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over his trip overseas, forcing the president to cut short his time on the world stage. he was warned. new details about the man accused of leaking classified documents on discord. he was makinged for mishandling information, so we have to ask, why did he still have access to the documents? we're live from the pentagon with the latest. enough for the refs to say we are the ones who are out, now parents are stepping up. we are following these stories and many more, automatic coming in to "cnn news central." right now president biden is juggling a looming debt crisis at home, and fragile alliances abroad. he landed in japan today, meeting with the prime minister ahead of the g7 summit in

hiroshima. on the agenda, counters china, of course, aiding ukraine and reassuring allies that the u.s. will not default on its debt. the last bit depends on talks in washington. today, with two weeks to go, lawmakers from both parties are indicating that there's been progress. new cnn's markc stewart is live from japan. this is when his role as president is really on full display. >> reporter: very significant. not only is the president having to answer to the american people and answer questions from americans, he's also having to respond to world leaders on the global stage. i think many people have a hard time wondering why the debt ceiling impacts the world stage.

it really could create a financial tsunami to wrap around the entire world and put many g7 nations into recessions of their own, essentially creating a global recession. that's why it's such a concern. as far as where the president will go from here, he obviously is dealing with washington, but here he's dealing with all the g7 leaders -- italy, great britain, germany -- all nations that have struggles of their own. when everyone meetings, it will be interesting to see what questions the president will face. as we have been reporting, the president is expected to face unexpected agenda items about the risk the world now faces. >> yes, you are up very early, but amazingly not looking

bleary-eyed. is there any sense that the united states has taken a hit? >> all of the g7 nations historically have had some hiccups, if you will, in leadership, in political decision making. the australian prime minister put it best. he understands why the president canceled the second part of the trip, almost expressing empathy, but it does take the focus away from some very important tasks. as you mentioned, the war in ukraine, how will that be handled? and then, of course, china. all these nations want to agree on a position statement, but this is a distraction. i think the white house certainly hopes that once these conversations happen on debt ceiling, a broad of conversation to g7-specific issues will take place, but we'll see. >> we will.

marc, thank you so much. speaking of crucial meetings. any minute now janet yellen will sit down with some of the ceos of the biggest banks. matt egan is following this. what do they hope to accomplish in this meeting? >> jim, this meeting really features some of the most powerful people in the world. you better believe the debt ceiling will be front and center. they know the stakes here. they know it has to get resolved very soon. i would imagine janet yellen would appreciate some help from the ceos to pressure congress, special house republicans, to defuse this ticking time bomb before it does real damage. we have confirmed that jane

frazier, the ceo of city grup, brian moynihan, and jamie dimon. dimon, you know, he has not been shy about warning what will happen if there's an actual default. listen to what he told bloomberg last week. >> i don't think it happens, but it could be catastrophic. the closer you get to it, you will have panic, maybe the stock market will go down. the treasury market will have its own problems. >> reporter: there's warnings like that that help to make the case to get it done as quickly as possible. >> but it hasn't happened yesterday. is there anything banks can do to blunt the impact of a

default, or not really? >> reporter: not really, jim. i jamie dimon has talked about his bank has a war room set up to try to game out what they can do, but the reality is the consequences are so great that the damage would be so vast there's really no escapes it. the white house has projected more than -- the stock market would be cut in half. it's pretty hard to avoid those kinds of consequences and the repercussions here. the good news is we are hearing more positive signals from officials in washington. president biden today and yet talking about how there won't be a default, how the talks have been productive. even for the first time, how speaker kevin mccarthy telling our manu raju, he is starting to see a path here. hopefully they get it resolved.

>> no bigger bank than the u.s. government. thank you very much. today, new details how the leaker was warned repeatedly. prose prosecutors allege that he was reprimanded three separate times. he's also accused of acknowledging an online community popular with gamer, that he should not have been sharing the material. natasha, how did this guy continue to have access to this information if there were so many red flags? >> i can tell you, boris, that is the big question facing the pentagon today. that's also a question the inspector general of the air force is looking into right this

moment. 9 investigation will bear it out a bit more, but just a reminder what prosecutors laid out in a court filing for why he should be detained. tex area was apparently warned thee separate time not to be looking at the classified information that he was apparently accessing on a regular base. in september, his superior caught him taking detailed notes and stuff those notes into his pockets. that's significant. according to prosecutors, those notes are exactly what he started posting online verbatim, in a way that was inappropriate. they caught him do that in september. in october he attended a classified briefing, where he asked details and probing questions on intelligence that had nothing to do with his day job. he was told by his superiors to focus on his day-to-day duties that involved i.t., nothing to

