fair and equitable. the port association says, this port has major labor shortages. and might force terminals to shut down. the port association calls unit workers a disruptive work action, and other words a type of pressure campaign. >> thanks to you. now to oil prices as leaders of opec meet this morning to decide whether to cut production does else can mean higher gas prices. we are here now with more alexis good morning to you. >> good morning, drivers have been getting a break at the gas pump. despite more people hitting the road as summer approaches, gas prices have actually been

trickling down. according to aaa, the national average for a gallon of regular is $3.55. to sense less than a month ago and a lot less than a year ago more pain for those in need to cents a gallon. that price drop comes as gas stations nationwide have already switched over to that more expensive summer blend of gasoline. what gives? the price of crude oil, is actually been falling as global demand for oil falls. crude is the primary ingredient in gas. accounts for 60% of the price at the pump. those prices could reverse course. depending on the outcome of today's opec plus meeting in vienna, the top oil producing countries including russia debating cutting oil production by more than a million barrels a day. that would be on top of last month surprised move to cut production by the same amount, a decision that initially sent prices higher. then quickly faded. opec plus pumps of 40% of oil.

any policy decisions could have a major impact on fuel prices. another wild card for prices going forward hurricane season. any damage done to oil refineries along the gulf coast could send gas prices soaring. >> we know the summer blend is already costing us more alexis thank you so much. time now for the weather. we are starting with storms in texas, it feels like we have said this a lot in the last we can pick. >> very valid point, they've had a lot of somewhere weather. as of recent this friday we have gotten spectacular visuals from texas because of the storms and look at the left corner, you can see the lightning bolt that was caught. and will is speed this up in time lapse video, look at the tornado, the anatomy of it in the storm system, not to worry is not moving in that speed in real life. meanwhile in utah, it looks like a winter wonderland quick glance but that is hail coming down of them and we are expecting more rain as we can add to the coming

days. xiao was a storms move far eastern in texas, i will leave you with this. arlene, no longer a tropical storm now just reminisce. it was still posing f frances: san francisco, 67. around the bay, 70's to near 80. san jose, 82. 85 in santa rosa. enjoy the summerlike warmth because tomorrow temperatures will be much cooler, cloudier, a chance of shoho >> it's always so interesting to see videos and pictures of storms like that, something also interesting about lightning, when it strikes a sand it makes a tiny little tubes of glass.

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>> a teenager is in critical condition after that fiery crash in danville that we told you about yesterday. police say it started with a car leading police on a chase after an attempted traffic stop. during the chase, it hit another car before flipping over and catching on fire. four teens, including the driver, were rescued from the burning car. authorities have not said whether drugs or alcohol were involved. and it's looking like another beautiful day this weekend. let's get a check of that forecast with francis today. hi, francis. how's it looking? >> it is going to look great, but right now we're dealing with some low clouds over san francisco and even some fog near the coast. temperatures are in the 50s. in the next hour and it will be a slightly warmer inland, near 90, around the bay, mid to upper 70s at the beaches near 60. gloria sounds beautiful. >> thank you so much, francis,

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>> how cute guys. >> how stores we on this monday morning sunday morning. the day good morning declared in india after at least 200 people died and hundreds more were injured in a train crash, president biden each shoot a statement saying they are heartbroken, their offering prayers stunning images after three chains were involved in a crash. >> also georgia peaches may be harder to come by this summer, they've lost an estimated 80-90% of the peach crop, due to an unusually warm winter that causes the food to develop earlier than normal and that cold snap and marched wiped out the bugs, the usda says peach prices are up nationally by 50 cents. >> massive fire destroys a 160 year-old church in the town of spencer massachusetts, firefighters making it out of the building just in time for the flames causes steeple to

collapse, they believe the fire was started by a lightning strike. >> hunting images there. >> we start this half i will with the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway, now facing extradition to the u.s., possibly within days, he is serving 28 years in prison for murdering a different woman in peru. latest now from washington, >> good morning, nearly two decade old case, into natalie hollow's disappearance is in close, and urine vendors who will not face an american jury on murder charges, but still this morning holloway's family says he will face justice. >> this morning u.s. officials await what sources tell abc news is a likely imminent expedition of your inventor suit, the prime suspect in the 18-year-old unsolved disappearance of american teenager natalie holloway. he is currently serving a 28 year prison sentence in peru,

for a different crime, the 2010 murder of a college student. but in the last few hours signs of prisoner transfer to u.s. may be underway, they left the maximum-security prison in southern peru flying to the capital under guard. his lawyer tells abc news, severely beaten in the peruvian prison where he is being held, and is unrelated to his extradition. it is expected to be handed over to peruvian intelligence agents and then delivered to u.s. officials. and ultimately bought to alabama, with the dutch national face is more than a decade old federal extortion and wire fraud charges tied to holloway's disappearance. prosecutors allege vander suit promised hollow's parents, he would divulge the location of her body and give them details about the manner of her death. allegedly asking to be paid $250,000 with 25,000 up front, he is been accused of giving information that is worthless.

