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tuesday, and sources tell cnn the temperature could be just right for bargaining. here's the latest from washington. president biden says he's likely meeting with congressional leaders on tuesday, setting up another showdown over the debt limit. the president said his aids are working through the timing with that meeting, but top economists say the staff level talks have been constructive, and they said they talked about the need of avoiding default. president biden struck an optimistic tone that an agreement will be reached. >> i learned a long time ago, and you know as well as i do it's never good to characterize talks in the middle of the talk. i think there's a desire on their part as well as ours to reach an agreement. i think we will be able to do it. >> in preparation for this

upcoming meeting with president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy and other congressional leaders. officials have said some of the discussions centered around the budget also trying to claw back unspent covid relief funds and permitting reform. and all eyes are on the warning date for which the u.s. could potentially default on its debt for the first time in history, and some are warning the impacts of the potential default could be felt well before that. the white house warned if they wait until the final deadline, 200,000 jobs could be lost. business leaders warned the stock market could start to panic the closer it gets to that date. both sides of very cognizant of the economic consequences that could be at risk if the u.s. were to default. the president says he thinks they have time to hammer out a

deal, and he asked if they have the will to do that. ron brownstein, a senior editor with "the atlantic." great to have you with us. >> hi, rosemary. >> the most promising issue for this country right now is the looming debt ceiling crisis. how likely is it do you think republicans and democrats could find a compromised solution to the problem before june 1st when the u.s. could default on its debt and plunge the world into economic chaos? >> this has historically been one of the issues where predictions work backwards, where people assume default is so catastrophic that it became unthinkable, and the question was not whether but how. in 2011, the last time we have had a confrontation of this magnitude, there was a wide-spread assumption in the political system that somehow,

some way, barack obama, mitch mcconnell and john boehner would find a way to get it done. the markets, i think, still believe that in the end political leadership on both sides of the aisle will not drive the u.s. and potentially the global economy off a cliff in a self-forced error, but in 2011 the republican caucus in the house driving this confrontation is further to the right and the majority is smaller and the speaker is weaker. when you put all of those together you see the possibility that we could be running through that this plate glass window in a way people never thought was possible before. >> that's a nightmare scenario, indeed. i want to take a look now at the gop race for the presidential nomination. we are seeing a escalation intention between former

president donald trump and ron desantis, who criticized trump over the weekend in iowa. now we are hearing the florida's governor political stuff will move into an official run. when do you expect desantis will make that call and how will trump likely react to it? >> the preannouncement for desantis has been as bad as it has been for any candidate, i think, since maybe teddy kennedy in 1980 when he would challenge carter. desantis was seen as the great hope in the party among those that wanted to move past trump, but he has had a very rough time moving from this very insular environment he created in florida where he doesn't talk to the mainstream media at all to one in which he has edged out on

to the national stage, and the answer he gave on ukraine calling it a territorial dispute was a turning point. trump has gone after him from left and right in different times, and also in his uniquely personal style. desantis may be at a low end, right? trump is the dominant figure in the republican party, and there's still a piece of the party that does not believe he should be the nominee in 2024, after watching him this week -- or last week on that cnn town hall. none of the other 24 candidates used this stumbling period for desantis to generate any momentum of their own, and i suspect he will get another look and what he faced the last few weeks he will be pressured to announce sooner than later. >> and trump had to cancel his

rally due to tornado warnings, and desantis was not deterred and made an appearance there, but polls show trump leading desantis by nearly 20 points. >> well, iowa is a place where you can make up ground, right? there will only be 120,000 -- there are more than 125,000 people voting on the republican side in the caucuses there. it's a contained universe, and you can pummel it with television, and iowa does give you a chance to get off the map. the challenge is if you think about who doesn't like trump in the republican party? it's heavily tilted towards voters with a college degree that find his cultural grievance and his belligerent persona

excessive. desantis' problem is he based his whole candidacy so far on the trumpism without trump. by signing a six-week abortion ban and on the permit-less carry -- he should be more accept pbl in the end, but the way he has chosen to run trying to squeeze around trump to his right, i think in many ways alienates his constituency in the primary. >> many thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. turkey's hotly contested presidential election is likely headed to a runoff with nearly all results tallied, and neither candidate has the 50% required to win out right.

