gio. >> all people call the tip line.ness. they finally managed a way to call for help. now speaking out about frightening ordeal. canyon and bear off to an unknown area cannot get out of. that is what happened to three utah hikers stuck in chest high water, only an iphone to help. this morning, a group of friends a full to be alive after surviving a terrifying nightmare. >> the help of their. >> one week earlier pre-graduation trip what is emory county, they came across unexpectedly deep pool of water. >> we were pretty confident in our abilities, we have been trained paired with water and hypo there mia and being tired, we maybe overestimate ourselves. >> hypothermic symptoms and the water near the after the chest, hikers stood on one another's shoulders in efforts to waste a lip in order to escape. still, they could not reach atop a movie on the pole. >> nothing was really working. reached the point where i had been in the water 3-4 hours, i was really starting to get hypothermic started losing. >> i was planning to sp

>> yeah, gio, good morning. before boarding air force one last night to return home from ireland, president biden told reporters that he's directed pentagon officials to look intoy ac to this classified information and how this stuff got leaked in the first place. he also said, as he views it, the president says this investigation is going quicker than he anticipated. it comes after president biden and the white house have repeatedly downplayed this leak saying there's nothing current in these doubcuments but we're learning more and more of what was in them every day. "the washington post" is reporting in these discord leaks, u.s. intelligence officials were aware of multiple different chinese spy balloons up to four in adig -- addition to the one that was shot down in february. also in these leaks was u.s. intelligence that china had agreed to supply weapons secretly to russia for its war in ukraine. all of that, according to u.s. intelligence officials, has not actually taken place. there's no evidence that it

gio benitez sits down with them tonight. >> good evening. it is great to start another week with all of you at home. we begin with former president trump back here in new york where he will surrender to authorities tomorrow and face criminal charges. sources telling abc news there could be two dozen separate counts after an investigation stemming from that hush money payment to stormy daniels in the crucial final weeks of the 2016 election. it is still unclear tonight what these charges will include. the former president's return from florida covered live today on cable news, his private plane there touching down at la guardia airport. a motorcade waiting on the tarmac. the former president quickly heading inside, a quick wave on his way in. the city bracing for possible protests. eric adams warning any potential protesters saying the nypd is always ready. although right now at trump tower and outside court it seems so far the number of reporters outnumbering those who have gathered. the former president will stand before the judge to hear w

thank you, gio, and thank you at home. good night.reak-ins shares his story. the problem isn't just about what the thieves take either plus the idea is to have a library system is open to all. that idea led to a lawsuit. the item looks into what's free. and what's fair? i'm meteorologist sandia patel tracking gusty winds and spotty showers the hour by hour forecast is coming up abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. for your business owner is beyond frustrated after. fear and he's sharing his story only with abc 7 news tonight. good evening. i'm on dates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. burglary's obviously not an uncommon concern for small businesses. but as abc 7 news anchor dionne lim fowl these crimes cause another problem. that will happen to anyone. what happened to khalid's who wear in the past y wreat some bs have to endure in a lifetime. the was burglarized five times. is where owns km cash for gold in el sobrante the contra costa sheriff

david. >> david: gio benitez tonight, thank you.ther shooting tonight and neighbors say again tied to a simple mistake. a manhunt for the homeowner who police say shot and wounded a young daughter after the family says it was a basketball that rolled into his yard. here is abc's maria villareal. >> reporter: tonight, a urgent manhunt for a man who open fired on neighbors including a six year old girl. after neighbors claim he got mad about a basketball rolling into his yard. >> multiple calls right now, somebody saying their child has been shot. >> reporter: authorities say he shot kinsley white and her parents tuesday evening just outside charlotte. kinsley's left cheek struck by bullet fragments. >> why did you shoot my daddy and me? why would you shoot a kid's dad? >> reporter: william white shot in the back, but recovering in a hospital. the family said he tried to draw the gunfire away from him and toward himself. kinsley's mother ashley also grazed by a bullet. the latest incident comes amid a string of disturbing shootings. n