vanishing in aruba during a graduation trip 18-year-old natalie holloway's body has never been found, she was of declared dead by a judge in 2012, vander suit was one of the last people to see her alive. speaking to abc news in 2,006, he denied killing her. >> the last time i saw her she was sitting on the side by the ocean. >> in a statement about the extradition what was announced last month holloway's mother beth, call this a long and painful journey, and the court persistence of many is going to pay off. together, she said we are finally getting justice for natalie. >> all right thank you, we'll talk more about this now. a former assistant attorney, thank you for being with us. what happens when he is extradited and arrives in the u.s.? >> what happens is wha in the regular federal criminal prosecution. he is presented before a federal judge in alabama, where he is arranged on charges against him. in all likelihood he would put

in a not guilty plea. and then the case proceeds like any other federal criminal child, there is an opportunity for the defense to make a motion, the prosecution will provide evidence to the defendant, and it will go to trial unless he please get the. >> he was just explaining some of the charges against him, you say that this is an open and shut case? >> yes, and that's my view of the evidence that we know about. the evidence is significant and straightforward. the charges are basically that he demanded money, and that he took it and he lied about it. and the evidence is e-mail of him corresponding with the family attorney. they have recordings of him speaking with the family attorney and meeting with the family attorney. so they have a lot of evidence, they even have a contract between him in the family to give the money to them. >> basically a sting operation to set all of this up, if he is convicted in the u.s. what kind of sentence does he face? >> well, these charges can lead up to four years and 40 years in

prison 20 years in each count. but these type of charges typically will be much less than that. >> okay this part i found interesting. his lawyer says his client wants to be tried, because the peruvian prison that he has been and is one of the worst prisons in the world than any u.s. prison would be like a five-star hotel in comparison. we know he was beaten recently in a peruvian prison. how likely will he stay in the u.s. if he is convicted? >> is very unlikely because the way the extradition treaty works between the united states in peru, is that he is only here on a temporary basis, he will only be here through the trial. and through appeal, after that he will have to go back and finish his sentence in peru. >> and one of those to prisons as his lawyer reported. thank you for being with us, to trade make this all down. switching gears getting a check of the weather. when you tracking? >> well we have gone from severe storms, the tropics, now we look at wildfires. this is crawford county michigan.

look at the he's around the sun. so far 2800 acres is burned. as a result, poor air quality that is being pushed down into chicago. you can see the direction of the wind, humidity is down to 50%. head out to medford new jersey, take a look at the images coming out, so close to homes, we had a wildfire there, they are at one 100% containment that is good news. as far as the east coast goes, things are dry and warm to the end the week. you'll notice a chill that sets up shop earlier in this weekend is sticks around. boston you are in the 50s today, all of the heat hanging out in baltimore, 85 degrees, i know everyone, all the buzz >> and that is >> that is a look at your

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we are back with prince harry becoming the first british >> we are back t >> we are back with prince harry becoming the first british royal to take the stand in more than a century, part of a lawsuit against british tablets, accused of phone hacking. we are in london with more good morning. >> good morning, this is a big deal, the prince will get his day in court next week. he is expecting to give evidence and be cross-examine. harry is a searing mirror group newspapers saying they used illegal methods, including phone hacking to get stories about him and his life. >> and the latest battle between the prince and the british tabloid, harry himself is said to testify in the witness box as

soon asked tuesday, a first for a roil in over 100 years. >> the plants along with other famous celebrities including the late george michael of ensuing merit group newspapers for misuse of private information, including phone hacking and intercepting voicemails. >> harry is somebody is very clear and we what he wants to achieve, he feels he has been treated badly by the newspapers. he believes his phone is been hacked by that newspaper group. he is determined as his right, to be compensated for it and to receive an apology. >> harry's lawyer occludes as the newspaper group of unlawfully gathering information on an industrial scale. saying, it was a flood of illegality being approved by senior executives, managing editors, and members of the board. the mirror group newspapers and say they found information through lawful reporting. >> the issue is clear, the impact on his private life, his

relationships and previous girlfriends, and the way he is conducted as life. i think all of those issues should be raised by his attorneys, when dealing with the case in point. >> one of those managing editors being accused, piers morgan, he is denied publishing student stories about any obtain voicemails. he is to be cross-examined about articles he believes that were on obtained unlawfully. the prince's made no secret as his disdain towards the british media. blaming paparazzi for his mother's death. telling our michael stray hand, that these court cases are an attempt to bring about real trains. i want to draw the line, and say enough, we can all move on and get on with our lives. but, if this continues, i am naturally deeply concerned what happened to us, will happen to someone else. >> this trial is expected to run until the end of june, we are expecting him to give evidence on tuesday and wednesday.

