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confusion, and could hurt the economy, and what the reaction is for the penalties of undocumented workers. all of these stories are coming in right now to cnn "news central." so, this morning a new claim that a u.s. citizen has died in bakhmut which is a city in eastern ukraine that has been seeing fighting for months now. the wagner paramilitary group says that a body has found with u.s. document, and the state department has not verified the claim, but it is seeking additional information. overnight, the ukrainian officials say they have drones and missiles to target a key spot, but many of the western

made weapons took out a missile. and nick, we have known that americans have gone to fight in ukraine and americans have died there, and what is the latest of the claim of the u.s. citizen dying in bakhmut? >> yeah, we know that bakhmut is one of the places that is perhaps the most deadliest for any personnel fight for ukrainians or russians. evgeni prigozhin is known far more for the propaganda than the truth, but he says this u.s. citizen is fighting for the ukrainians in bakhmut is going to be repatriated to the americans or the american representatives and put in a coffin and draped in a u.s. flag, because he said that he died in an honorable way fighting and not in his bed, but

again, prigozhin propaganda and you cannot lose sight of that. but again, it is a strike system that is the united states has given to the ukrainians, and what we have heard from ukrainian military is that russia tried to penetrate the sophisticated air defenses with multiple missiles the hypersonic missiles, six of them fired from the north and nine cruise missiles fired from the black sea from the south, and from the east, three of the largest missiles all trying to penetrate the air defenses around koyiv, and they are saying that none of the missiles got through. this is a war where a lot of the missiles and a lot of shells, and a lot of casualties and death, and a lot of propaganda

coming from the russian propaganda and prigozhin is always in that camp, john. >> this is where the ukrainians say they shot down the hypersonic missiles and then the russians say they are shooting down the american-made hypersonic missiles. we will have to wait and see. kate? this is the second time that the officials are to meet on the debt ceiling. and janet yellen is saying in a letter to kevin mccarthy that time is running out for june 1st. and the staff has describeded ongoing staff levels as prod productive, but kevin mccarthy is pouring cold water on that. arlette seanez is there at the white house. what are you hearing could happen there today? >> well, the expectations that today's meeting is going to lead to any grand deal are low at

this point. you have heard this different public messaging from the white house, and speaker kevin mccarthy heading into the face-to-face meeting at 3:00 this afternoon. our colleague telling lauren fox today that he is not optimistic about the upcoming talks unless things change. this is running counter from what you heard from president biden over the weekend when he said this he heard optimistic tone that they would reach something. and this is when they were talking in earnest on both sides, but both sides have called the meetings constructive even though they are very slow going in getting to any type of an agreement or establishing contours of what could be hammered out between president biden and the house speaker. you know, there are those areas that have been put on the table

to open to some potential compromise to permitting reform to clawing back the covid relief funds, but some sticking areas to the length of budget caps as well as the requirements for certain government aid programs, but right now, everyone is facing a real time crunch in this moment. the house speaker thinks that he believes there has to be a deal struck by this weekend, and it is simply doing to take a lot of time to move the legislation, and corral the caucuses together in order to get these types of agreements signed into actual law. a bit earlier today, we heard secretary yellen of the treasury saying that if they default, there are no good options that the treasury can use to save frus catastrophe, so clearly

this meeting is high stakes and running up against the time frame for president biden to depart for japan tomorrow, but aides i have spoken to acknowledged that he could very well leave for this trip without a deal in hand and high level aides continuing talks. >> and kevin mccarthy was speaking to reporters if he would advice the president not to go on the trip that he is about to leave, and kevin mccarthy saying something to the effect that the president is the president and he can make his own decision, but if it were him that he would not leave the country for 16 days when there are eight days left for a default. sara? this morning, investigators are trying to figure out how another mass shooting is happening. this morning an 18-year-old gunman killed three people, and wounded others in what is at

this point purely random. the shooter and the victims are not identified, but the suspect was using three firearms including an ar-style rifle before he was shot dead. cnn's natasha chan is following details for us. what are you hearing? what is completely random at this point? >> yes, sara, that is what the police said in a post to facebook last night. he described how this shooter roamed up to a quarter mile in this neighborhood firing at whatever entered his head to shoot at including six houses and three cars in addition to the people who you mentioned were hurt. let's go over those details. three people shot and killed and six others wounded, and the six others include two police officers, one farmington police officer and one state police officer and both are expected to be okay.