do with the content of the classified information itself. his superiors in january caught him looking at classified intelligence that had nothing to do with his job. a note was made he was doing that, but he was not reprimanded to it, and his access was not curtailed. a lot of questions about what occurred. we should also know that prosecutor owesing say he was bragging to his friendses in discord chat that the information he had was not supposed to be public, and his friends telling him to be careful. this seems to indicate a pattern of disregard. boris? >> we'll have to see how his defense attorneys deal with the

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ukraine says its defenses managed to shoot down 29 of 30 missiles fired overnight. here you see one of the intercepted missiles. it was starting the capital of kyiv. one civilian was killed by fragments of a missile shot down, two other civilians were injured. sam kiley is in southeastern ukraine for us. russia claims it struck an arms depot. there any truth to that? >> reporter: there may be.

we wouldn't be allowed to report it, if it was. to be honest, we simply don't know. there have been russian strikes that have been successful in attacking logistics of the ukrainian armed forces in the past, but the ukrainians insist only one of the 35 missiles got through. one person was killed, we believe by the descent of wreckage. there is one missile unaccounted for. this is part of ukraine's effort to make sure that russia does not adjust is firing from social network, bloggers and other. i think the key issue here is the relentless pace of the air attacks. we're now seeing them on a scale a few months ago we would see perhaps weekly, perhaps every

ten days, now we're seeing them nearly every night some 30 missiles were fired last night. all clearly focused on trying to overwhelm. obviously the air defenses here, and soak up the ability of the ukrainians to defend themselves ahead of what the ukrainians is saying a summer offensive. of course the ground war is continuing, particularly an bakhmut. >> thank you, sam, for the latest. jim? for the first time we are learning that ukraine has fired a long-range storm shadow

missile successfully at russian targets. a short time ago i spoke with the uk secretary of defense ben wallace. here is our conversation, beginning with those missiles. >> we just got informed by the ukrainians that they successfully used them. i presume it has been successful. i don't know the full details. we obviously are not involved in such detailed use of our gifting. we just make sure they are gifted what they request. we do it within the boundaries of whether it's new orleans with ukraine defending itself. all i can confirm is it has been used successfully. that's the information you have received from ukraine. >> of course, this is center, one of the many weapons systems

considered central to the counter-offensive. in your view, does ukraine have all it needs to order of start of that offensive when they were ready? >> it definitely has a information part of what it needs, when the time is judged right, and their political leaders. you know, the west, the united states, the united kingdom, the rest of many powers have -- we also accompanied that with training. it's easy for me to say 1,000 miles away, everyone should get along with it, i'm not walking forward with a bayonet, but every year, we're in a position where the ukrainians have in many areas some advantages over the russians should they seek to try to push them back.

it is clear they could be able to do that. of course, we'll see. war is unpredictable. when i was serving, we used to say no plan survives contact with the enemy. storm shadow, just like the u.s. hirmars are very important components to help ukraine be successful. it's their sovereign soil. it's like you asking me if the u.s. took parts back from texas. it is ukrainian soil, it is their sovereign territory, it's been invaded. they lost thousands of lives as a result, and i think ultimately it will be ukraine's decision. under international law, they

have every right to do that in accordance of self-defense, but i think we're in a long way from that. we're in a position, where russia has lost considered amounts of land they won last year, but they still hold on to significant a little of land. >> u.s. officials have publicly warned china to provide military aid. are there any signs they have? >> i think one of the disappoints thing, is china has hardly been a full-throated supporter of russia. it has abstained and voted -- i think we saw in another u.n. body where effectively china went against russia. we haven't seen to date any more

than words and a bit of support. that could change. i think that's why the united states issued that warning. that could change. russia has demonstrated that this war by russia was a bad choice. it also has a friend ship with russia, and this is bad. it's causing instability. so i think, for now, the person most disappointed by china will be russia. the global community has a role saying these actions by putin is unacceptable. we china and i haddia did say it would be unacceptable. i haven't seen anything chance from that posture.

