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a deal has been reached, maccarthy and president biden have come to a agreement to raise the debt ceiling. voters are heading to the polls in turkeys first ever presidential runoff election. new york city wants to change its rules on housing migrants. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. we begin in washington where congress is drafting new legislation on the debt limit hours after officials reached a deal to try to avoid a default. they have agreed in principle to raise the debt ceiling and cap government spending but some

republicans are saying the compromise is still too costly and could bankrupt the country. maccarthy is trying to convince those hardliners that the deal is worth it. >> after weeks of negotiations we have come to a agreement in principle. we still have a lot of work to do but i believe it is a agreement that is important for the people. there are no new taxes or government programs. >> as you can imagine there is a lot of work to be done but maccarthy says the house is expected to vote on it this wednesday. we have more on what the legislation is likely to include.

>> after a furious round of negotiations and staring at the prospects of the first ever that default, maccarthy reached a deal saturday with president biden to raise the debt limit. also to include a range of other spending cuts and concessions republicans are demanding including pairing back social safety programs. they ultimately shook hands and reached a agreement in principle and now the real challenge begins. some conservatives believe the bill does not go far enough. they believe it is a retreat from the republican position. those proposal will go back to 2023 levels of spending, some want to go back to 2022 but the white house conceded on that approach. on the democratic side, many

did not want work requirements on social safety net programs. also they opposed spending cuts. maccarthy, speaking to reporters, said that a vote will occur on wednesday and the text would be released on sunday. that gives them 72 hours to lockdown the votes. the question is, how many republicans will defect? that number is expected to grow but how many more will vote against the plan and will maccarthy keep the majority behind it? that is the hope from republican leaders but that does not mean it is enough. they need support from democrats, they need to be convinced to vote for it. they will be briefed by

officials on sunday, they will try to get their members in line. can they get it through the house by wednesday and then they have to worry about the u.s. senate. it can take up to a week depending on how members respond. still some major questions despite the agreement that was reached. it is still uncertain if they can get there and avoid the debt default by june 5. they need to get it through both chambers and get it signed into law. cnn. >> she is a professor of government from the university of at six. good to see you. the political take away, what kind of a deal do you see it as?

a lot of drama but will this represent a change in terms of how america spends money? >> as president biden says it is a compromise meaning not everybody will be happy. republicans are not happy because there was not enough cuts. the progressive members are not happy because there was too much cuts. they are cutting government aid and limiting in terms of what the irs can do in terms of enforcement. if you look at recent polling about government spending, the majority of americans want government spending to get under control. this is a opportunity to look at that. i am concerned about what will

happen later in the house and senate. the u.s. has been on the path of a lot of spending over the last century. since 1917, they raised the debt ceiling 78 times. it is something that is commonly taking place, given how polarizing politics is, it is dangerous to engage in this constant game of chicken. >> it is the polarization that makes this dangerous, this decision should be easy. you and i both know the backlash from the flanks of them republican and democrat parties. some republicans are saying they will not vote for it. what do you see as the middle road here? do you think there is a risk that it will not pass?

>> i am concerned it will not pass, the middle road has been achieved by the deal. what will be the impact if they cannot raise the debt ceiling? you will see 10% of the economy be affected. it will affect 3 million u.s. jobs. it will add 130,000 to the average mortgage. it will wreak havoc on stock markets. these are the inks that need to be focused on. it will not just affect the u.s. economy but the global economy. i do not think this is the time to handle small details here. they need to focus on how important it is to get this past. >> any kind of caucus unity from any party is off the table.

this still remains a test of maccarthy's leadership, that is significant given that the new rules mean that one lawmaker can force a vote on the house to replace the speaker. do you think he is invulnerable in that sense? do you think he would have done this deal if he was? >> he did this deal because he had no choice. he tried to frame it as positively as he could. they will reduce the spending by 650 billion over a decade and that is what he is focused on. he does not have any control over them, he made every deal he could so he could be speaker by name. anything could tip it in the wrong balance against him. we do not know what will happen with the freedom caucus because

they seem to be willing to follow a scorched earth policy, they are happy to blow up everything along the way as long as they stick to their principles. maccarthy should be very concerned. >> fox news reported that maccarthy and donald trump were in close contact while this was going on. do you think the former president will try to insert himself in this and do what he can to force this deal through a renegotiation again? >> i only see trump inserting himself to criticize, to say this is not going well and it is a disaster for biden. he will use the opportunity to undermine whatever biden tries to do at this moment. i do not see him being able to articulate the debt ceiling clearly, he will just criticize