this is the chief talk about the investigation as to why this happened. >> we are doing the best that we can. and talking with the family members of the suspect, looking at what was going on and looking at the evidence to figure out what the motivation was, but at this point, it appears to be purely random, and that there were no schools no,schools, no o individuals targeted. >> there was a lot of fear in the community at this moment, and as you can imagine, the schools were locked down as this was going on, and the chief called this devastating. he said this is one of the most difficult and horrific days that farmington has experienced in this town in northwest new

mexico. within five minutes of that call and three minutes of the arrival, that is when the shots were fired and the shots killed that suspect. we are waiting for a press conference this afternoon and hoping to learn more. >> so many places in america have had to experiencement kate? >> yes, absolutely like allen, texas, and the frantic calls from the shoppers for the first time heard coming to aid for people hurt after a gunman was in allen texas. eight people killed there, and seven people were injured. josh campbell is tracking latest. josh, these calls are a reminder of how these shootings not only forever impact those who are injured or god forbid unfortunately killed, but anyone and everyone who comes to their aid to try to help. what are you hearing in the 911 calls? >> no, you are absolutely right, kate. it is horrific, and it is

important that people not tune this out or tune away, because we are reporting on those physically injured in these mass shootings, there are others who are psychologically impacted. i will play the audio, but it is the pain of the 911 callers trying to desperately direct the police to the gunman and those trying to treat those who are already shot. listen. >> 911, if you are not injured, cover and stay in place. >> ma'am, yes, they are on scene. do you see the shooter, or are you injured? >> yes, the shooter is outside. >> where are they outside? >> he is walking outside? >> where? >> across the store of the outlet, and right there. >> okay.

okay. >> where is he shot at? >> he is conscious and bleeding. >> can you get them to safety and stop the bleeding. >> okay. stay there and we will continue answering calls right now. and there are others who have emotional stars in the future. >> what are you hearing about the possible motive? >> so, thus far, investigators have not concluded a specific motive. we are report on the social footprint and the reporting of the neo-nazis and the public safety is reporting that the location of the mall and hearing

from community members of north texas are calling for a robust investigation saying that the alleged white supremist has attacked a mall that is becoming increasingly more diverse. have a listen. >> the target of location does not exclude hate crime. plano and frisco is one of the largest populations of the coast. we are asking for a full location of officials to determine if this is a hate crime. >> reporter: at last check, the fbi laboratory was trying to get into the devices to collect as much information to determine a motive. >> thank you, josh, for that update. and huge price plunge at the pump. will it continue?

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matt egan is back with where the prices are now, and what is behind the decline. >> well, kate, reasons behind them, and not all great news, but it is undeniably a great news. and look at this $3.53 a gallon from aaa and down almost a dollar from a year ago, and $1.50 of the record high of $5.02 a gallon, and half of the states are under $3.40 including new hampshire, georgia and north carolina and even one state averaging less than $3 a gallon which is mississippi where aaa says the national average is $2.57 which is down from $4.08 a year ago. the feds say that inflation has driven down the price of gas prices, and plus, the u.s. is

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biden administration coming out yesterday saying they will buy 3 million barrels of oil to start what is going to be a year's long process of replenishing this reserve, but we should keep all of this in context, because they have drained hundreds of millions of barrels, and the spr is at the lowest level since the early 1980s, and so this is the start of a longer process. >> and clearly necessary. >> clearly. >> good to see you, matt. thank you so much. and today, north carolina's legislature is going to push through a law to ban abortions after 12 week, and measure vetoed by the governor roy cooper, but the republicans have a super majority in the legislature, and if the vote goes by party lines, it could override the veto. cnn's isabel rosales is joining us, and where is this vote going, because the republicans have one-vote margin for the super majority?