putin should stott the invasion, and he should reverse it. he doesn't have any friends. you don't find traditional allies, he's pretty much on his own. >> i know that the uk and a number of others have expressed concern by allies who may pressure to give up territory in exchange for a cease-fire. i have heard from western leaders, particularly in the eastern part of europe, concerned that there are some in europe who may apply that pressure to ukraine. are you aware of any such pressure, and what would the uk's response be if zelenskyy or others were told, hinted, that, listen, you have to work on a deal. >> i've worked with the ukrainians for the nearly the last seven years.

ukrainians were tough, and pressure falls right off them. that's one of the lessons the last 18 months, that everyone has underestimated the determination. i was in berlin yesterday. i saw a very strong resolve by ukraine and make sure they can defend themselves. you know, if you look at the statements from president macron after president zelenskyy's visit, that's getting tougher toward russia, and the type of western systems being gifted is another sign of a strong determination to make sure rush gets the message we ain't going anywhere. >> mr. minister, we appreciate the time and the conversation. thank you. >> thank you.

uk is also joining the u.s. about the rising they in china in asia. boris, i asked the defense minister there if president biden's cutting short his trip to asia would send any sort of signal to weakness to china. he said, in his view, and actions speak louder than words, especially the defense treaty. >> would not be surprised if china trying to play it up as some kind of failure by the united states. still ahead this afternoon, while campaigning in the critical state of iowa, nikki haley claimed that some states, quote, bent the rules during the 2020 election. the latest on the republican primarily race. parents, listen up. uber says it will allow you to put your teenagers in rides alone. dedetails on that change, strait ahead. the chef's cooking u up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh.h.

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from folks. >> the money issue is something he's shown is a big plus for him, that he can raise money. i think we have already seen the pre-roll-out. we've already seen a reset of the campaign in waiting, which you don't see very often. we know he's a candy and a campaign that's been spending a lot of time listening to the critiques and the criticisms of the way he operates -- i'm just talking about tactically. we can talk about the substance of what he's been doing separately, but just tactically, look what he did in iowa last weekend. he went and campaigned much more like a traditional candidate in iowa, where you have to shake a hand, look at somebody in the eye for the most part to get

their vote. it sounds rudimentary, but one of the criticisms of desantis is that's not his comfort zone, but he might be trying to push out it. >> there was one who said he spoke on a committee and never shared a word with desan at this time. the newest cover of "time" magazine has desantis, peeling an orange, hands juicy from doing that. i wonder what you make of the cover? the first thing i thought of is donald trump is going to be not happy. there are certain historical brands that donald trump connections to and takes pride in, versus a connection to, and "time" magazine, being on covers of "time" magazine is one of the primary ones. even though just or media

landscape has changed so much, it's not the same as it used to be, but very symbolic. i started reading through the article that our friend molly ball wrote, it is amazing, very interesting. the notion of him as a national figure and what he has been doing, now mentioned the substance, which is incredibly important, in florida, the reason he delayed his official entrance into the race is to get through the florida legislature and that session, and push through in a very robust, very aggressive way signature issues that put him and florida on map, as molly ball said, in a smart way as a government conservative, which is going to put him at odds with other conservatives who are more libertarian, hands-on

conservatives. that will be a fascinating discussion and debate within the republican party. he did win his reelection in 2022 by almost 20 points. >> huge. >> double digits plus. you would think in some ways a more traditional campaign would be, look, i won a lot of independents, even some democrats, obviously, so i'm going to take that and make my message an electability, but that's not who he is. he's tripling down, using government to push those through. >> he's running to the right 6 donald trump, but projecting himself as more -- dana, very quickly, we have to ask about nikki haley. the rules in the 2020 election? >> you know, this is what he heard from republicans from the

beginning. even those who are not full-on election deniers. republicans who don't want to get on the wrong side of people who are outright lying about the election, and those who don't want to hear that, is by mentioning the fact that 2020 was dough individual, it was a pandemic, so a lot of states did change the rules to make it easier for people to vote so they wouldn't get a deadly disease. that's a way that republicans can kind of find more comfortable political ground to take about 2020, and i think what you're seeing with nikki haley. >> the devil is in the details. a difference between changing mail-in, and as trump claims, rigging an election. >> very, very different. thank you, dana. jim? uber will allow teens as young as 13 years old to ride

alone as long as they have parent am permission. the app is -- pete muntean is joining us now. obviously the concern here is potentially safety issues, but i would venture that children have not ridden alone. >> you remember, don't get in a car with strangers. even though the rule was that, unless you were 18 or over, you could not order an uber. so there's plenty of anecdotal evidence there of using the parents' app or even creating spoof accounts. >> let's talk about the safety issues. that's what uber is trying to get at.

