new york city, in the path tonight. this and the record heat, tracking it all. new reports tonight on the former president trump's handling of highly classified documents, abc news learning donald trump's lawyers were unable to find the sensitive document trump was allegedly reported discussing about a potential u.s. attack on iran during the trump years. peer thomas reporting. board coming in tonight at the cia director william burns has made a secret trip to china for the biden administration, martha raddatz standing by. the senate to pass in the debt deal overnight, president biden about to address this from the oval office arguing neither side got everything they wanted. major news on the economy tonight, the u.s. adding 339,000 new jobs last month, nearly doubling predictions, the stock market soaring today on the news. in california, the deadly stabbing spree and carjackings, a suspect accused of killing three people and injuring several others. the final days of jeffrey epstein can abc news tonight obtaining prison documents and what they reveal. we have learned tonight of a delta flight from paris to the u.s. diverted because of an unruly passenger who was restrained, but then broke free from those restraints. tonight, we remember a legendary songwriter behind so many songs from us "you've lost that feeling" to here we come again. >> announcer: from abc world news headquarters in new york this is world news tonight. >> it's great to have you with us, we begin tonight with this building collapse in new haven, connecticut, an apartment building under construction. workers trapped, eight people injured and rushed to the hospital. at least two workers and criticto mike incritical conditl from the site where workers were pouring concrete on the second floor, a gaping hole left were part of that floor collapsed. workers plunging with it. new haven fire companies order to respond. the 36 member work crew have all been accounted for but several are in the hospital. stephanie ramos leading us off on the scene. >> reporter: first responders after reports of a collapse. >> they have multiple people very down there. >> our units responded immediately within minutes and found several persons on varying degrees of injury, broken bones to partially buried under the rubble. >> faster than they can spread it the weight causing the second floor to cave into the basement, rescuers racing to reach those trapped workers in time. >> one of the proms you had with what concrete is having to do the searches before it hardens. >> this latest incident comes just days after the collapse of an apartment building in iowa that was undergoing repairs. new surveillance video shows how the rear of that building came down in just minutes. you can see bricks start to fall, different sections of the wall until it all crumbles. the night search teams are finally sifting through that rubble looking for three missing residents as their families wait for news. >> it took us a long time to get to this point, for them to do an accurate search through the building. >> reporter: local mason said he warned workers to stop working on it. >> it's not safe to be working underneath that, get away from there. >> reporter: he said he had been on the job but his proposal had been rejected because the buildings on a thought it was too expensive. >> i thought maybe ten or 15 feet would go, i didn't think it would all go. >> meanwhile in connecticut at that investigation in today's construction collapse is just getting started. as you can see police are still here at the scene officials say 32 people were working at this construction site, all construction has been stopped for now. osha is investigating. >> david: stephanie ramos leading us off on friday night to. in new york city we are tracking a storm heading this way, hurricane season has officially started and already the first named storm has formed in the golf. heavy rain, potential flooding in florida, this is a tropical storm arlene you're looking at. the flood watch around south florida tonight to. in the northeast, sorting heat raising the fire danger, this wildfire in south jersey close in the garden state parkway for a time. at this hour a severe storm system bringing thunderstorms riding to the new york city area with lightning, rain, and flooding all possible. rob marciano tracking the weather, he's live in florida. >> reporter: let's begin with at first tropical storm of a young hurricane season, arlene about three to 50 miles to our west in the gulf of mexico pumping up the water. rounds of heavy rain today, arlene is going to dissipate as it heads down to our south but the flow will continue. rain is going to be more of a problem. west texas rain continues to be a problem there, you're getting a severe thunderstorm in new york city right now -- this with record-breaking heat there, 94 today in hartford, 95 in manchester cooling thunderstorm tonight but a cool front coming down from a backdoor cold front to temperatures dropping 30 degrees into the 50s without wind off the ocean tomorrow in boston. >> david: drastic change coming. thank you. next we have new reporting on former president trump's handling of highly classified documents, abc news has