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the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy beginning a critical trip overseas, with plans to attend the g7 meetings in japan, as his military gears up for a potential decisive battle against russia. a chilling video, how the mass shooting in farmington, new mexico, earlier this week unfolded. watch how the officers had to take down the shooter. and the big apple has a big problem. a new study suggests manhattan sky scrapers could be pushing the city down at the same time that sea levels are going up. we're following the major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to "cnn news central" the high-stakes g7 summit in japan has taken on a whole new meeting, now that ukraine's

president will have a seat at the table. volodymyr zelenskyy will arrive in hiroshima this weekend to speak with leaders of the world's largest economies. those nations just announced a major new round of sanctions targeting russia, and the united states is signaling a path forward to arm uscience with american-made fighter jets, something that volodymyr zelenskyy has been pleaded for for months. nic robertson is live for us in eastern ukraine. we also have marc stewart who's live in japan. how did this trip come about? and what is the message to the world leaders? >> well, zelenskyy's message, the one that is just tweeted, that he welcomes the united states what he called historic decision of president biden spoke support the use of f-16

planes. there's been an element of choreography leading up to this. just a couple days ago, europenian leaders were meeting in iceland. they jointly said they would help to initiate a group of international countries to help ukraine not only get the f-16s, but training for their pilots. this is sort of a continuum, if you will, of a discussion that's reached this very important point, and president zelenskyy's advisers have been saying it's extremely important that he is there at the g7, sitting face-to-face with the other leaders. he said very important things will be discussed there. it's important for president zelenskyy to be able to be there to give his clear arguments and clear proposals about those important things that are going to be discussed. zelenskyy will want to get a time frame on when his pilots

can be flying the f-16s in combat, the same way he did when the initiative was announced to provide ukraine with western tanks, the abrams, the challengers from the uk, the leopard 2 tanks. they're all taking the fight to zelenskyy. he wants to discuss how it's going to happen, no doubt how quickly. >> as you pointed out, nic, the time line is so critical. so it could be a major game for ukraine. marc, turning to you in hi rosh man, today's proceedings were laser focused on the war in ukraine. i'm wondering what new sanctions were announced against russia, could you outline those for you? >> reporter: right, boris. today's big focus was on the economics of the war, the

financing of the russia war machine and efforts to stifle its growth. that's why today g7 nations collectively brought up a whole new list, an agreement of new sanctions. they do vary by country by country. for example, the united states 300 new sanctions alone. the united kingdom will ban the import of russian diamonds as well as other metals, commodities. these are materials that bring a lot of money to the russian economy and helped it to fund the war. even australia getting involved, banning russian machinery, as well as other types of equipment. against, these are issues of agreement that the g7 can pretty much agree readily on. they knew there were some loopholes, something they felt was easy to attack first. the issues of diplomacy and procurement of aircraft, that's

different and much more different. leaders are ready for the meeting with president zelenskyy, as well as leaders of other countries who happened to be here, who president zelenskyy will also want to convince to get on his side. >> the economic front has such an influence on what happens another battlefield. thank you both. president biden cut his dinner shows with g7 leaders to focus on the looming debt ceiling crisis. the talks have stalled now, which is a problem. all major u.s. markets turning negative on this news, due to fears that a default will spark worldwide economic issues. bri >> reporter: we were hearing

from the lead negotiator, garrett gray, who said it was time to take a break. they were just not making progress. they needed to take a step back. just to remind everyone, house speaker kevin mccarthy had said he wanted a deal in hand by the end of this week in order to get it through both the house and also the senate in a timely matter as we come up on that june 1st deadline. the white house said that talks will be difficult, but they remain committed to a bipartisan solution to all of this. at this moment in time, on friday afternoon, there's just a pause. everybody is taking a beat to try to come back to the table. here's what we heard from house speaker kevin mccarthy is few moments ago. >> well, we have to get moving. >> reporter: the tone seemed optimistic yesterday? >> yesterday i felt we were at

