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deadly tornado in texas. this as parts of the state bake under relentless heat elsewhere. new video as ferocious hail batters, people at this concert. dozens of injuries reported. a us soldier now charged in connection with a deadly shooting rampage at a campground in the pacific northwest. our so-called magic mushrooms to blame for the violence. amazon sued, accused of tricking millions of customers into signing up and renewing subscriptions to its prime service. what the government claims the company did and how amazon is responding. coming to a table near you. a historic first lab grown meat gets the green light to be sold commercially. we take you inside the lab where it's cultivated. and later, meet the young woman who commutes 750 miles to her internship because flying is cheaper than the rent in new york.

york, this is america our hopes of finding the five person crew with their oxygen set to run out this morning. and what some experts are now saying was a missed opportunity earlier this week. breaking news, another deadly tornado in texas . this as parts of the state bake under relentless heat. elsewhere our new video as ferocious hail batters. people at this concert. dozens of injuries reported. but we want to begin with the search for that sub missing in the north atlantic. the crew is expected to run out of oxygen later this morning and the search has turned up empty even after sonar devices picked up more underwater noises. and now new questions are emerging about possible missed opportunities. earlier in the search. this morning, new claims that bureaucracy may have delayed lifesaving efforts to find that sub in the north atlantic. missing since sunday as it headed to the titanic wreckage site. two and a half miles below the surface, according to national geographic. the deep sea exploration company, the explorer club, had been trying to send potentially life saving technology to the site since shortly after the news broke about the rescue mission. they have noted that since monday, they have been reaching out to us authorities and saying that

there is a concern about how to retrieve this vessel if they could find it. national geographic reports special underwater drones outfitted with external arms could have been delivered to the site within 16 hours from the uk. but explorers club president richard garriott reportedly emailed the navy and coast guard yesterday, saying they have received mixed signals. first hearing from us government to get ready, waiting for plans. then getting told to stand down. hours after that email was reportedly sent, the coast guard confirmed one of the special underwater drones was now in route. this is a search and rescue mission. 100% will continue to put every available asset that we have in an effort to find the titan and the crew members. a french ship was expected to arrive at the site overnight equipped with a deep sea robot that could free the sub if it's stuck. but the robot cannot lift the sub to the surface. search crews have been scouring an area twice the size of connecticut. the five crew members aboard the submersible, including a british billionaire, a pakistani businessman and his son. and a world renowned titanic researcher, were locked

in from the outside with 70 mean bolts and no escape hatch. even people expressing optimism warned many obstacles remain from pinpointing the vessel's location to bringing it to the surface, assuming it's still intact. all that has to happen before the crews oxygen supply runs out as early as this morning. everybody's talking about this kind of you know, tomorrow morning, the air runs out. unfortunately, it's not an immediate process. the air will all you know, the oxygen levels will continue to deplete and people, you know, it's going to be a slow process. so the explorers club members are confident that there is still time. meanwhile a stunning new revelation about one of the five crew members, stockton rush, the ceo of oceangate, which operates the sub. russia's wife, is a descendent of a couple who died on the titanic. isidor and ida strauss. they were depicted in the 1997 movie about the disaster. the couple embracing in bed as the waters rise in that iconic scene in.

devices detected several banging sounds underwater yesterday and the day before. but a search turned up nothing. experts say those noises could have come from a variety of sources. breaking overnight, a deadly storm slamming northern texas. homes and businesses are destroyed in the town of matador after a reported tornado. at least three people have been killed. it comes just one week after another deadly tornado hit the texas panhandle. severe weather also hit colorado. golf ball sized hail pelted people at this concert at red rocks amphitheater. officials say 80 to 90 people were injured. seven were taken to the hospital early . two twisters were spotted in northeast colorado. meanwhile, extreme heat is being blamed for the death of a postal worker in dallas. the family of eugene gates says he passed out as the heat index approached 115 degrees. authorities in louisiana have also confirmed one heat related death there. the extreme heat in parts of texas will stick around through this weekend. we will check your forecast in just a few minutes.