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away, superstar denver nuggets, look to take a commanding 2-0 series lead as they seek their first title in franchise history. >> just because it is never done before, we are going to have some legacy. if they do it. >> and game number one, the two-time league mvp and his sidekick jamaal murray, the mall dominated the miami heat, who were beset by shooting was all night. team leader jimmy buffett still believes in his teammates. >> i have a lot of faith in those guys. so, i am in the corner. the fans are in the corporate. >> butler stays relaxed in the final century. >> at the end of the day, it's as normal as it, is not always about basketball, it will never always be about basketball. >> a sentiment he echoed to me last week, before get one. >> i drank some wine, i talked to my friends, and normal as a human being. >> they heat center puts things in perspective before the finals

as well. >> pressure me something different to you? >> i mean,, pressure watching my mom having to decide whether to keep the lights on, or pay the water bill. i think about this game of basketball it is something that i love to do. >> gave number two will be crucial, teams that take it to life and was series lead go on to win the title 85% of the time. only five teams have ever come back from an 0-to deficit the box 14 straight over the sons and 2021. perhaps his miami team can find inspiration from the 2,060, they were down to the matter is, they went 4-02 in the first title in franchise history game number two tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here in abc, streaming on espn plus is where i'm headed after this. >> you know sports is just like that. >> we'll be right back with our play of the day.

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>> back on gma with o >> back here on gma with the play of the day it's about the stanley cup finals, one of the greatest scenes you will ever seen a hug again, golden knights goalie, reaching with the paddle of his stick, to make that save a game one of the stanley cup final, that was it nick cousins denied on the doorstep golden i think the first game at home they went 5-2, if they win it'll be the first stanley cup for the panthers if they can complete their magical run in these playoffs, guys hockey nothing better maybe roller hockey. >> denied on the doorstep he is on the gore line. >> you play role hockey back and they. >> i did i was the only girl in league. >> amazing. >> charlie conway. [laughter] >> thank you so much for

watching everybody of course were always on "good morning america".com and please stay tuned to this weekly this morning have a good weekend everybody see a. building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. the bay area continues to recognize gun

violence awareness this weekend. a rally in march are planned across the golden gate bridge today demanding action against gun violence. it'll begin at 11:00 this morning at vista point yesterday, alameda county district attorney pamela price visited vision quilt a group of eighth grade students created the quilt made up of ideas to solve gun violence. the quilt will be on display today at warehouse for six teen in oakland and happening today in san francisco, another edition of sunday streets. this stop will be in the tenderloin on golden gate avenue between jones and leavenworth streets. there will be live music, food trucks and circus performers along the route. it goes from 12 to 5 today. the next sunday streets will be july 30th in the mission district. and it looks like it's going to be a nice day for sunday streets. let's get a check of your forecast with francis lawson. good morning. >> good morning, gloria. good morning, everyone. yeah, we'll see some sunshine for sunday streets this afternoon, but right now we are dealing with

some fog and low clouds over the city with this live view from sutro. most temperatures in the 50s, but climbing san francisco, 52, oakland, 57. san jose already at 59. half moon bay, 52 blue skies over san jose and some temperatures already in the low 60s like fairfield, concord and livermore. and then this afternoon and look for highs to be similar to yesterday's. that means 60s at the beaches around the bay. look for some 70s to near 80 like fremont, 80. san jose 82 and it's going to be warmer in our inland neighborhoods near 90 for some of our warmer spots and look out for some rain chance of it on tuesday gloria. >> all right. sounds so nice. thank you so much, francis. and thank all of you for joining us this week with george stephanopoulos is next

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>> this week with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> reving up. the race this weekend is shifting into high gear as republicans roll into iowa >> we have a country to face and we will do it. >> we have to resist the politics and personality. >> with the former vp and others set to jump in, the gloves come on between the front runners. >> i wouldn't vote for him because he said you need eight years. you need six months. >> don't let anyone t