the location to where i could see the path. the white house is just -- we can't be spending more money next year. we have to spend less than the year before. >> reporter: the over-arching issue, brianna, remains that the democrats want a clean debt ceiling bill. they just want to vote on that. republicans have already passed their priorities out of the house. that bill is not going anywhere in the senate where democrats have the majority. they want cuts tied to raising the debt ceiling. that's at the heart of this. they are trying to find some common ground to strike a deal. remember, kevin mccarthy is working with just a four-vote margin in the house. there are a number of far-right representatives who have said they will not vote for anything less than the bill they passed, which is not getting passed. it's truly a numbers game. they are trying to find ground with performing reform, calling

back covid funds, maybe some medicaid work requirements, but they have a long way to go. >> watching these folks play chicken, as they are, with the debt ceiling here. jessica dean, thank you. the alleged pentagon documents leaker is expected to appear in court. a federal judge outside boston will decide if jack teixeira should remain in custody ahead of his trial. they are baffled by the many red flags that his superiors list. they warned teixeira repeatedly about the mishandling of classified documents months before his arrest, but kept him in his job. jason carroll is outside the course in worcester. first, i want to ask you what's going on in court, what will be decided in court, and then i want more details on what they learned about these past

warnings. >> reporter: of course. of course. jim, clearly the judge in this case has a lot to consider. he's been taking his time with this. you can see why. just this week newspaper information coming into the court about this particular case. first, when you look at the disturbing video that's now come to light, the video showing teixeira firing a weapon, using racial slurs. prosecutors once again say this goes to this young man's character. in addition to that, the court said news information just this week, showing that teixeira, on three different occasions, tried to access classified information. you're looking at one particular situation, according to prosecutors, he got access, took notes about it, put the notes in his pocket. a supervisor saw what had happened, and had admonthished him for what he was doing. this raises all kinds of

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the surge of migrants has reached critical mass in new york city. dozens of women and children arrived there to receive care and assistance. the hotel is providing 175 rooms to start. additional rooms will open for migrants who will be going to other locations, though city leaders are warning they will soon run out of the space and money. mayor adams said the city has now scared for more than 65,000 asylum seekers. polo, i understand we have live images of a bus that just arrived to help transfer some migrants. what happens once the families actually arrive there to the hotel? >> reporter:, just across the street directly outside of what's being run as an asylum

seeker area. they will arrive at the central location, the roosevelt hotel p they will be assessed, receive orientation, some may even receive medical screening, and important resources. some, particularly those with children, will be allowed an opportunity to actually shelter at this facility. you mentioned just over 100 hotel rooms. the goal is to expand that. however, others that are traveling by themselves, will then likely be relocated to another one of the well over 100 shelter and facilities throughout the city. that's what you're about to see now. again, it's a group of asylum seekers to be located to another for a 1i89. the city has been struggling to

keep up with demand. they are receiving more than they're able to place. that's the constant battle, as the total number of migrants arriving goes from about 2 to 300 a week ago to about 600. the question is will we continue to see those numbers going forward. >> and how will the city respond? as mayor adams asks residents to have patience and understanding. police in new mexico are releasing chilling body cam and doorbell individuals i don't of the gunman who opened fire on a quiet neighborhood. he shot and killed three women. six others were injure when the 18-year-old started randomly shooting. in one video, you'll see several cars speed away, a hail of gunfire and also this, the shooter screaming off-camera for the police to come and kill him.

i've got to warn you, this video is disturbing. >> kill me. [ gunfire. ] >> that's the shooter saying come and kill me. police rushed to the scene. he was able to fire at least 141 rounds from his car. he ditched his ar-15 rifle, and then had two handguns. you'll hear a lot of gunfire, and the moment a police sergeant was shot, responding to the scene. [ gunfire ] >> i'm shot.

