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by june 1st if there's no deal on the debt ceiling. could president biden and kevin mccarthy help avert a potential financial disaster. that's coming up all right here here. a major move from the white house amid growing concerns of a massive influx of migrants at the u.s./mexico border. sources tell cnn president biden plans to send an additional 1,500 active duty troops to the southern border as the biden administration prepares for the end of the title 42 immigration program which allows the u.s. to delay or bar migrants. we should note when president trump sent active duty military to the border, there was a great

deal of outrage and now we see president biden taking a similar move. what is the administration preparing for next week when title 42 ends? >> the bottom line is the white house is preparing for an influx of migrants next week when the covid era restriction known as title 42 expires. it will expire because that's also when the coronavirus public health emergency ends, which is the basis of the authority. the previous administration has taken this actio the military to the border when there is a surge of migrants, and we know there are 2,500 national guard troops already there. the white house said they are essentially there to free up resources for border patrol agents. some of what they will do includes, for example, ground base detection and monitoring and data entry and warehouse support. they will not be interacting with migrants. and the white house press

secretary making clear moments ago they plan to have a humane processing of migrants. homeland security officials tell me more than 22,000 people in custody, and they are at 7,500 daily encounters, and all these numbers are climbing and indicating where things are headed. >> you might say title 42 was artificially extended for sometime given the initial motivation for doing it. let's talk about can we compare to what president biden is doing now, as you noted, 1,500 troops in a support role. is that a similar circumstance

instance when trump made the same decision? >> well, they come in and help from afar, and they help border patrol where they may see activity or where they need assistance, so those border patrol agents could make arrest where they are tryingi to evade capture. there are already 2,500 national guard troops on the ground. >> let's go to the border now where rosa flores has been in el paso. we were talking last hour about how many folks are on the city streets, and there are not enough room in the shelters for people. what are those numbers like? >> reporter: jim, it's difficult to tell because these shelters are overflowing. i want to show you around. if you look behind me, you will see the entire street is lined with migrants. if you look to my side over here, this alley also packed with migrants.

look at the other side and you will see how there are my tkpw -- migrants around the block. the priest said he has never seen anything like this and called it a crisis. this is the surge before may 11th. from talking to migrants and also community leaders and officials on both sides of the border, i can tell you there are thousands of more migrants in cities that are frustrated and they are losing patience because they are waiting for the lifting of title 42 and they just decided to cross over. and 42,000 migrants are in custody along the u.s./mexico border. they have 72 hours to process the migrants, and processing is a fancy word for immigration agents to determine if the

migrants are admissible to the united states or if they will be expelled or deported or processed and released into communities like this one, and that's why you see some of the populations like this here. some of these individuals simply crossed the border illegally. that's the reality. that's what the priest here says and other community leaders say. they know these are mixed status individuals. some of them have little manila folders with all of the documents processed by the federal government, and others lost their patience and crossed the border illegally. >> you make a good distinction. not every case can be dealt with greater security at the border, because the law allows those to have applications and to be considered. now to another major headline we are following. treasury secretary janet yellen said the u.s. will be out of

cash in less than a month. the solution is easy, or it should be, anyway. congress and the white house just have to raise the debt ceiling. they have done it dozens of times over the decades regardless of what party is in charge, and the bad news is this time republicans and democrats are playing a dangerous game of chicken. they may be putting all their eggs in one basket with a high stakes meeting between president biden and speaker mccarthy next week. let's take you live to capitol hill and melanie has been tracking the developments for us. since the meeting was announced yesterday, seems like both sides dug in their heels? >> yeah, you are right. despite learning we could be facing a june 1st deadline for a debt deadline, both sides are hardening their positions instead of softening. and chuck schumer said we don't have the luxury of time here,