his opponents. >> it has been a interesting weekend, thank you so much. a stunning development in texas politics, the republican dominated house of representatives has overwhelmingly voted to impeach the attorney general. >> 2 present nonvoting, the resolution is adopted. >> by a vote of 121-23, lawmakers voted to remove him from office. they accuse him of 20 impeachable offenses, including disregard of public duty, bribery, obstruction and conspiracy. one lawmaker implored his colleagues to demand his outing. >> we have a decision to make here today. do we listen to our colleagues,

a bipartisan committee that sat and listened to hours of testimony, to come before you, members of the in highest integrity, i tell you that i have faith in them. fear not politics, fear corruption. >> paxton is now suspended until the senate holds a trial. paxton remains defiant, calling his impeachment illegal, and unjust. voters are going to the polls in turkey today in the country's first ever presidential runoff election. the president is facing off against the main opposition candidate, after neither took a majority in the first round of voting. turnout was strong, 90% of those that were eligible cast a

ballot. we are live in istanbul. that turnout was impressive. do you expect the same today? >> reporter: there is a expectation that we will continue to see that turnout high, over the last few days we have seen the campaigns, the rallies stepping up. the ak party and the opposition alliance trying to sway the final voters to get over that crucial threshold to declare a victory. there is less than six hours left until polls close. we have seen voters streaming in all morning. family members arriving with young children.

you see the local councils sending shuttles to elderly people so they can cast their votes. everybody is assigned a specific polling station. everybody is making the effort to make time today to go out and cast their vote. we have been speaking with some of the voters. some in support of the current president saying that he offers stability. the economy is at the forefront of many voters minds. the currency plummeting in value in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake. the president made some big pledges to rebuild the affected areas in the southeast. that aftermath is still in people's minds. this is also something that has drawn fierce criticism and backlash towards the government. for those supporting the opposition, a alliance of 6 very different parties feel

that this is a opportunity for change in turkey. a opportunity to see a new approach when it comes to the economy. a opportunity to rectify wrongs. many believe the government holds responsibility and liability when it comes to the earthquake disaster. of course there is real fear here around the state of democracy. we have been speaking to some younger voters here. many of them have only known the current president's role for the vast majority of their lives. they fear their fundamental rights and freedoms are being eroded progressively by the presidents government and they hope the opposition may offer a new approach. it may be a chance for them to push turkey in a new direction. >> as you say and entire generation only knows the current president as their

leader. for international viewers be sure to watch cnn's live coverage of the 2023 turkey elections. right here on cnn. speculation grows about the anticipated counter offensive but as to when and where, that remains up in the air. that is ahead. one science complex says it is willing to extend the current cease-fire. the two warring groups are considering giving peace a chance. can-do - these? - yup, it's the can-do can. nothing kills more germs on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. (dr. aaron king)g) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the singlee most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medire. befo using the dexcom g7,

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ukraine's air defenders say they held their own in the latest barrage of drone strikes. they said they shut down 52-54 iranian drones. falling debris damaged buildings and caused fires in the capital. at least one person was killed. ukraine reported multiple blasts on sunday while russian

missiles and artillery hit certain regions. fire went over the border striking to large enterprises. the agency says one person was killed and several others wounded. the backdrop is speculation about the looming counter offensive which was fueled by a video posted by ukraine's top general. >> let my hand be firm to kill my enemies. let my id clear to kill my enemies. let my weapon be sharp to kill my enemies. >> the video appears to drop hints about the counter offensive but it does not say when the operation is coming. ukraine said earlier it would not officially announce the beginning of the offensive.

we are joined. this seems like a inflection point in the conflict. what more are we hearing about the counter offensive? >> this is a pivotal moment in this war. you hear this backdrop, these ominous warnings. it could be part of a deception effort so it is a philosophical moment for the president. let's hear what he had to say at his address last night. >> when russia started the aggression they looked at the world as if they were looking at themselves in the mirror. they thought everybody in the world was as cynical and despised people in the same way but the world is different. the world helps us protect life. russia will gain nothing and lose everything. >> when you think about it,

when this counter offensive happens, it will be because of the donations of military hardware and the support for your crane. >> they have been planning for it for a long time. another tough night in ukraine, even though the defense systems worked successfully, the debris proved quite menacing. >> we are hearing reports of at least one person that died, a 35-year-old woman was injured. it is one thing to ward off the drone attacks but the debris has to fall somewhere and we are seeing detrimental effects from that. >> certainly the terrifying nights continue throughout ukraine. they are so small you can hold them in your hand but they are among the most devastating

weapons in ukraine's arsenal. can sized bombs soldiers built by hand under instructions from british explosive experts. these little bombs are having a big impact against the russians. >> reporter: ukrainian troops get a lesson on covert bomb making. british explosives and counterinsurgency experts pass on decades of know-how to soldiers already well-versed in normal front-line combat.