[ gunfire ] >> what can i tell you? we see this thing multiple times a week. the officer thankfully recovering from her wounds. josh, you worked for the fbi a long time. tell us, beyond the short of this, it's a very visceral demonstration of what gun violence looks and sounds like. three women lost their lives. what does the video tell you about the police response to this? they were facing 141 bullets fired, or more. >> jim, the police described this as an assault on their community. we know the shooter had multiple weapons. they ultimately find the shooter, but this is the moment the officers took down the shooter. it is graphic. >> get back inside, people!

[ bleep ]. >> gun! [ gunfire ] >> subject is down! subject is down! >> now, the motive remains under investigation, but take a listen to the police chief, who says the suspect at one point began shedding his body armor. >> he is yelling in the ring footage, come kill me, and when he's making the decision to take off his body armor -- because we don't know where he is at the final momentses -- he's making a stand. he has opportunities to run off. he does not use those opportunities, so, yes, it's my belief that ultimately in his

head, he has made a decision he's going to stand and fight it out until he's killed. >> reporter: jim, in massacre spotlighting two key issues. in this case, a young person with a gun and mental health issues. just a month after his birthday, he bought two weapons. >> josh campbell, thanks so much. brianna? still ahead, new questions about senator dianne feinstein's health after her office confirms she had previously undisclosed conditions. dr. sanjay gupta will be here to explain tex. and the race to find four children believed to be alive after a deadly plane crash and two weeks alone in the amazon. we have a live report, ahead on "cnn news central." e're hard at,

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denied it yet. her encephalitis resolved quickly, however she's dealing with ramsey-hundred dollars syndrome. it's rare for an office to publicly contradict their own senator. sanjay, i want to start with encephalitis. walk us through this. >> encivilitis, anything that has the word "itis" in it is infl inflation. a lot of people know meningitis, but encephalitis is when you have inflammation of the brain itself, or at least parts of the brain. it's pretty serious. you can have all kinds of symptoms, which may by hard to discern and really localize to enselfize, headache, fever, sensitivity to light, but given her shingles, given what was going on with her, i'm sure there was a high degree of

suspicion this could be encephalitis. then you get different tests, a scan, mri to see if there's evidence of inflammation. you can get an eeg, and a lumbar public further to look at the fluid bathing the spinal cord. it's a tough diagnosis. it can be very hard to bounce back from, especially someone who is older. the fever and headache may go away, but the other symptoms, like the mental difficulties, they may linger for a longer period of time. >> what about ramsey-hunt syndrome? >> a lot of people know what shingles is. if you had chickenpox, the virus that cause that is on which times lace do you remember president in the body, and then reacted as an adult. it can happen anywhere in the body. sometimes that virus can affect

specifically the facial nerve that you see outlined there, it can cause weakness or paralysis of the face, lesions on the face, in the eye, ear, mouth even. again it's quite painful. what people most notice is that the face can look frozen. it's just not moving as well as, for example, the other side of the face. people know what pbell's palsy, but ramsey-hunt is typically more severe and takes longer to recover from. >> it's really tough. sanjay, thank you so much for taking us through that. we do appreciate it. jim? a story we've been following closely, new clues for the four children who are lost in the amazon jungle. they believe they have found

footprints. they believe those belong to children. these were found near a small river. yet another hint that the kids could be alive after weeks alone in the amazon, and that's after they survived a plane crash. they previously found a shelter, and scissors, hair ties inside, other clues they've been collecting. stef an no, they have hope. what's the status of that search, and do the searchers remain confident that they're alive and well? >> reporter: well, jim, of course, until a breakthrough is announced, hope is still alive. just a few hours ago, the colombian air force released a new statement they're bringing in 50 more special force to say help track down the kids.

it's an entire nation that's frankly holding its breath. wednesday the president had announced a breakthrough had been reached, and then had to retract his comments and apologize for creating false expectations. now, we're all waiting for these final outcome of the search. but at the same time, new details have emerged over the flight and aircraft itself. we have learned that the same aircraft, the says in a 206, crashed in a very close-by situation, very similar situation just two years ago. the same says in a 206 crashed. it was later repaired, the engine and propeller were changed, and deemed fit to fly again. then on may 1st, it crashed again very, very close by. >> remarkable. the same plane, same area,