and republicans, meanwhile, saying that's why biden should have agreed to sit down with kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the house, much earlier. there's one democrat that disagrees with his party's position. take a listen. >> it's unsustainable the direction we are going now, at 31.5 trillion, and basically saying what we will do is not talk about it, but then come back and talk about it. why not talk about it now and make sure we have an agreement that this is something that we all are concerned about? >> reporter: that was senator joe manchin who might be up for re-election next year in a red state, so he could have some of his own political calculations there. so far democrats are standing firm in their position, and in the house, the democratic leader took early procedural steps today to potentially force a floor vote on the clean debt

ceiling hike, and they are not there yet so all eyes on the high stakes meeting between biden and mccarthy next week. >> thank you so much. let's pivot and get the white house perspective from the cnn white house correspondent, jeremy diamond. president biden inviting republicans over one week from today, and the stakes are very high for this meeting. >> very high, boris. yesterday the reality of what could possibly happen in the stakes shifted with the new june 1 deadline, and nothing has changed. if you look at both the position of republicans on capitol hill and of the white house, there really is no shift in that position. we heard from the white house press secretary moments ago that once again urged the republicans to uphold their constitutional duty and pass a clean debt

ceiling bill. listen to her from just moments ago. >> threatening to default and crash the economy unless the president agrees with speaker mccarthy's entire agenda is not just unreasonable, it's dangerous. >> karine jean-pierre also said president biden will urge these congressional leaders to avoid default, but reiterating the white house's position, they will not negotiate over the debt ceiling bill. that puts the white house and house republicans in the same place they were before we learned of this new june 1 deadline, which is essentially there is no overlap between these two positions. what is going to happen here? the white house feels like they do have the political ground and they will continue to insist it's congress's duty to raise this and will point to the fact that republicans previously

approved clean debt ceiling increases, and then the meeting between president biden and four congressional leaders, if that could lead to a sense of spending on the side, that's where the white house is leaning right now but we will see if and when that is possible next week. >> jeremy, if there is no break through, the results could be devastating to the u.s. economy. yeah, we don't want to see that. jeremy diamond, thank you so much. jessica? the keyboards are quiet but the picket lines are not. for the first time in 16 years the writers guild of america is on strike. that means 11,000 union members are now demanding better compensation, especially for work on streaming services. the film and tv writers are going up against the biggest

names in the business, and the strike is bringing production on many tv shows to a halt. we got confirmation, jimmy kimmel and steve colbert will run reruns for now. >> these are our writers. these people -- these are our writers, and i will stick myself in there because i am wga, too. the writers' demands are not unreasonable. i support collective bargaining. unions are the reason we have weekends and why we have tgi fridays. >> vanessa is at one of the picket lines in new york. walk us through what one of the key issues is for the writers guild? >> reporter: that's right. we are on the picket line in new york city outside of peacock.

i want to step aside so my cameraman can show you what is going on. the studios want less writers in the writers room, and the writers want more writers in the writers room. and the employment length, how long writers are on different shows, and they want regulation around artificial intelligence, and finally residuals. residuals around streaming services. i want to flip around here very quickly and introduce you to one of the writers who is on the picket line today. this is karen, and she's a writer. tell me why you are out here today? >> i am here for a fair contract. i have been a member of the writers guild of america since 2009. when i started in the business, you could make a living as a writer. you could have a good life. the streaming model has made it increasingly harder for writers to make a living.

it's unsustainable. you know, one of the things we have been talking about a lot is that it's basically like the streaming services are treating union members like it's a big economy, and it has all that uncertainty. like i said before, it feels really unsustainable. we need to get a fair contract. >> thank you. >> reporter: from the studio's perspective, they say they have made proposals for increased compensation, increased residuals for streaming and they say they are actually willing to go higher but it's the key issue about the amount of writers in the writers' room that is stopping the two sides from coming together, as you mentioned, the last strike in 2007, 15 years ago, people here on the picket sign say they are willing to stick it out as long as it takes to get the fair contract they believe they deserve. jessica? >> this could go on a while. vanessa there at the picket line