learned donald trump's lawyers were unable to find that sensitive document -- a potential u.s. attack on iran during the trump years, here is the chief justice correspondent peer thomas tonight. >> reporter: abc news learning about a surprisingly new concern about former president trump's handling of classified documents, specifically one about the u.s. possibly attacking iran during his administration. after an audio recording of the former president surface from july 2021 saint he kept a document after leaving the white house can abc news learned the special counsel called on his attorney to produce it but his attorneys according to sources were unable to find it. town hall meeting in iowa overnight, trump was dismissive. >> i don't know anything about it, all i know is this, everything i did was right, we have the presidential records act which i abided by 100% to. him i have the right to declassify as president. >> he brought hundreds of classified documents to mar-a-lago haggling with the national archives for months, handing over documents reluctantly. when fbi agents got a tip he had more documents after his attorney said they had produced everything, they took the dramatic step of searching his home finding more than 100 highly sensitive papers. sources telling abc news' actions stand in contrast to that of mike pence who was just today cleared of possibly mishandling classified documents as well. upon discovering them in his indiana home, his team alerted authorities immediately and allowed them to search without a warrant. speak of those classified documents do not have been in my personal residence. mistakes were made to. >> reporter: it was an embarrassing moment, because just weeks before, here's what mike pence told david. >> david: let me ask you as we sit here in your home office in indiana, that you taken any classified documents with you from the white house? >> i did not. >> david: do you see any reason for anyone to take classified documents leaving the white house? >> there would be no reason to have classified documents, particularly if they were in an unprotected area. >> after the discovery, he said it was an unintentional error and federal vesta gators agree, the justice department telling his attorneys in the letter reviewed by abc news the investigation had been closed without any need for prosecu prosecution. that's good news for mike pence who is set to officially announce his campaign for white house house, as for classified documents discovered in president biden's home and offices that remains under investigation by another special counsel. >> david: you will continue to fall a and mike followed william burns made a secret trip to china for the by the administration the highest level contact between the turtle countries for quite some time, let's get to global affairs anchor martha raddatz, what if you learned about his trip? >> a u.s. official confirming tonight director burns traveled to beijing in may and met with his counterparts there in an effort to keep lines of communication open between our two countries. this comes as tensions with china are high, secretary of state antony blinken cancel a trip to china in february because of that a chinese balloon that crossed the u.s., this does mark the highest level visits to beijing. a u.s. official also telling us tonight secretary blinken is hoping to visit china sometime this summer. >> david: martha raddatz live in washington tonight, thank you. we are following a horrific scene playing out in india, more than 200 dead and the toll growing. this after a deadly train accident southwest of calcutta. trained to railing at night, falling on the tracks and calling multiple cars and a second train coming from the opposite direction to derail as well. rescuers working frantically to free hundreds of passengers, more than 900 were injured and taken to hospitals. the toll right now at least 207 dead. back here in the u.s., president biden set to address the nation from the oval office tonight heralding the debt ceiling deal that cleared congress with bipartisan support, arguing neither side got everything they wanted to. here's our chief white house correspondent. >> after the senate quickly pushed through that deal to lift the debt limit and pay off the nation's bills two speak of the bill is passed, narrowly avoiding an economic disaster, the president now just moments away from touting that bipartisan effort in his first over office address. the president will say passing this budget agreement was critical, the stakes could not have been higher. he will recognize the opposition the bill face from both sides but will argue no one got everything they wanted to but the american people got what they needed to. the bill cuts the deficit by one and a half trillion dollars over ten years, suspends the debt limit for the next two years until after the presidential election, and imposes new work requirements for some americans relying on food assistance programs. it was to mike will also end the pause in repaying student loans. the economy is not out of the woods yet, one of the country's major credit agencies says the u.s. is still at risk of a credit rating downgrade which could make borrowing more