they're saying they can delineate it to make sure there's live tracking for your child's account. it's linked to a parent's account. there's a recording where a parent can theoretically even listen in on the ride, and the drivers are a different set of drivers. they had can only be the most highly rated. they also have to pass a background check. there's some backlash from drivers saying this has opened up to more liability, they don't really want this, but this allows teens to get around. >> teen can have very busy schedule. being a parent of a couple teens, and then there's an alcohol factor. can you imagine going to a party, someone is drinking, better to have an uber driver. >> this is the flip side of the anti argument. by providing parents with safe

alternatives, we hope this will help create more equitable solution facing barriers to transportation. uber points out jobs, sports, the mall -- when i was a teenager, i was a or rend -- horrendous mall rat. this gets to some of the safety issues they've had before. this is something where they're trying to get ahead of the safety issue. >> peet, thank you very much. pete muntean, man of mystery and recovering mall rat. the things we learn. [ laughter ] they're deciding whether to approve a new vaccine for infants for rsv.

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ellittle leagues across the country are facing umpire shortages. we have umpires, parents and players about what's happening on the field. >> reporter: one of america's favorite pastimes. >> it's very fun. >> reporter: but it's being ruined by -- >> what is happening? >> reporter: adults around the

country, brawls are breaking out at youth baseball games. a coach coming after an umpire at a little league game. >> i already ahead you. >> reporter: yelling at an umpire in texas. >> i can't understand what could get someone so upset at a children's game. >> i'm with you. i don't understand it, either. there's an expectations that, you know, every game is do or die for their kid's future in the sport. >> reporter: the physical and verbal abuse is having a dramatic impact, an irspire shortage. since 2017, the number of youth umpires has dropped. at the high school thread they are nearly 20,000 less. the numbers may tick up this year. >> we have suspended people from the park. >> suspended parents from the park?

>> yes. >> reporter: for how long? >> usually one game, two games. if it becomes worse than that, we ask them not to come back. >> reporter: on this picture-perfect evening, the robbins are playing the orioles. 21-years veteran umpiring is calling this little league game. that one's low, ball four i'm the boss out there. >> reporter: he's a calm boss, which works in his favor. >> some parents can be louder, some vulgarity, but i let the parents say what they're going to say. if they continue, you have to tell the coach, they have to manage the parents. if you don't calm that down, i'm going to have to ask you to remove them. >> reporter: mike wood has gotten into his fair share of arguments. >> it's been suggested maybe i leave the game. >> reporter: by whom? >> we never got to that point.

>> reporter: by who? >> the umpire. if you don't like the way i'm calling the game, but i'm not going to leave. >> reporter: his son jack see it from a different perspective. >> i'm like, you have to respect him. >> reporter: do you think it's appropriate for parents to be so involved, yelling things at the umpire, but when they talk to umpires and yet at the calls and stuff, i think that's a little unnecessary. >> reporter: because why? >> because of, like, it's a kids' game, little league, kids are just trying to have fun. >> reporter: when adults behave badly, the kids lose. >> i have to stop the game. nobody wants that i can also understand a parent wanting their child to succeed, but not at that price.

strike two. >> reporter: in the ends, the robbins beat the orioles for first place, but really everyone is a winner. it was a clean game by the kids and the parents. >> great game. great game. >> reporter: this verbal abuse by coaches and parents against umpires is not exclusive to baseball. we have seen this hatching at softball games, basketball, soccer games, and these parents have told me it's a being financial investment, right, to put kids into youth sports. the more money they put in, the more invested they are, which can translate to some of this aggress you're seeing on the different fields. boris, these umpires make between $45 and $65 per game. that's not enough money to withstand this abuse. parents need to realize that by being bad on the field, this is

really hurting the kids in the end, boris. >> when kids are the voice of reason and they're appalled by your behavior, that should tell you something. vanessa, thank you so much. >> listen, i've been to a lot of sports games, it's always the parents with the worst sportsmanship. anyway, the governor of montana banned tiktok in that state. more of what that will look like and how would they enforce it? that story is just ahead. so bet. barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our a allergies! zeize the day. with zyryrtec. your wyndham is waiting. ♪ when bucket lists need checking... points need redeeming. work trips need crushing... or anniversaries need... celebrating? no matter who you are, where you're gng, or why.

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