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altitude commercial aviation flies. it's unmanned. the pentagon believes it's not being directed by any sort of foreign power or adversary, so it's not clear where it comes from. a source told us it was not appearing to emit any signals, so not doing any spying. it did not pass over any military or sensitive sites, and did not pose a threat to anybody, and that is why they made the decision to not shoot it down. the pentagon changed their parameters and filters of what they are looking for in the sky. after the balloon was shot down in february, there were three more objects president biden ordered to have shot down, and they could have made complications for planes, and so

they decided to shoot it down. in this case, i am told it's out of hawaiian airspace and territory and the pentagon will continue to watch this with the faa. >> in the wake of the chinese balloon, we knew it was a surveillance balloon from china. as you tighten that net, you catch a lot of stuff and a lot of stuff you catch is not problematic, but you are using resources to respond to it. what is happening in hawaii, they are saying, okay, we are okay with this one. >> yeah, we will watch it float away from american airspace. and there's a distinct possibility where it could be academic science work. >> let's hope it's not a science project floating away. we are getting a new look at the road that leads to the

embattled city near ukraine. and then russia's forces have suffered more than 1,000 casualties since december, and this is ahead of a counter offensive by ukrainian forces that could begin at any moment. let's go live to ukraine and nick peyton walsh is there for us. there are doubts on how russia will be able to defend the ukrainian counter offensive? >> reporter: some of this is based on their performance over the past year and some signals we have been hearing from russian officials about their concern, about unexpected attacks in different parts of zaporizhzhia.

we have seen russia dig around zaporizhzhia where many believe the counter offensive will be launched by ukraine, and that's the area that connect occupied parts near russia, and the area annexed, and that could be a blow for moscow. a lot of probing appears to have been happening there, if you listen to russian officials talking about the shelling they have been seeing towards russian infrastructure around there. what we don't know is what russia is planning to hold off ukraine's counter offensive, and weaponry, training and probably intelligence assistance as well. remember, a u.s. official speaking to congress said they have been helping ukraine to launch a surprise attack, so there are a lot of unknowns about russia's ability to have

recovered its extraordinary losses over the past year, and being ready for this attack. there's a symbolic city that russia has thrown everything it can at over the winter, and the fighters said if you didn't get enough artillery shells from the russian military defense he may have to pao pull back his mill grunts militants from that area, perhaps suggesting things are still not quite right in russia's military. >> yeah, there's frustrations coming from the kremlin. i wanted to get your thoughts on this figure. 100,000 russian casualties in

the last few months, and the kremlin disputing that. >> reporter: look, the kremlin said they have no way of knowing how washington was able to pool this number together. it's a catastrophic number, suggesting if you do bad math, 1 in 500 military-aged males were wounded or killed in ukraine since december. we don't know where the u.s. got this number from. they say it's from intelligence that has been made public. they said 20,000 have, indeed, been killed and half of those serving in the area of where they are being deployed, and it's hard to know where the numbers came from. we do know that russia has been bad at getting its wounded to

survive. we don't really know about the number, but one thing that is clear about it, it's startling and reflects some degree of reality of russia's appalling management of its forces over the winter. i spoke to a russian convict that who was in the hospital in russia and being told they would have to go back wounded to serve at the front lines. they have done everything they can to take back bakhmut and they failed. >> not only does it reflect rus rus russian incompetence, but we don't know where they got that. ahead, how the administration is responding.

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week. at the same time, president biden and house speaker, kevin mccarthy, announced they are going to meet. one week from today they will sit down at the white house to discuss the debt ceiling. that face-to-face comes as the clock ticks towards what could be an economic disaster if they don't come to an agreement. janet yellen warns the country could be out of cash if the two do not agree to raise the debt ceiling. and then writers on strike, specifically for their works on streaming services. you will notice the impact on late-night tv first. boris. right now authorities are searching for a killer and student at the university of

