JUJU'S FACE. >> MINUS 6 IN NEW YORK IS ALL I SAW. >>> THE LATEST ON PRESIDENT BIDEN'S HANDLING OF CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS AND THAT NEW DEVELOPMENT, THE FBI SEARCHING THE PRESIDENT'S DELAWARE BEACH HOUSE. MARY BRUCE HAS THAT STORY. GOOD MORNING, MARY. >> Reporter: GOOD MORNING, LINSEY. THIS MORNING THE SPECIAL COUNSEL WHO IS INVESTIGATING THE PRESIDENT'S HANDLING OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL, ROBERT HUR, IS OFFICIALLY GETTING TO WORK AS THE FBI HAS NOW SEARCHED BOTH OF THE PRESIDENT'S HOMES. THAT 3 1/2-HOUR SEARCH OF HIS BEACH HOUSE YESTERDAY FOUND NO ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED MATERIAL THOUGH WE ARE TOLD THEY TOOK SOME OF THE PRESIDENT'S HANDWRITTEN NOTES FOR FURTHER REVIEW AND THE WHITE HOUSE IS STRESSING THIS WAS PLANNED AND CONSENSUAL BUT THERE ARE STILL A LOT OF OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS INCLUDING, WHETHER THE PRESIDENT WOULD SIT FOR AN INTERVIEW WITH THE SPECIAL COUNSEL IF HE REQUESTED ONE OF THE WHITE HOUSE ISN'T SAYING BUT THEY ARE STRESSING THE PRESIDENT SO FAR HAS BEEN FULLY COOPERATIVE, THEY SAY, AND THEY NOTE THAT THAT COOPERATION WILL CONTINUE, LINSEY. >> MARY, TURNING TO THE SHOWDOWN NOW BREWING OVER THE DEBT CEILING, PRESIDENT BIDEN MET WITH HOUSE SPEAKER KEVIN McCARTHY, HOW DID THAT GO? >> Reporter: WELL, AFTER MEETING FOR OVER AN HOUR HERE AT THE WHITE HOUSE THEIR FIRST SIT-DOWN SINCE REPUBLICANS TOOK CONTROL PUBLICLY BOTH SIDES WERE POSITIVE. McCARTHY SAID IT WAS A GOOD MEETING, CALLING IT -- SAYING HE THINKS THEY CAN FIND COMMON GROUND. THE WHITE HOUSE SAID IT WAS FRANK AND STRAIGHTFORWARD BUT BOTH SIDES ARE STILL STANDING FIRM AND IT'S NOT CLEAR IF ANY PROGRESS WAS REALLY MADE. THE SPEAKER WILL NOT COMMIT TO RAISING THE DEBT CEILING UNTIL THE PRESIDENT COMMITS TO MAKING STEEP SPENDING CUTS. NOW, McCARTHY SAYS HE HAS A BIG PLAN, AND I PUSHED HIM ON WHAT IT IS AND WHEN WE MIGHT GET A LOOK. HE'S NOT SAYING. WE DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE ASKING FOR HERE. WHILE THE PRESIDENT IS ADAMANT HE WILL NOT NEGOTIATE, ANY TALKS OVER THE DEBT AND DEFICIT HAVE TO BE SEPARATE. BOTH SIDES DON'T WANT TO SEE THE NATION DEFAULT ON ITS DEBT, CATASTROPHIC FOR THE ECONOMY BUT RIGHT NOW WE HAVE A LONG ROAD