these are no ordinary bombs. they are secret weapons in ukraine's arsenal to kill russians on ukrainian land. >> if we have a high priority target we use this equipment against it. >> it is not just individual targets, similar technology already inexperienced hens was used to take down a building on dozens of russian troops recently. >> this equipment is used to destroy the enemy. >> reporter: it is not just the subversive skills and techniques the british experts bring that are needed in undercover operations, it is

the bomb components as well. sophisticated switches, microchips, night vision goggles, even 3-d printers. some are relatively easy to purchase outside of the crane. troops here are in a race against time and getting them through nato partners takes too long. >> it is hard to measure this war in words or numbers. we are grateful. more than a year into the war, even the smallest of components, is so gratefully received. cnn, eastern ukraine. in sudan a cease-fire is

expected to resign. the armed forces say it is assessing the needs. the two sides negotiated a cease-fire, it was to allow aid groups to deliver humanitarian assistance. the un world proof food program much of the fighting there has been in there urban neighborhoods. 18 arrived in the morning to celebrate the opening. it comes a decade after the cut diplomatic ties with the syrian government and weeks after syria was readmitted.

three were killed and five wounded when gunfire erupted at a biker rally in new mexico. everybody involved is in custody. the gunfire opened. it is up to congress, after a break we explain what happens next in the deal that could avert a economic catastrophe. air travel sees a surge going into the weekend. if the stains aren't gone, your lasagna is on finish.

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welcome back to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. days before the government was expected to run out of cash and set off egg global economic calamity, joe biden and republican house leaders said they have a deal in principle. both sides are racing to secure the votes in the republican controlled house and the democratic-controlled senate. they're working on the final text which will go to a vote possibly on wednesday. the mayor of new york city has asked a judge to suspend portions of the right to shelter law. the city is struggling to cope with the influx of migrants being tossed into the state from the southern border. >> reporter: amid the migrant

crisis officials are continuing their search for new spaces to offer housing for the asylum- seekers that continue to arrive. they are taking a unprecedented legal step asking for the court to grant them some relief. suspending the right to shelter law. it basically requires new york city to offer homeless individuals shelter space. what we recently saw here was new york city petitioning for some relief of those provisions setting a unprecedented demand. officials arguing when the law came to be and did not contemplate a scenario that is currently happening in which hundreds of asylum-seekers are arriving in new york city. as you are about to hear from chief counsel to the mayor's office, this move is to not

shut the door in the face of migrants but provide flexibility long term. >> do we want to necessarily exercise that in every case in every way? not necessarily. it is a effort to be responsible here. >> reporter: we heard from some critics that are worried that if the city is able to secure a order from the court providing some relief that it could allow the city the opportunity to skirt around its responsibilities to provide housing to homeless individuals but the city maintains that they are afraid the system will buckle under its own weight as we continue to see new arrivals. they do not see a and insight to the migrant crisis in new york. in the u.s., whether could be a spoiler in some parts of the country is memorial day

weekend. a increased risk of high surf and rip currents at beaches from virginia to florida. wind, hail and isolated tornadoes from montana into texas. air travel in the u.s. hit the highest level since the pandemic as millions take to the skies. isabel reports from the world's busiest travel hub right here in atlanta. >> we have been keeping a close eye on the crowds at this main security checkpoint. it is ebbing and flowing moments where the size is compact and other times where it is empty. on friday the tsa reported its green day estimated 2 1/2 million people nationwide marking the busiest day of the volume so far this year.

here at hartsfield jackson airport, the tsa screening 98,000 passengers, marking the third busiest day ever for the airport. i spoke with travelers that had all sorts of frustrations before getting to the airport. >> even on the shuttle to come here was super hectic. we waited 20 minutes just to go not even a mile. >> reporter: last summer was a travel fiasco with thousands of flights disrupted. experts and passengers alike are keeping a close eye on this summer and specifically this memorial day weekend specifically as a test. one of the biggest shortage

right now is an air traffic controllers, 3000 down from the ideal staffing numbers. cnn. it is no longer a super typhoon and it is expected to shrink. it will be mixing with dry air from the south. it is now equivalent it is forecast to turn north before reaching the philippines and taiwan. some companies are trying to come up with new versions of old medicines to help people lose weight. how effective can they be? new details on that next.