california davis. it comes after last week two other people were stabbed to death. first, a 50-year-old man at a nearby central park. that was on thursday. a uc davis student at sycamore park on thursday night. police have made no arrests and named no suspects. nick watt has been following the story for us. nick, bring us up to speed on the manhunt. >> reporter: we are just hearing from the chief of police and he is still taking questions. basically the manhunt rolls on. they have not identified a potential suspect here. they have not definitively connected these three crimes, although we are now getting a bit more of a picture of what happened. the first murder, the first victim found thursday morning, and the second victim murdered

saturday night. the police chief said in both cases, the stab wounds inflicted on these two men didn't suggest a robbery, it was not one or two stab wounds. he said these attacks were particularly brutal with many and significant injuries. that's the connection between the first two. we have descriptions of the suspect from the murder thursday night and the attack last night. the suspect was interacting with a number of people before stabbing this woman. the suspect did not really seem to care that people might be able to identify him. the police right now are working on a sketch but we are told the suspect they are looking for is average height, thin, pale complexion, but with long, dark, curly hair. that seems to be the most identifying factor right now. in terms of the town, well, the police chief says, listen, people are right to be scared.

he advised people to institute a buddy system. don't go out alone at night. all of these attacks, so far, have happened at night. the chief was asked if he would, perhaps, introduce a curfew. he said that would be an extraordinary measure that would shutdown the city. we are not quite ready yet. and the curfew would take a lot of policing to enforce, and right now they are upping patrols and trying to keep as many officers as possible on the manhunt. the fbi is also involved and the local police say they hope they will get criminal profilers from the fbi involved to try and figure out if what they are looking at here is a serial killer. back to you. >> nick, tell us about the victims. one of them was known in the community for his compassion. >> yeah, this was a guy, the chief says he was a homeless man and well known in the community. he would walk around town asking

people on their views about compassion. this was his passion in life. the other man murdered, a 20-year-old computer science student that was going to graduate in a few weeks. his family moved to california from lebanon a few years ago looking for safety. he's now dead. didn't manage to graduate. the family now not celebrating a graduation, but mourning a son. while the manhunt for the killer goes on and the people in the town remain very, very scared. >> tragic stories coming to an end there. nick watt, keep us updated with the latest. thank you. the secret service blocked one man from the white house, and the mayor was notified he would not be allowed to attend just half an hour before he was set to arrive yesterday. he told cnn he believes he was

denied because of racial profiling. we are joined live from new jersey, and the mayor is at a press conference alongside muslim leaders in his state. what else is he saying today? >> i can tell you i just left the press conference going on about 15 minutes ago. there are muslim leaders in new jersey and the mayor in that press conference right now, and they are very upset because they believe genuinely this is an example, as you said, of racial profiling and they are calling on the white house from getting away in using a no fly or no watch list in this country. yesterday there was an event at the white house to celebrate the end of ramadan. according to the white house, there was almost 400 people in attendance at that event and many of them muslim and elected leaders who are also muslim.

and the mayor, 30 minutes before the event he got a phone call saying the secret service barred him from ts no longer able to attend. the secret service or white house told us as to why. and they released a statement, the mayor said on cnn this morning that this is an example of targeted harassment of arabs and muslims by the federal government. his explanation and thought is that the belief is he was put on a watch list back in 2019, when he was questioned at the airport for maybe having contact with terrorists, and he said that's not true. listen to what he said in the press conference. >> i have no reason to believe that i am an unsafe person to

any elected official. i have been around with elected officials from a national level to a school board level and i have supported many of them. >> at this point the white house is still pushing all questions about this incident to the secret service, and the secret service says they regret any inconvenience that may have been caused to the mayor, but were not given an explanation as to why this mayor was banned from this particular event. community members in new jersey are not letting the attention on this incident go away. they are still hoping for at least a call or apology from the white house. >> the white house press secretary just saying this remains under review by the secret service. thank you so much. rockets fired from gaza towards israel after a prominent palestinian detainee died in an israeli prison. we will have an update on the rising tensions there.