expensive and send the stock market tumbling. the agency citing the repeated political standoffs around the debt limit. >> the bill is still making its way to the president's desk, biden says he will sign it as soon as possible, likely tomorrow, that's two days before the default deadline. >> the white house considers that debt deal a major victory, they also welcomed the news on the economy today, the major news on american jobs my employers adding 339,000 jobs last month, is nearly double what analysts had predicted to. him unemployment to get up slightly to 3.7%. the dow soaring more than 700 points on the jobs news and on congress clinching that debt ceiling deal. let's bring in our chief business correspondent tonight, i know you've been tracking these numbers and what this could all mean in an effort to tame inflation in the u.s. >> this is a jobs report that doesn't make the fed's job ahead any easier or clearer in its fight against inflation, we have now seen 14 straight months of job creation ahead of expectations and while wages are starting to cool, they are now essentially keeping up with inflation. economists would like to see that inflation continued to go lower. the fed's job ahead in ten days is to make a new decision about interest rates and they will have to balance whether or not the rate hikes they've already done so far have taken their full effect, or more rate hikes are necessary and whether they can do that without causing a recession. >> david: thank you carol now to california tonight and to the deadly stabbing spree and carjacking, the suspect accused of killing three people including two pedestrians that authorities say he intentionally ran over. several others injured tonight, how this siege came to an end. >> the stabbings, carjackings, tonight the suspect in a violent rampage that left victims scattered across parts of california's bay area thursday is in custody. >> we ended the crime spree we were able to prevent additional people from being injured. >> police say after 3:00 p.m., 31-year-old allegedly carjacked and stabbed the two separate victims in quick succession. he slammed his stolen vehicle into a third victim, all three of those injured hospitalized. an hour later, san jose police responded to reports of another nonfatal staffing and of a vehicle intentionally running over two pedestrians in a separate location, authorities say those two pedestrians did not survive. the suspect fleeing to the shopping center parking lot where he allegedly fatally stabbed another victim before abandoning his vehicle and again fleeing. hiding this time in a nearby residential area, roughly three hours after the deadly rampage began, police apprehending him. speak of the suspect is being evaluated for his mental health, police are asking any additional victims to come forward, they say he is now facing counts of homicide, attempted homicide, and carjacking. >> david: a horrific scene there as well. we turn now to the jeffrey epstein case there are new details about the troubled final days about convicted sex offender epstein who died by suicide in prison. "abc news" obtaining prison documents. >> reporter: the news came as a shock, jeffrey epstein the nation's most notorious sex offender passed in jail, a prosecutor responded what do you mean by past? as the stunning news read, prosecutor's seemingly new little, we are getting increasingly frantic calls calling the lack of information from prison officials unbelievable and extraordinarily frustrating. the accounts appearing in newly released records about his troubled final days, he wrote to larry nassar, the doctor convicted of abusing gymnasts periods letter found in the mail room, returned to center. he lived for access to power sex and accustomed to preferential treatment from the legal system. and the federal judge denied him bail, the record suggest he spiraled. he denied being suicidal, referring to himself as a coward but on august 10th 2,019th, he died by suicide, the record show a guard was bringing breakfast just after 6:30:00 a.m. when he was discovered unresponsive, an orange news made from bedsheets found in the cell. >> nearly four years later, the justice department is still investigating how at the time the highest profile federal inmate was able to die by suicide while in custody in new york. we are told a final report could come very soon. >> david: that is still a major question. aaron katersky on this case the night to night. ukraine now taking the fight to rush on multiple fronts, ukrainian missiles fighting deep inside russian occupied territory in the south, stepping up artillery attacks across its northern border into russia. local officials say 2500 russian civilians had been evacuated to temporary shelters, western officials believe ukraine is turned up the mice conditions for a future offensive against russia. when we come back, news on a delta flight diverted to because of an unruly passenger who broke free from restraints. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. ♪ jardiance is really swell, ♪ ♪ the little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ want to stop lower body pain before it starts? 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