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some popular drugs used to treat diabetes and obesity are being developed in pill forms. they could be more convenient and easier to take. >> reporter: drugs approved for diabetes and weight loss have to be administered with a shot the patient gives themselves, in data we saw this last week the company that makes them both has a tablet version where it showed any trial that it could lead to 15% weight loss. there are also drugs in development from pfizer. these are all in clinical trials, these could be coming

in the next year or two. they do have a similar side effect profile is the injections. we heard from doctors this can be intolerable for farmers 10% of patients. you change the way you take the drug so that is a hope. there is also a huge number of drugs in development that aim to improve on the around of weight loss. it is expected to get approval by the end of this year or beginning of next year. the drug leads to 28% weight loss. there are drugs coming behind that, one known as triple g.

the doctors say it could lead to 25% weight loss. can they be paid for? these drugs are more than $1000 per month. i spoke with the doctor, minimally invasive chief surgeon at the university. >> the way the drug is intended, it was studied for weight loss. in a setting where you have diet and exercise. the goal is and see how things

go on the other end. medically people think you can take it and improve your health in the long run. this is a battle to prevent disease for the rest of your life. >> really good points. >> do you worry about your customers who are weak. >> i think affordable access is incredible.

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it was a big night for a french film director. she is only the third woman to get the award and she got it for anatomy of a fall. a intense courtroom drama about a writer accused of murdering her husband. she used her speech to slam the government over the raising of the retirement age. >> this year the country was gripped by a protest against a pension reform. this protest was denied and oppressed in a shocking way. >> she joins two other women.

this year there was seven women competing. it is commencement season across the country. some of the best and brightest head off to face the world. they got some advice from one of the world greatest actors. tom hanks. he braved harvard to contribute his wisdom to the class of 2023. take a listen. >> without having done a lick of work or spending any time in class. without walking into that library, in order to have anything to do with the graduating class of harvard, its faculty or is distinguished alumni i make a good living playing somebody who did.

it is the way of the world kids. >> laughter goes well. he told the graduates truth is sacred and unalterable and too many people choose to embrace ignorance and intolerance. 24 hours from now the grand prix gets underway. max took his first pole position for on saturday. at 41 years old, alonso is the eldest driver on the grid. his last victory was a decade ago. in the 107 year history of the indy 500, only 9 female drivers ever raced at the brickyard. this year catherine will compete as the fastest woman to ever qualify. she said the car does not know

i am a woman. listen. >> i do not want to be the fastest woman driver i want to be the fastest overall. in the 10 years i have raced here before i noticed there is so many more women. it was mostly men 10 years ago. now it is close to 50-50 and women have come up to me and said you are racing for every woman out there and the girls have been supportive. it has been really neat to see that aspect of it. at the end of the day when i'm in my car the car does not know the difference and i am just another driver. i just want to be the fastest driver. hopefully we will get there. >> this is not your first rodeo. you have been in this sport a long time. often you are the only female in the field.

do you still feel like a trailblazer? >> no not really but i guess i am. thanks for pointing out how old i am by the way. i have been doing it a long time though. you do not set out to be a trailblazer when you start racing. you are focused on catherine and being the best racecar driver i can be. you just work your way through. at some point comes the realization that you are a role model and it comes with responsibility. while i do not set out to do that i appreciate that it happens and a lot of young girls look up to me. they believe they can be anything they want to be. when you are a kid you want to be a fighter pilot or a fireman

or a racecar driver so traditionally, it is a very male-dominated and if you can see if you can be it. if they see women doing traditionally man things, they believe that they can be anything they want to be and that is important. >> do you still get nervous before big races? >> yes, it is strange you get older and you learn how to control your emotions better and you learn to think things in a different way. so yesterday i thought i had everything under control. i thought all you have to do is hit the market, you know what you are doing, just do what you do. and then i got on the grid, i

am 6 cars back and i have my helmet on and i think i am nervous, do not be nervous, you have to think about this, all eyes are on you. i thought i would not get nervous, i have come into this 500 thinking i will not get nervous because i am focused on all of the things i need to do. this year i thought because i am older and more mature i am more able to handle it. i will really enjoy it this year. i will make my memories instead of blacking out and then yesterday happened. in the meantime the celtics keep their nba championship dreams alive after defeating the heat yesterday. 104-103 in game 6. the game

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