gio benitez standing by. the urgent manhunt tonight across state lines for three dangerous inmates, a fourth fugitive accused of killing a driver. that fugitive found dead following a standoff tonight. the search in several states across the south for the remaining fugitives now. 24 hours after declaring he is running for reelection, our mary bruce asking president biden about his age, whether he considered age in his own decision and if his decision to run would have been different had donald trump not run again. how he answers it all. columnist e. jean carroll taking the stand in her lawsuit against former president trump, declaring today "i am here because donald trump raped me." the former president not in court. the judge today issuing a warning to trump's lawyer about the former president. our parent company, disney tonight filing a lawsuit against florida governor ron desantis accusing the governor of a "targeted campaign of retaliation." how the governor is responding and what's behind all of this. th

gio? >> so much to watch. all right, elizabeth, thank you. turn to the aftermath of the latest tornado outbreak in the south and midwest. at least 31 confirmed twisters that killed more than 20 people. abc's victor oquendo joins us live with the latest from wynne, arkansas. victor, good morning, a tough moring there. >> good morning, gio. officials here in wynne tell me that there is a clear path of destruction from one end of the city to the other. this neighborhood took a direct hit, look in any direction, you will see these massive piles of debris and house after house completely destroyed. >> this morning, arkansas residents picking up the pieces after a deadly tornado outbreak. at least five people killed here. the storms leaving 24 dead across seven states, even more injured and displaced, according to local officials. drone footage showing the scope of the damage. roofs ripped apart, buildings blown away, leaving only piles of debris in their place. communities in the dark as more than 30,000 homes and businesses are left without power

good morning. >> yeah, good morning, gio. emergency workers city of lumen.rs from the strike. firefighters tackling a blaze that broke out. least five children, two boys, 118 months old. three girls aged eight, 11, 14. overnight huge fire breakout occupied fire caused by strike by ukrainian drones that hit fuel tanks. telling abc news cannot confirm or deny attack carried out by the. counter offensive and final stage. tanks, ammo, other weapons coming into ukraine from america and europe ahead of the operation. expected to try to reclaim some whit.e land occupied by russia. >> thank you. nudity is on the latest banking scare and reveal a pair of reports detailing the shortfalls leading up to the collapse of silicon valley bank. biggest bank failure in u.s. history. abc's elizabeth schulze join us now from washington, good morning. >> good morning. federal reserve here taking some responsibility for its role in collapse of silicon valley bank as it signals a push to toughen up some banking regulations. this mourning the federal collapse of silicon valley bank

>> terrifying moments, gio. thank you.ow to communities who live ale mississippi river bracing for historic flooding. ginger zee is tracking it all. >> yes, the mississippi river, a 400 mile stretch, looking for flood warnings. already this morning, mcgregor, iowa, this is projected to be highest river level since 1965. we are talking about potentially making history here. other spots, the worse in the a couple decades. st. paul already seeing flooding. they're at major flood stage and will stay that way or rise more as we go to the week. look at some of the other numbers. this is all because we have some of the biggest snow totals ever in recorded history in the upper great lakes and western great lakes, northern midwest. people's basements that have been flooded here. lake st. croix. these are the tributaries that then reach the mississippi eventually. they were putting up the sandbags to keep it out. this is the area that has to be on the lookout. we are going to see the waters rise. flood warnings from mississippi, dav

our gio spoke with them >> huhs keys dominating to win fifth to win.his morning enthusiastic, emotional, yes, husky's coach dan hurly joins us live. >> live in time square, this is "good morning america." >> robin: certainly is "good morning america" you can and you did win by double digits. crazy. >> houston going while. university of connecticut watch parties much more on ncaa march madness. >> george: first impending indictment of president trump. forty-five presidents have served as president and he is the first to be indicted. >> robin: we don't know exact a was focussed on hush money payment to stormy daniels. good morning, lindsey. >> reorter: good morning, robin, historic with high stakes, donald trump new yorker returning home to face a judge who formally charged and fingerprinted. you have more media and barricades than anything else. mayor warn ed everyone to quote be behave. donald trump is expected to turn himself in to face criminal charges, former president heading to straight to trump tower waving as he walked inside. trump facing two d

gio benitez is back with more. good morning.nch may be a failure, and it was. it has been scrubbed because of a pressurization issue. let's look at the rocket. starship is right on top. it is empty because this is just a test. this is what musk hopes will take humans to the moon and some day mars. 33 engine, 17 million pounds of thrust. the most powerful rock net the world. we just learned this launch will not happen today. now, starship has exploded many, many times before during testing. overnight musk said in a twitter session to subscribers that he doesn't want to oversell this launch because this rocket had never actually flown before. now, much of the surrounding area there in south texas had been closed off just in case there was an issue. they will do that again when they try to launch this in about two days time here. spacex usually embraces mishaps to find issues before we put humans on board, so we'll see what happens, robin. >> all right, gio. thank you. you wanted to sing "take me to the moon." >> again, bring on th