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heavy smoke from wildfires in canada is moving into the u.s., particularly nebraska. the smoke could linger for days. there's around 200 fires still burning across western canada, and they're also warning of low visibility. let's go to cnn meteorologist allison chinchar. when we look at this picture, the first time i thought at it, i not it was a bad smog day in los angeles. this is crazy-looking. >> when you're just looking a some of this orange-reddish hue, and remember you're breathing that same stuff, there's no

wonder the health warnings are issues. this is al across aberta, and even some other provinces. this is where you have the poor air quality alerts due to the wildfires in the areas, and the wind, weather patterns shifting. we're starting to see a big shift farther south and east, and the same way we tell, even as we go through the neu few days. this was a look at st. paul, minnesota, what should be the skyline in the background is very difficult to see due to the smoke and haze. we're starting to see some improvement here in the upper midwest, as a lot of it begins to shift far, so places like chicago, detroit, st. louis, starting to see more air quality alerts tick up. this is also the cold front that will spread ma smoke into the

weekend. >> this is the type of air where you're thinking about what activity you should not be doing. alisyn, thank you for that. no wonder the penthouse suite is more expensive. new york city is sinking closer to sea left, partially due to the waite of the estimated one million buildings the army corps of engineers is working on ways to prevent the city from being submerged. bill weir, it sounds apocalyptic. >> reporter: it doesn't have to be, boris. it doesn't have to be with planning and wisdom. knowledge is power.

they thought about should we wonder how much new york city weighs. you can see manhattan in the distance, beyond the brooklyn bridge. to hammer this home, you can see the caresle over there, remember -- the waves completely surrounded that carousel? that flood -- the are you ready you're seeing now, nine years later -- >> oh, bill, i hate to do this, but it seems like the weight of new york city may also be affecting the signal on your live shot. we'll hopefully get that figured out and back online. bill weir, roughs it out there in new york city. >> we can't let new york city sink. well, a massive meltdown at airports across the country that unfolded last year. the biden administration pointed the finger at the airlines.

while airlines were largely to blame, a lat of controllers at one key faa facility in florida was behind nearly 5,000 of those delays. the faa knew it was responsible for some of the problems. pete muntean joins us. what percentage of those delays were? how big of a piece was behind this? >> in the seven-week period through hundreds of pages, cnn learned that that was responsible for about one in every ten flight delays nati nationwide. last year was the summer of the meltdown. 55,000 cancellations, about a half million delays. so the blame game was interesting here. the biden administration there are secretary buttigieg, the head of the faa, were trying to

slough off the blame on the airlines, mostly shortages of flight crews and others, but really, really, we have uncovered that this was partially, at least, to blame on the faa, and the shortage you mentioned. jacksonville center is a linchpin, where all flights coming into and out of florida. we're talking like 210,000 square miles of airspace. they are short staffed 200 shifts, 4600 delays. it was a really big impact here. >> so the transportation secretary on this program as well, we spoke to him a couple weeks ago, they're trying to fill these slots, train these people up, in effect. is that underway to get thinks empty controller slots filled? >> this is why the new reporting is so critical and comes right now. the faa is scrambling to fill

the slots and also get the money to fill the slots. the faa is going through the reauthorization period to get the money from congress. there's one more layer to this, too. there was a whiffle blow complaint, where they had simply the way to fix this is overwork controllers. the faa is saying we replaced the management of this key facility. they're, of course, rushing to hire, but 134 are saying that's a short-certainly fix to a long-term problem. the faa has short-staffed for a long time, but now it's come to go a head. >> and in one way you'll have no money is if the government shuts d down. >> thanks so much, pete. brianna? coming up, one of the

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