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now to some of the other headlines we are watching this hour. a barrage of at least 22 rockets were fired from gaza towards israel. the israel military said four of the rockets were intercepted and 16 of them falling in open areas injuring at least three people. it comes after the death of a palestinian prisoner who died inside an israel jail after a

long hunger strike. in the meantime, a climber died, jonathan sugarman began to feel sick and passed away. he's the fourth person to die on mount everest this year. there was a record number of permits in 2023 for those wanting to scale the highest peak. manatee county deputies pulling a father and young son from the gulf of mexico after they were swept away by rip currents and had to be rescued 100 yards away from the beach. close call. >> scary moments. a crisis in nursing is upon us. that warning comes amid important new data from a nationwide survey of registered nurses, many thinking about leaving the profession altogether now. they say their work is much less satisfying and much more

stressful. the senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen, joins us now. we hailed them during the pandemic. they worked so hard and put their lives on the line here, but it just seems exhaustion reigns now. tell us how we got here and what the data shows. >> that's right, jim. nurse morale was a problem before the pandemic and it got much, much worse during the pandemic. this is a huge survey of 18,000 nurses. let's take a look at what they found. 30% of them said they are likely to leave nursing and they really blamed the pandemic for that because of the workload and the way they were treated by many patients. they also said 40% of the patients said that they felt burnt out. this is terrible news for nurses and also the rest of us because they rely on them. >> if you ever had anybody ill, it's the nurses you deal with

more often than the doctors. what kind of solutions are being talked about here? >> so the group that did this survey, they had several different suggestions, and one of them, they said, was they needed to reduce patient load. nurses said they dependant have enough time to do one-on-one with their patients. they said you could pay nurses better, and they also said that there needs to be a safer working environment, especially during the pandemic. nurses were attacked sometimes by angry patients, and they said hospitals and employers needed to do a better job protecting them. >> thank you so much, jessica. we are days away from the coronation of king charles iii. new details are trickling out about all the pomp and circumstance. we will bring you those details, next. and our most advanced safety system ever. ♪

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trinet. people matter. ♪ britten is counting down to saturday's coronation of king charles iii. we're learning more, including what king charles will be wearing. these pieces of historic clothing from the royal collection. cnn's anna stewart is in london to tell us more about them. these were created in the early 1800s. they were worn by his grandmother and also his mother. a lot of history there. >> reporter: you look at the imperial mantle, this big robe, it's gold, it's silver, it's silk, embroidered flowers on it. it was made for george iv's coronation. king charles great, great, great

grandmother's uncle. now that mantle and also the the gold tunic you see which actually goes under the mantle, very glitzy. both of those often reused for coronations. but just what's interesting is looking at some of the other items, the coronation glove, the coronation sword belts are being reused which is more unusual. he's reusing those from his grandfather george vi. we're told king charles has decided to do this. his long-term commitment of sustainability and also efficiency. trying to keep some of those costs down. >> and anna, that's one thing. we know the coronation is, of course, a very religious event. it is glitzy. it is full of pageantry, as you're showing us right now. but there are some brits questioning how much it will cost and if it's worth it. with. >> reporter: and i think there would be a lot of criticism if they spun new gold robes for this coronation, not just the modern era we're in economic

climate. uk, inflation is still above 10%. we had 11 interest rate hikes from the central bank in a row. people are struggling financially. and there is some criticism already actually about this coronation and how much it will cost just in terms of the security bill for the taxpayer. estimates from british media outlets between 63 and 125 million dollars. and if you consider, of course, last year was pretty expensive for royal events. we had the late queen's platinum jubilee, a huge event and then very sadly, of course, her funeral as well. so over 12 months it's been a pretty expensive year in terms of royal events. that said, i have to say, after this coronation, you have to wonder when the next big event will be. will it be the jubilee in another ten years? i was thinking maybe royal wedding. prince george, only turning 10 this year, i feel like we have to wait a bit longer. >> i think it will be a while for prince george. all right. anna stewart for us in london. thanks so much. and don't forget, you can celebrate the coronation of king

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