turning to washington, in a rare move on capitol hill, the house erupted in chaos last night as republicans voted to censure a top democrat. abc's m wynne is here now with those details. m good morning. good morning, andrew. congressman adam schiff is embracing the rare public reprimand he received from house republicans last night on capitol hill. house members voted along party lines to censure congress. adam schiff for his leading role in investigating former president trump several years ago. it's a badge of honor, as roosevelt said in his time. sometimes you can judge a person by the enemies they make. it's a rare move. schiff is only the 25th house member to ever be censured and only the third in the last 20 years. his democratic colleagues repeatedly interrupting house speaker kevin mccarthy as he read the rules surrounding the censure, which amounts to a public reprimand. house will be in order. served on the house committee investigating the deadly january

6th attack on the capitol, and he was the top democrat on the house intelligence committee investigate whether the 2016 trump campaign had any ties to russia. that investigation found russia did intervene in the election but found no evidence of a criminal conspiracy. i think the investigation of his misconduct was very important. it ultimately led to his impeachment, which i was proud to lead. meanwhile, in a separate matter, republican congresswoman lauren boebert has introduced articles of impeachment against president biden over his handling of the southern border. abc news has learned speaker mccarthy is urging republicans to vote against the resolution, arguing now is not the right time. former house speaker nancy pelosi accusing republican of turning the house into a puppet show. this chamber where slavery was abolished, where medicare and social security and everything were instituted. they've turned it into a puppet show. a puppet show. and you know what? the puppeteer, donald

trump, is shining a light on the strings. you look miserable. the censure of adam schiff also directs the ethics committee to investigate his actions during the investigations, he took part in rhiannon all right, and thank you for that. the january six rioter, who repeatedly tased a police officer, has been sentenced to more than 12 years in prison. daniel rodriguez admitted to attacking officer michael fanone, who suffered a heart attack. the judge called rodriguez a, quote, one man army of hate. he shouted. trump won as he was led out of court. police in paris say everyone has been accounted for after a massive explosion at a us fashion school in the heart of the city. more than three dozen people were injured. the explosion is being blamed on a gas leak. the blast brought down part of the building. and now to the deadly shooting rampage at a camp ground in the pacific northwest. the accused gunman, a us soldier allegedly high on mushrooms. here's abc's andrea fujii. the army soldier accused

of shooting five people, killing two at a washington state campground last weekend made his first court appearance yesterday . yes, ma'am. prosecutors say active duty soldier, 26 year old specialist james kelly, took hallucinogenic mushrooms before a music festival at the nearby gheorghe amphitheater. court documents say he began to believe the world was ending, then told his girlfriend he needed to go to his truck at the campground. and that's when police say he grabbed his gun and shot two people walking by, killing an engaged couple before shooting and wounding two more. everyone just was like very confused and trying to figure out what exactly happened. his girlfriend called 911, but investigators say he took the phone from her. then shot her twice in the legs when police later found him hiding in a nearby field. they say he was shooting randomly into a crowd and having our guys there very closely to the scene definitely minimized the already horrific

situation. no word yet on a motive, but medical professionals say people who take mushrooms may experience disturbing hallucinations, anxiety and panic. kelly joined the army in 2021 and is said to be a fire support specialist. he's held without bail and due back in court next month. andrew rhiannon. andrea thank you. time now for a look at your thursday weather. dangerous heat continues for yet another day from the central gulf coast and especially into texas. the accuweather realfeel temperatures this afternoon well over 100 degrees and many of us don't have power. meantime, a stormy corridor will continue from the front range of the mountains through the plains include the texas panhandle for at least the next two days. severe weather likely. tropical storm bret is making its way toward the caribbean sea, where it will weaken considerably into the weekend. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran.