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alexander shev jenko next in an all russian encounter in formula one on saturday. red bulls, they're gio perez, one the 1st ever sprint race at the azerbaijan grand 3 ferrari shot of chaff finish . second, with red bulls max fish happen 3rd, the top, a drivers scored points in the new format that now stands alone from sunday's main race. we will get them again. and here's a reminder, the top story we're following for you at this hour. unrest incident has spread to urban areas of dar for while hard to residents remain shut in their homes with little access to food or health facilities. the red cross has war that children needing treatment from malnutrition could be at particular risk rushes, blanding or ukrainian drone attack for a massive fire at an oil terminal and occupied crimea. keith is not claiming it was behind the blast, but says the blaze is quote, god's punishment for earlier russian air strikes. you're watching need of your news from berlin up next reporter meets a foster mother who spent 30 years taking care of babies with no parents of their own be more news can be the top o

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>> it's important to understand what you don't want to do is take gio and shrink down to leo. it's both. general miller talked about it earlier and taking that calculus and really make it difficult for the enemy whether it's not cost inducive for them to take it out. getting to be able to have any effect. now when you start putting them in, leo, meo and geo and not worry about one but you have capability rather than taking out leo. if you destroy that orbit, which is a concern. that's a tight rope that the space force and space command has to walk every day and say we want to defend the domain and understanding that you can't destroy the domain and destroy for everyone. have thatable to defense and depth, that's going to be able to be better capability but also from a defense perspective. >> i want toed a u gus, if i may. tim is right on but i hope elect chilly we're having a -- intellectually we're having a conversation but what do asats now mean when our pacing threat and challenge is putting just as much on orbit and pushing past us in some cases. bringing on a capable. is

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i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york.y gosh, you have to put a sign outside my house that does this house is not for sale. kumasi: that's where we are. desperate to find. reggie: money? kumasi: a home. [laughter] reggie: i think when you see no lawyers, no real estate agents, red flag, red flag, red flag marvel superheroes and the stars that play them are on the move. major projects in the work, including one that's out this morning. kumasi: eviction protections are still in place in oakland but that could soon be changing. before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding

gio benitez standing by. the urgent manhunt tonight across state lines for three dangerous inmates, a fourth fugitive accused of killing a driver. that fugitive found dead following a standoff tonight. the search in several states across the south for the

gio benitez standing by. urgent manhunt tonight across state lines for three dangerous inmates, a fourth fugitive accused of killing a driver. that fugitive found dead following a standoff tonight.

gio benitez covers aviation for us. >> reporter: tonight the terrifying flames coming from the engine and the pilot's called to air traffic control. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. engine failure. >> reporter: flight 1958 from columbus to phoenix was forced to turn back early sunday. those flames from one of the 737's main engines visible from the ground. >> many people started crying and going into tears because we just didn't know if we were going to make it or not. >> reporter: the faa investigating a suspected bird strike. you can see blood on the wing in this photo after the plane landed safely. no one was hurt. it comes just days after another fiery scare captured by a passenger on board another american airlines flight set to take off from charlotte for dallas. american called that a mechanical issue. the faa says there were more than 17,000 collisions with wildlife last year and more than 2300 already this year. >> bird strikes are not rare. they probably happen almost every day to some commercial airliner somewhere in the united states. what damat we saw on actually see flames sho

gio has that story for us. good morning. >> good morning.o many do. it turns out a crook was pretending to sell the house on the side. and she only found out because of a good samaritan. soaring interest rates and housing prices make the hunt for a new home challenging. >> listed for a very low price. >> but when kelly roth of oregon saw this listing, she thought she hit the jackpot for her friend who was looking to buy a home. >> i had asked my husband, i said where is this address? and then he said, it's over in this area. and i said, guess how much this house is. and he thought, you know, $600,000. and i'm like no, $225,000. and he was like, no way! and he goes something must be not right. >> roth agreed and decided to find the home owner on line. >> my heart started beating fast. i was just thinking, how in the world could my home be listed? >> she confirmed her house was not for sale but was listed as a short term rental on airbnb. >> welcome, welcome! >> and when she checked her ring doorbell camera, she was shocked to find someone, no

