i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. it's thursday, june 1st, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, the house passes a debt limit deal. now the bill heads to the senate with only four days to get to the president's desk. ufo phenomenon. nasa holds its first public hearing on unidentified objects. we have what they still don't know about unexplained sightings. caught on video, a car sails over a tow truck in a wild crash. we'll give you the latest on the driver. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, the house approved the debt ceiling deal. a major step to avert a potentially devastating default crisis. the vote to suspend the nation's

borrowing limit came after hours of floor debate. it now heads to the senate. president biden who brokered the deal with speaker kevin mccarthy called it good news for the american people and the american economy. jarred hill is in new york with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, we veered further away from the default iceberg, but it still is a very real threat as this bill now heads over to the senate. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: with a big bipartisan vote, the house passed the bill to suspend the nation's debt limit through january, 2025. >> tonight we all made history because this is the biggest cut and savings this congress has ever voted for. >> reporter: the bill which was the result of a deal between the white house and house republicans also caps some federal spending, claws back money from the irs, tightens eligibility for food stamps programs, and loosens some environmental rules. >> we had an obligation, a

responsibility to avoid a catastrophic default. >> reporter: in the end, more democrats supported the bill than republicans, angering some conservatives to opposed it. >> now democrats have joined with mccarthy to pass bills. so there is a big reassessment of the coalition for power in the house. >> reporter: a white house official tells cbs news the president watched the house vote with staff while in colorado springs. in a statement, he thanked house leaders and urged the senate to also pass it. >> i hope we can move the bill quickly here in the senate and bring it to the president's desk as soon as possible. >> reporter: senate majority leader chuck schumer has warned members of his chamber to prepare for potential votes over the weekend. the u.s. treasury says the bill must get to the president's desk by monday, june 5th, to avoid default. now some senators are insisting on amendments. one gop lawmaker is calling on a party to block this bill altogether. any changes at this stage seem unlikely with so little time before that monday deadline.

>> yeah, you called it an iceberg, a good analogy. jarred hill in new york. thank you so much. so five people are still unaccounted for after sunday's partial collapse of a six-story apartment building in davenport, iowa. engineers launched a drone to survey the damage. at least nine have been rescued. protesters are demanding that demolition work be delayed until everyone is accounted for. the city released records indicating previous structural problems. the residents say their complaints about the building have been ignored for years. the owner has been fined for failing to keep the structure safe. home buyers across the country have been feeling the squeeze when it comes to rising mortgage rates. mark strassmann and carter evans report on the tale of two coasts. >> reporter: cole and chrissy robinson are finally unpacking after a daunting search for a house in silicon valley. what was it like shopping for a home in this market? >> there were 15 other offers on this house.

>> reporter: so you really went to battle. >> we did. >> reporter: home prices here have seen some of the steepest declines in the nation, and it's drawing in buyers despite higher mortgage rates, according to real estate agents. >> there's more buyers than available homes. >> reporter: why are there are so many houses on the market? >> people who locked in interest rates, are they going to want to sell and buy for close to 7%? they're going to hang on. >> reporter: this four bed, 2.5 bath in san jose is listed for $1.5 million, still an eye-popping number for most of the country. is that a deal? >> yeah. i would say this is priced competitively. >> reporter: california home prices jumped during the pandemic, but now with tech layoffs and remote work they've declined as some choose to move east to more affordable states, driving up home prices there. my colleague, mark strassmann is in florida. >> reporter: here in orlando, a seller's market. home prices keep rising because inventory, available houses for sale, keeps falling. >> we'll go through the kitchen -- >> reporter: avel ramirez, a

luckless home shopper in orlando, his hometown. >> i'mooking basly t into citand tos th>> reportere and seminole counties, the median home price, almost $432,000, a 24% spike in two years. advice to buyers -- prepare to settle for less than your dream home. bring cash offers, and close quickly. how quickly can you sell a house? >> we're seeing them gone within three to five days. >> reporter: on two different coasts, homes for sale sit on a lot of frustration. mark strassmann, cbs news, orlando. the growing list of republicans running for president is about to get bigger. sources tell cbs news that former new jersey governor chris christie is expected to launch his bid for the gop nomination next tuesday in new hampshire. christie ran for president in 2016 but dropped out after finishing sixth in the new hampshire primary. sources tell cbs news that former vice president mike pence

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