coming up, what we are learning about a deadly bear attack in arizona where a man was attacked while he was drinking his morning coffee. also ahead, how amazon is accused of tricking customers into signing up for amazon prime and the company's response in new hope in the search for a cure for baldness

when you were diagnosed with cancer. i know this has allowed you to see how hard life can be, but always realize it's full of opportunities to make someone's

day better. there's been so much kindness surrounding you, starlight who made you smile even on your toughest days. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad. , everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. i'm andrew dymburt. we'll get to that severe weather in just a moment . another deadly tornado hitting the texas panhandle. but we want to begin with the search for that sub missing in the north atlantic. the crew is expected to run out of oxygen later this morning and the search has turned up empty even after sonar devices picked up more and deb, it's been 25 years since you stepped into those manolos this morning on good morning america. we are back now with thisrave little pig right here taking on this bear at a farm on vancouver island, canada. the mini pig standing its ground, even scaring off the black bear, which got way too close for comfort after breaching a fence . we have new details about a rare and deadly bear attack in arizona last week. a 66 year old man in his yard enjoying his morning coffee was attacked by a

black bear that weighed 365 pounds. the bear was killed when bystanders opened fire. officials now confirm the bear was in good health with no sign of disease, as the attack was apparently unprovoked. we turn now to amazon facing a new lawsuit accused of tricking millions of customers into signing up for and keeping a more expensive subscription. new trouble for amazon. the ftc is suing the retail giant, accusing amazon of tricking and trapping customers with its prime membership, which costs 14.99 a month. what if it was this easy? the ftc claims amazon orchestrated a years long effort to enroll consumers without their consent, saying the site tricks consumers into enrolling in automatically renewing prime subscriptions. you would go on to amazon, see something that you wanted to purchase. there would also be an area where you would then be able to sign up for a prime membership, and it would kind of be cloudy as to which one you were clicking. and

then you were signed up. the ftc also accuses amazon of knowingly making it difficult for consumers to cancel their subscription, citing the so-called iliad, flo described as an intentionally complicated cancellation process, which the ftc compares to a labyrinth. these allegations, the latest in a string of lawsuits levied against amazon's $514 a year business. just last month, it agreed to pay $25 billion over allegations that its alexa devices were recording children and storing the information, though it denied violating the law. it also paid millions over privacy violations, ones involving ring doorbell cameras . as for this latest lawsuit, amazon says the ftc's claims are false on the facts and the law, adding, we make it clear and simple for customers to cancel their prime membership. the company says it looks forward to proving its case in court. coming up, teenagers not making the grade. what's behind the

latest math? and reading scores? also ahead, chicken grown in a lab gets the green light to be sold right here in the us. we take you inside the facility take you inside the facility where it's made trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. talk to your asthma specialist

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grade. those are really important. educational years for these students when they're learning how to apply their knowledge and skills. so experts say parents who want to keep their kids engaged this summer with learning need to make it fun. for example, use cooking to use their math skills. we turn now to the new chicken that could be headed to your dinner plate. and it's grown in a lab. it was just approved for sale in the us this morning. the usda for the first time has approved lab grown meat to be sold to the public. so that's where it all starts. just a few cells to cultivated meat producers now getting the green light to begin commercially selling their chicken products. lab grown meat is created using cells from living animals such as fertilized eggs, which is then incubated and grown into large masses of meat in the stainless steel bioreactors. abc's devin dwyer recently got a tour of california based upside foods where meat is cultivated. you're making chicken in there. yeah. so if you look at this, this is

a approximately a 200 plus liter tank at and we take cells from a chicken or an egg takes two weeks to grow the equivalent of one chicken, a thousand chickens or 100,000 chickens. so you're saying in this factory you can make more meat faster and cleaner than an average farmer? well, ultimately, yes. the company says lab grown meat could be instrumental in helping feed the world's growing population, even as meat demand rises while using a fraction of the land. and water of animal farming. helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. critics argue it's no silver bullet, with the potential for major socio economic implications and questions about how the meat is labeled. many experts say more study is needed, more research and just caution, i think that a lot of companies are going to use or present the best case scenarios . as for how the lab grown chicken tastes, all right. my first bite of cultivated meat, it's chicken. it'll taste like chicken. there's no plan to send

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