absorption of solar radiation in the ultraviolet spectrum not without reason, scientists developing gioincluded sulfur dioxide in the composition of aerosols that are able to accumulate solar radiation, as well as create better cloud drops that reflect the energy of the sun in our case, the spraying of such an aerosol occurred. naturally through an important role. this plays the height of the ejection of the ash cloud reached the stratosphere, if the volcanoes. and the ashes remained in the lower layers of the path of the sphere, then there would be no need to talk about any cooling effect at all. in general , it occupied a niche of 16 km. but it's already a trail pause everything, that is, we have gone beyond the limits of the turbosphere and, accordingly, the ashes from such a height are already falling very, very slowly . this is not with height, of course, but with the way the air masses move, and ashes get there due to air currents quite quickly. and here it goes down. he slowly he circulates. it starts for a very long time higher, then lower and rise in this way. he has the opport

>> it is important to understand what you do not want to do is take gio into lio. general miller talked about it earlier. take the calculus and make it difficult for the enemy, and now when you start to put them in, now you have to worry about not only one. it is a tight rope the space force has to walk every day to want to defend this domain by understatement you cannot destroy the domain. being to -- being able to have that defense will give you better perspective. >> i hope intellectually we are having a conversation about what does these things mean when it is putting just as much on orbit . are they going to take away that capability that we are ready send we need to fight the home game. this is starting to create a balance. they are now just as dependent in cases as we are in the plan about how they will defend. i am not trying to discount the threat, but i want us to think through what that means. it is not just six juicy targets. you will hear from our colleague at lunchtime. she said the missile now costs more than the satellites be launched. what is the c

tech solutions being bankrolled, by 1000000000 sr on the face of it. stunningly simple, take sola, gio engineering, which has support from bill gates. the idea of the heart of the scheme is to mimic a natural phenomenon called a volcanic winter, which happens when massive volcanic eruptions like the one that took place in $9091.00, a map in a to go in the philippines temporarily cool the planet due to a haze of ash and minerals in the atmosphere. i asked bill mckibben and ortho and one of america's best known environmentalists, household g o. engineering claims it will work. that theory here is we fill the atmosphere with carbon and that's heating thing. so. so now maybe if we add a big dose of sulfur, then that will counteract some of that shooting blocking some of the sun that's coming in. if you think about it for a long, it's pretty sad and one of the biggest reasons to do it is so you could keep burning more on oil and gas for the bit. i really have been very incentive that is decided that we can engineer the planet so that we can carry on business as usual, a member, that's what

sensitive images and videos captured from the cars of tesla owners, abc news transportation correspondent gio benitez explains how it could potentially become a class action lawsuit. a tesla owner, filing a complaint accusing the company of allegedly violating california privacy laws, among other claims. the potential class action lawsuit alleges that between 2019 and 2022 by virtue of this defective system , tesla employees accessed and circulated recordings of tesla customers in private and embarrassing situations without their consent. it's not ok for tesla to be using that information in ways that it's promised not to use. the lawsuit filed for ride. a comes after a reuters report published thursday in which a small group of former tesla employees who are nameless, said they internally shared private photos and videos captured by tesla's car cameras without customers' consent. to relieve boredom. a lot of these data labelers would would share these videos with each other. reuters said in its report that it was unable to obtain any of the shared material, and the former employees said they

our transportation correspondent gio benitez is here with more. >> objectively, we can call this both. it got off the ground and got pretty far. that's when things got dicey. it went out of control and space x had to blow it up. it was a spectacular explosion in the skies over south texas. spacex blowing up its starship minutes after takeoff. >> 3, 2, 1! >> spacex maintaining the liftoff was successful. >> we should have had separation by now. >> but just three minutes later starship tumbling. >> it does appear to be spinning. >> they used a flight system to blow it up. >> they're using new materials, new metals on the vehicle itself that haven't been proven at stress levels. >> the largest and most powerful rocket ever to fly, making the ground shake miles away. here a car and camera within the launch zone struck by flying debris. >> i have seen over 20 different launches. i have never seen one of those. that was a true test one. one step closer to mars. >> elon musk had been lowering expectations earlier this week, now congratulating his team saying they learned a lot for the next t