state news reports erdogan leads with 34% of the vote while the challenger has nearly 45%. >> ballot counting is continue into the early morning hours of monday, and so far it doesn't seem that either of the candidates have been able to achieve that 50 plus threshold it needed to win the presidency. this is president erdogan's toughest election he faced in his 20 years of being -- in leading the country. we heard from president on the

balcony of the headquarters of his party, and that's where he usually delivers his victory speech. tonight he came out and said that he felt he needed to come out and speak to the people from that same balcony, saying that while there are no official preliminary results out yet and that the vote counting is continuing, he did sound con t confident saying he believes they are in the lead, but at the same time saying this could be heading towards a second round. and the opposition candidate also coming out and saying that they are ready for a runoff if this is what the turkish people have decided. now, here outside the

headquarters of president erdogan's party, and his supporters turning out all night to say they show. they know this has been a very tough election for him, and they believe that this is the man who represents them who they want to represent turkey and continue to lead the country. they believe he has transformed this country into a regional power, a power on the world stage, and they want to continue on that path. on the other side you have got the opposition that has been promising people change, promising to unseat president erdogan who they say has turned this into an ought kratic

country. as we are seeing these results coming out, you can see it reflects the division in this country, and can you see what a polerized country this country is. the one thing everybody agrees on is this is the most consequential election in the modern history of this country, and this is not just about the next five years. they would tell you this is about the future direction of this country. >> last hour i spoke with the turkey bureau chief for the middle east eye, and he is there and i asked if he expected mr. erdogan to hold on to power or whether the runoff might be the end of the the decades as turkey's leader. >> if you look at the turk candidate, he got 5% of the

vote. it's unlikely the second round will be won easily, and he basically stole votes for erdogan. and they are going to have a choice, they are more likely to vote for erdogan because, you know, the turkish nations won't want a candidate that is in alliance with the kurdish nations, and that's a likely reason they would vote for erdogan. >> how surprised are you that this election was not more decisive and is poised to go to a runoff? why should the rest of the world care about the outcome? >> it's surprising after 20 years in power, the cost of living crisis, the refugee

crisis and the earthquake that he managed, and the hype and the momentum failed to pass the percent. the opposition that is basically ushering more democracy based on alliance building, and basically could take him down. >> elon musk has been slammed for censoring content on his media social media twitter, and what do you say about that and what impact did this likely have on the outcome?

>> i think the criticisms levied against musk are not fair because the turkish government basically threatened twitter. they basically gave a choice, first, you are either going to comply with our request and >> that will be the questions of the election. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has arrived in the uk to meet with the president. he announced the visit on his twitter account where he says the uk is a leader when it comes to expanding capabilities on the ground and in the air. this co-op ration will continue

today. i will meet my friend and we will conduct negotiations face- to-face and in delegations. the trip comes after a weekend of visits to european capitals to meet with key allies. they pledged additional aid for ukraine's war with russia. for on the story, i'm joined by -- live from london. president zelenskyy has arrived in the uk for these meetings. of course, in the future. the more you learning about all of this. >> it is significant that this trip comes on the heels of the confirmation last week that they have provided longer-range missiles. this is significant in their efforts to weekend behind russian lines. they say this will only happen in russian occupied areas of

ukraine. we are getting the details about the military aid that will come out of this visit. a statement saying that will include hundreds of missiles and also drones. long ranged attack drones. concrete results already from this visit. there is also interest only a bit of a shift in turn. we know they have yet to secure any commitments for those fighter jets from nato countries . -- he failed to secure them on his last trip. they knew they had promised to train ukrainian pilots, but now they have an announcement of a timeline. they also say the training goes hand to hand with working on providing the fighter jets of choice.

this has something to do with the longer-term capabilities. there seems to be momentum on this front. worse, he will also be updating on his a weekend of talks in europe. during those meetings, he made it very clear ahead of what is supposed to be a counter effective in ukraine. he wants the war to end this year. take a listen. >> translator: our security, as well as the territory, security, and -- must be guaranteed. now the time for us to have the end of his war this year. this year, we can make aggressors the feet irreversible. >> the fear is that somehow this war may not fully end. that this could be some kind of