>> right, and the leadership in both chambers believe they have the numbers to defeat the governor's veto. the governor has been putting in the hours and touring ing the s for the last week or so, but he has a barrier that the republicans have a veto-proof supermajority. sot the veto-proof is slim. he needs one republican to break away from the party in order for the veto to survive. he is going to focus on four republicans so far, and two of which have remained silent. the two that you that you will see on the left, bradford and lee, they have already pushed back on cooper. they will not work with him on that, but republican ted davis and patricia cotham is two we

are watching, because tricia cotham did campaign on abortion access and she also switched from democrat to republican earlier this mast month, and phil burger is the state majority leader has confirmed that the vote to override the veto is on the floor calendar, and that session starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern and that vote could happen any time after that. so here is the order of events. the senate must vote on the bill first, and that is the originating chamber, and then that bill can go over to the house. each chamber 3/5 of all voting and present members, they must vote in order for the veto to be overridden there. >> all right. we will be watching this very carefully. isabel rosales, thank you.

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florida today. it is all over a newly passed law that imposes tough penalties on undocumented immigrants and anyone helping them in the state. it is going into effect in july and makes transporting anyone into the country illegally a felony. requires companies with 25 employees or more to check the status of workers and fine the workers who hire undocumented workers. carlos suarez is here with more on this. you have been talking to people in florida about the confusion, about the law, about what is going on hee, and what are they telling you? >> kate, as you can imagine, the undocumented workers across the state are afraid. immigration groups are saying

that undocumented groups across the state is well over 500,000, and the group in homestead, and we are talking about 20,000 undocumented workers who take to the fields including this one behind mef ri every single day. and the confusion around this law is around misinformation. now the law does a number of things. one of those requirements now are that companies with at least 25 employees must now check the immigration status of all new hires up against a federal database. hospitals across the state of florida must now ask the patients about the immigration status, and now it is a crime, a third degree felony in the state of florida to knowingly transport an illegal immigrant into the state of florida. there is some concern going into this law that was signed last week and heading into july when it takes effect about whether or

not we are going to be seeing a work stoppage. a lot of the conversation was taking place on social media, and folks saying that immigrant workers would walk off of the job in protest of the new law, but the immigration groups that we talked to said that is not the case right now, and we caught up with the organizers of the farm groups of florida said that their workers right now, and stay on the job, and we will see how the new law shakes out, and he talked about the uncertainty they are seeing, and this is what he told us. >> in the short term we are seeing it, because people are confused and afraid and thinking that they should be leaving the state, and they should not be showing up to work. we are also seeing people empowered to speak out against it because they are here doing the work that other people don't want to be doing.

>> so, the farm workers association of florida say they have heard of some reports of workers having left fields and their jobs in the days after the law was signed by governor ron desantis, but he believes that the workers were not sure if they could go back to their jobs. again, they are telling workers to stay on the job, and ignore the posts on social media, and wait for law to take effect in july and we will see how the employers including these behind me deal with the new restrictions. >> carlos suarez, thank you. this morning the new york city mayor is saying to look at using 20 school gyms as shelters as they are seeking more asylum seekers coming as they join more cities across the nation to be receiving asylum seekers trying

to escape persecution. if they are in the u.s. for less than a year, they can apply, but they cannot apply if they have been denied before. a if a person meets criteria, they can enter the asylum process, and it is 14 pages of instructions and 12 pages of instructions to have the person describe the details of the why they fear persecution and if a spouse or children are also applying, there are more evidence needed. and they also need a biometric application is needed, and more information is needed. asylum offices across the country is limited and

accessibility and transportation are major challenges. if a person does not speak english, they have to bring their own certified translator, and yes/no decision on asylum could come as quickly as two weeks, but that is fast. the process can take months, and if at any point, the person does not qualify, it is referred to a immigration court. this morning, a special counsel is asking john durham to testify on capitol hill about his newly released russian probe. it wraps up a four-year investigation saying that the fbi should have never launched a full scale investigation into connections of then donald trump's campaign and russia during that 2016 election, but despite trump's repeated claims that the russian probe was a quote witch hunt, durham did not find evidence of any major