the details always on his best behavior here with the story and gio this comes after multiple recentand you're going to see some in just a second right here. countries across europe taking this very seriously especially italy will make tourists pay the potential fine of over $60,000. other countries are watching very closely. >> this country's eon's old kids that's centuries to you and me. >> reporter: hollywood has been talking about it for decades. ♪ >> reporter: tourists behaving badly abroad but now countries are cracking down on rowdy travelers with travel on the rise. >> with more people coming when the crowds come more bad behavior tends, to come with it and that's what they need to put a stop to. >> reporter: italy joining other countries already working to curb bad behavior like this one when a saudi tourist drove a maserati down rome's spanish steps damaging the 18th sen marble landmark. and this one when two australians were fined for riding electric surfboards down the grand canal in venice. the new measures targeting cultural heritage vandals clamping down on the destruc

gio benitez has more for us this morning. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael.re planes in the air, we are going to see more bird strikes. the faa is testing new technology to shoo the birds away. that is desperately needed. four dramatic bird strikes over texas, all within 24 hours, forcing planes packed with passengers to turn around. listen as pilots on the united flight from houston to santiago chile describe it after takeoff. >> we heard a loud strike to the front right. all three pilots felt subsequent strike. >> reporter: the plane starting that nine hour flight but turning back around. then another flight from houston, a united flight to las vegas. >> we are declaring an emergency for the bird strike. we've got 158 people on board. >> reporter: that flight also making it back safely. two other flight, an american from mccown to dallas all colliding with birds. on wednesday, a red tailed hawk colliding with our abc affiliate chopper in miami, breaking the cockpit window. no one was hurt. >> it was a freak accident because i thought something exploded, it

gio benitez has the details. >> meet the four nasa astronauts taking us back to the moon. >> what ist like telling your families i am going really, really far into space? >> depends on which family member. my parents said is a little bit different to what your child go that far. >> this eager crew lasting helping nasa pinpoint exactly where the next moon crew should land in 2025. >> what are you most excited about with this particular mission? >> we would be lying if we didn't say we want to be a thousand miles from the moon, see the moon, and look back at all of us. that is going to take our breath away. and much >> more with the crew coming up at 7:00 a.m. have voted to ban tiktok from all government-owned devices over security concerns. it underscores growing worries the chinese government could get data on for users through tiktok's parent company which is based in china. australia has banned all members of the so-called five eyes intelligence alive from government devices consisting of the u.s., australia, canada, and new zealand. i guess we are now in the doge era of twitter? e

how many >> we get all shows you see, we caught get caught up upr broadway appreciate gio.e that for sure. man more on tha ahead now and to the powere of water water on this ey day.re of water water on this ey abc , abc news reporting all week on the impactmpact of our worldwide water crisis. and our chief meteorologist and managing editor of the abc news climate unit, that's ginger zee telling stories of waterways across the country, taking a deep dive all week long into what happens when communities work together. take a look throughout earth week gm a experiencing the power of water across the country. our first stop the colorado river. all of it threatened by more than two decades in a mega drought, but through weather modification or cloud seeding, they are trying to give the parched river above. we can't create the cloud. there has to be an existing storm system. we just give it a bump. yeah. particles that act like magnets for water droplets bonding together until they are heavy enough to fall to the ground as rain or snow. chemins whose pilot showed us a cloud seedi