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launching nearly 1500 rockets toward them last week. it was the third conflict in as many years between israel and palestinian militants in gaza. for more, going to cnn -- what is the latest? >> last night, there was a brief moment where the cease- fire may have been violated. a rocket was launched toward israel. israel responded by shouting militant echoes across the border. there were no injuries reported on either tide -- side. they said it was a, quote, malfunction. it was a brief moment that they thought the cease-fire was over. things to remain calm. people are assessing the damage. schools are reopening in southern israel. they had been close as a result of this conflict.

civilians are starting to assess the damage. almost 1500 rockets were fired from gaza into israel, killing two people. one happened to be a palestinian from gaza lose work in israel at the time. we know at least 30 palestinians who were killed in gaza. military saying at least 20 of them were -- we do know something of 11 civilians, people who were completely uninvolved who were killed as a result of these airstrikes. with this israeli military officials, the consensus is while they do contend this was a tactical success, things still sort of remain where they were before this operation even to place. they are still there, they haven't been completely wiped out. it is a heavy blow, but they

are still in power, at the end of the day, civilians on both sides are the ones who suffer the most as a result of this. there has been a political effect. excuse me. the national security minister, he had boycotted votes before this operation because he believed the early security response to the previous 100 rockets that were fired before this took place, he believed it was a weak response. as it took place, his political party has not returned to -- israeli prime minister, his poll numbers were suffering right before this. as this took place as a result of these military strike, his poll numbers are backup. also, those anti-traditional anti-hole process, those were actually counseled on saturday

as a result of the security situation. there has been a political effect. looking at the situation on the ground on both sides, nothing has really changed. in actuality, everyone is thinking this was happen again in the next few weeks. my thanks for joining us live with that report from jerusalem. is 78-year-old american citizen has been sentenced by a chinese court to life in prison on spying charges. he is also a hong kong permanent resident. he was detained in april, 2021. authorities have not provided any details on this charges or the process that led to his conviction. cases involving state. are usually handled behind closed doors. still to come, cnn speaks with migrant mother's who risked the

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the heart of el paso, texas. you will find people waiting in limbo. they are migrant families. some, single mothers who told us they were recently processed and released. children, physically exhausted. others play in the courtyard. young minds spared the anguish of mom and dad trying to figure out when or if they can continue the rest of the journey in what can easily become a hopeless space. it seems the migrant mothers keep hope alive. she keeps it together for her nine-year-old. she says two of her older dollars -- daughters remain in federal detention. >> it will be a sad mother's day, she tells me. my daughters will be by my side. the last days, turning down opportunity, refusing to go

anywhere without all of her daughters. we left together, and that is how we must remain until god allows, the single mother remains. -- left south america three months ago with her partner and their son, jason. we found another monthly bond in this quarter of the shelter where she receives care for baby jeremy, just -- she tells me she carried him from venezuela to texas where she went into labor immediately after stepping on u.s. soil. maternal instinct to provide for their children is what drove them to make the journey in the first place. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> a parent would do anything to see their children safe.

this helps to ease any of mom's sorrows. we ask her what she wants to be when she grows up. a seamstress, like mom. on sunday, the department of homeland security reported that they have experienced about a 50% decrease in the total amount of migrant encounters. it was roughly 10,000 leading up to the expiration of title 42. that has slowly been dropping on saturday, about order 200 now in terms of the number that will continue to rise. they are turning to cities throughout the united dates as many of them don't remain in these border communities, they go to cities like denver, colorado, washington, and certainly new york city. cnn, el paso, texas. a former governor of texas has gone back to strict enforcement at the border.

rick perry says a system needs to be in place for legal immigration. mexico and central american countries need to work with the u.s. to help make that happen. immigration will likely be a hot button issue to the 2020 presidential debate. one serving as the energy sector of donald trump the client to support his former bosses campaign and is teasing his own possible presidential bid. >> he may get to hear me calling names again. who knows? it is still early in the process. if you will recall, i didn't announce for president in 2011 until august. we've got a lot of time left. >> does that mean you are thinking about jumping in? >> i got your attention now, did not? >> he previously ran for president in 2012 and 2016.