conspiracy against trump. jennifer rogers is with us, and republicans are running with it, and it is all over the social media, and it is all over some of the television sites. what is your big take away, because you see this report, and it is 300 pages long, and it cost millions of dollars to do, but there is any teeth to this? it doesn't seem like it. >> there is nothing there. this is a rehash of what the doj inspector general found four years ago. there was some problems with the crossfire hurricane investigation and all documented by the inspector general, and the doj changed policy to account for it, but the core of the mueller investigation in which russia did interfere with the election and that trump and his team welcomed the interference, and all sorts of connections with the team and the connection, and all of the

connections still stand, and this is nothing to undercut it, and it is a political opinion piece effectively. >> and durham did not recommend any new charges, and this is the thing that is the drum beat of donald trump is that all of the people would go to jail conspiring against him and not one? >> so this is the deep state conspiracy, and the fbi was out to get him, and they wanted to help hillary clinton, and didn't do it well, because she lost. and multiple people at highest reaches of the fbi are going to prison, and no one went to prison. two people were charged as a result of his work, and this is whole big nothing. they did not prove the deep state conspiracy, because it never existed. >> you are a calling this a nothing burger. and one part of this, he said, there shouldn't have been a full scale investigation, but a

preliminary investigation, if you looked at some of the investigations, it would have prompted the fbi to say that they should have looked into it. >> and that is a big concession to say that a preliminary investigation would have co converted into a full scale investigation. and so, they immediately started to uncover the contacts of the trump team and the russian contacts, and so there is a whole more reasons that this report is nothing there. >> and the mueller report said they could not find a conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia, and that they were working together to try and find this, and it did say s look, we couldn't necessarily see that maybe there was some, i don't know, some malfeasance there, but there were 34 people-plus

that were indicted in the mueller report. and nine of them either plead guilty or convicted. in this case, no one has spent any jail time, correct? >> correct. there was one conviction, and it came from the inspector general office investigation handed over, and it was a mid level lawyer who plead guilty and no jail time, and the two cases they developed themselves were lost at time. >> and it is being used strongly by the republican party to say, hey, nothing there and this should not have happened, but that is not what the report said, right? >> people need to know the fact, and you can get caught up in this disinformation and this is what they are trying to do, and this is why it is dragged out so long, and they could use it as a drum beat on the political trail. >> thank you, jennifer rodgers for your help. if you love your country, become a spy for the united states. how the cia is using dark web to

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them over. alex marquardt has more on this. there is a lot here, and the thing that should stick out to everyone is that there is nothing secretive about the way they are going about this at all. >> not at all. they are trying to spread this as far as and wide as possible, and reach as many russians as possible, and reach as many russian platforms as possible, and put it on the telegrams where russia controls the platforms and any of the places where you can get unvarnished or unfiltered news. and this is, kate, not according to the cia officials that i spoke to spy versus spy competition where you are trying to recruit from inside of the russian security intelligence services, they are looking for russians across the society who have valuable information and people who are working in the

cyber, tech, finance and military and diplomacy, and so, kate, they have rolled out this video, which is extraordinary and emotional and cinematic, and two minutes long and plays and the themes of patriotism and duty to country, and lies to russia, and meant to resonate with the russians, they say, and demystify the process of contacting the cia. take a look at some of the video. ♪ [ speaking non-english ] >> so that video, kate, it goes on to have instructions is of how the contact the cia with a

dark web and browser called tour, and tell the russians with valuable information that it is not dangerous, and it is not complicated if you follow the step-by-step process, and in the last year of the war, the cia is saying that we are open for business and to contact them on the dark web around a year ago, and now they are escalating the efforts. the efforts that the cia told me have been successful. when i asked how many spies, they have been able to bring in from russia, of course they would not give me a number or the fields they work in, but they have been successful, and they would not have rolled out the new video if they were not successful, and in the words of one official, contact is coming in. >> thank you, alex. great reporting as usual. sara? >> new research out today highlights link of destructive wildfires and the burning of fossil fuels, and wait until you

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