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gio: from day one -- joe: from day one the fbi had to jump on this and the supreme court justice andces in general in front of their home. amy comey barrett were online saying here's where her kids go to school. i believe she has seven. where she goes to church on a daily basis and biden administration and doj saying it's all part of the process. no, it's not. if somebody got hurt, we'd have leaned after steve scalise in 2017/18 at the baseball practice in virginia where a sitting congressman get shot, the minority whip. other people get shot there. these threats are very real and it's just apathy, it sounds and lands particularly from the media who cover this story for about two days after cavanaugh was threatened and said nothing to see here. if that was, i don't know. any liberal justice and someone with a red hat threaten that had person, believe me, it would be a year story, not a two-day story. nicole: that's right, kennedy. nothing to see here but what if there was something to see. why did the fbi get involved in kennedy: weave seen being held hostage by other people and a ci

they're all locked up behind security glass, according to gio tagged imagery, some of the products haveeen locks like that since at least october of last year, we reached out to target about the aisles of locked up products. a company spokesperson now responding with a statement saying, quote, like other retailers organized retail crime is a concern across our business where taking proactive measures to keep our teams and guests safe. while the tearing and preventing theft these mitigation efforts include hiring additional security guards, adding third-party guard services at select locations and using new technologies and tools to protect merchandise from being stolen. goes on to say we're working with legislators, law enforcement retail industry partners to support public policy that would help achieve our goals of creating a safe environment in our stores and keeping our doors open in communities across the country. the spokesperson says the locking cases are not everywhere in that store. >> the me need the east bay man accused of killing tech entrepreneur. bob lee is set to enter a

>> good morning, gio. >> look, you haven't missed the boat, but the last call whistle is blowing. roundtrip. flights to the u.s. virgin islands for $329 roundtrip. flights from new york city down to fort lauderdale for $138 nonstop roundtrip. my best advice, if you've not yet booked your summer trip, look at the first two weeks of june or the last two weeks of august. right at the end or beginning of summer periods is when you see fares usually 40% cheaper than the middle of summer. >> the virgin islands, $329 seems pretty good. seems like the prices of tickets have gone through the roof, but people are still paying. what's your top tip here? >> that's right. look, for now people are still buying. what's especially interesting is people are actually booking their flights further in advance than they used to. so i think that's actually one of the best things that you can be doing to get yourself cheap flights, especially for those trips that you don't have a lot of flexibility on. so while right now we're getting close to summer, not that far in advance, what we are still in well a

whether it is you in particular we know as of a few years ago, according to reuters, it was possible to giomap location which of course would help people identify a person if they wanted to i should point out the broader context makes this galling for tesla owners who have fought in the past to retrieve their own data from their own vehicles tesla has historically been very reluctant to share that even in cases of crashes and criminal investigations oftentimes tesla owners have had to subpoena their own data in order to get it or have had to pay expensive added subscription fees to get into them. the idea that there was a circulation of images inside the country will be frustrating to those who have fought for that in the past. >> the geo tag could k negate t anonymity. joining me is linette lopez. we were talking during the break, and some of your stuff was revealing. i know you have covered the company for a good long while. is this indicative of tesla culture? >> first, let me say, elon musk kicked journalists off twitter because they were geo tagging his private plan >> there's some iro

bond such the fordable how doing bond be scheduled apore on the march 24 ballot and public healing and gio bond on the november 24 bell on the that's the language would say. i was came in the meeting not intends to suggest the committee take action. but i have been informed the adoption of those words would be deemed substantive and require a week continuance. so as far as the capital plan approved before may of first and were the committee to take action on next wednesday the 26th, it would get to the full board on may second which close to mifirst xu go it administrative code yes, i will for one night. i think that just to preserve this option, i would -- suggest and request you make this amendment today it preserve the 8 to do t. if you decide not to you can tick it out next week but you kennel if you in this would telephone it mithird and in the to the board until may ninth and a week in admin code jill >> do we have the language? i just read it. why i condition only read it sill circumstantial lit it.

abc news transportation correspondent gio benitez explains how it could potentially become a class action lawsuit. tesla owner filing a complaint accusing the company of allegedly violating california privacy laws, among other claims. the potential class action lawsuit alleges that between 2019 and 2022 by virtue of this defective system, tesla employees accessed and circulated recordings of tesla customers in private and embarrassing situations without their consent. it's not ok for tesla to be using that information in ways that it's promised not to use. the lawsuit , filed friday, comes after a reuters report published thursday in which a small group of former tesla employees who are nameless said they internally shared private photos and videos captured by tesla's car cameras without customers' consent. to relieve boredom. a lot of these data labelers would would share these videos with each other. reuters said in its report that it was unable to obtain any of the shared material, and the former employees said they hadn't saved the alleged private information examples of the shared ma

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