sunday's general election in thailand saw the highest turnout in the country's history. more than 75% of voters participated, and they made it clear, they want change. nearly all votes counted, opposition parties have swept the board. paula joins me now with more on all of this. good to see you again, paula. they have delivered a powerful view of the -- how likely is it that the military will respect this result with mike that is the big question, rosemary. some of the parties have suggested that they will respect the election results. we don't know frankly that they will try and intervene in any way. they certainly have in the past. there have been two in just the past 20 years in thailand. most experts you speak to think that the chances are very low. it has been a decisive mark in

a decisive message to those military backed parties. these are still unofficial votes. it will be another five days at least until they can make the official. the party that has one of those seats is really the most progressive seats. we heard from them a little bit earlier from -- was the leader and potential -- >> people love tile and have already spoken. i'm ready to be the prime minister for all. if you disagree with me are you grew to me. i have congratulated her for her half fought campaign and have invited her to join the coalition. that includes five more parties in the previous position. >> that is where the

horsetrading starts now, all the cold making, trying to build a coalition of progressive parties that can hold its own against the military backed parties. he was always the favorite to win, but they have come in second at this point. they have similar policies in many ways. they are effectively to restructure tile and, restructure the economy. it has certainly not been in recent years. also, for the once potential monarchy there. >> all right, thanks for joining us live from saul. one year ago, a mass shooting shattered lives in buffalo, new york. the community honors the 10 victims were killed while shopping in a grocery store. details on that just ahead.

people are cleaning up and assisting in the damage in southeast asia after tropical cyclone battered -- and bangladesh. we will have the details.

in buffalo new york, residents have marked one year since 10 people were killed in a racist attack at a grocery store. the victims were all black. a moment of silence were held on sunday at the memorial followed by church bells in remembrance of those laws. u.s. president joe biden also addressed the anniversary, writing that the plague of gun violence only appears to be getting worse. once again, calling on congress to pass urgent gun reform.

two asia, the cyclone has moved on to southwestern china with little more than rain. not before leaving a trail of destruction. the storm made landfall early on sunday along the coast of northwest -- winds of more than 200 kilometers per hour blew the roofs of buildings, uprooted trees, and knocked down power lines. heavy rainfall and strong winds hit the area in bangladesh. no fatalities have been reported . let's get the latest, joining us live from you daily. good to see you. what is the latest on the impact and the aftermath of the cyclone in an emr and with this? >> what condition the western

coast is after the landfall. what we do know, cyclone mocha went through the western coats. there was an expectation that as you mentioned, the largest refugee part of the world. it veered to the east, which is the rakhine state. there is a city there, the capital that is known as the city which we believe has been massively damaged. as of now, the munication lines remain down. they don't know much of what is happening on the ground, but we have been seeing the videos coming in from the city. it is flooded. what we do know that the lines are down. there is no access. it has been difficult for people to the reach out to

loved ones. some of them had also moved to homes of relatives, more into the insides of myanmar away from the coastline area. very little information coming from myanmar. there has been a sigh of relief from the officials in bangladesh area they were expecting this to be impacted massively by the cyclone. it veered to the east moments before landfall. a lot of lives have perhaps been spared. they thought it would be in the path of a cyclone, but like you said, there has been damage and devastation in terms of the cyclone of what it has left behind. more work to come for myanmar. here's what a shopkeeper in

bangladesh had to say. he called it one of the strongest psychoses ever witnessed. >> translator: i run a shop here. i have a basil nut guarding, but it also has been destroyed. i have seen the cyclones of 1991 and '94, but today's was more dangerous. >> according to a consultant, it is not looking good in the rakhine state of myanmar. he's called is one of the strongest cyclone for it the area in over a decade, rosemary. we will get you more when there is more to report. >> absolutely. thanks for that report. i appreciate it. last hour, i spoke with the bangladesh representative for the commission of the refugees. i asked them how they are recovering after this powerful storm. take a listen. >> fortunately, the cam sims delves -- happening in myanmar.

the camps have been affected. fortunately, we haven't seen casualties. lots of damage to the shelters, community building, many, many trees have fallen. they are still assessing the damage, the extent. no matter what storm there is -- is still a lot of damage. >> what emergency plans are in place to handle the possible threat of flooding and landslides in this part of bangladesh? is there a concern about that? >> definitely. the storm is also accompanied by heavy rain. that causes flooding, land slides, as you mentioned.

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