they have a deal. now they need the votes. the republican-led house is expected vote this week on the new debt deal as the treasury secretary warns that the united states is going to default on the debt one week from today. >> huge explosions in kyiv as russia launches a rare daytime attack on the capitol. we have the assessments of the damage. and now, it is memorial day in honor of the soldiers who have died in service to the nation. and this is the tomb of the unknown soldier. the president and first lady

will participate in a wreath laying ceremony. we will bring that to you are right here on cnn "news central." >> the clock is ticking, but there are real signs of progress. a breakthrough in the negotiations over the debt ceiling over the weekend, and deal among the leaders, but will the other lawmakers follow their lead? one week from today, the united states could default on the debt which is unprecedented as we have talked about so much. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy struck a deal, and the house is expected to vote wednesday. i would do a number of things, but the first is to suspend the debt limit through january of 2025 to push off this deal until after the election. right now, the leaders will speak to their members of their

party. we have our reporters all over for reaction. what are you hearing? >> yes, the thing is that hakeem jeffries is going to lose some on the far left and kevin mccarthy will lose some from the far right. so that is the issues of trying to get to some of the specifics, we expect that the white house is going to continue some of the briefings today,ed and they will continue them today and last night over some of the details for senate republicans and democrats, and the briefings went well, though there was some concern raised in the senate republican briefing about the

defense spending arguing from some republicans that this number was just not high enough. so, that is a sense of the fight ahead, and like you said the vote is expected to take place wednesday, and things could move if there is a unanimous consent to do that. any one senator can also go above the line. >> and now, arlette, we have been hearing that the white house should be concerned, and what are you hearing from there? >> the white house is recognized that they have a difficult task to garner enough support to get this legislation passed including from within their own party. you have heard the progressives

express frustration from this bill, because think did not want to see any work requirements in this bill, but it is a concession that the white house did make in the talks. the president has defended the ability to negotiation with the republicans saying that he did not have to give up too much to them, but still, you have some some frustrations to the democrats, and they have held a private talk with the president this ax. this morning, ben lebolt of the white house did say how the white house should consider this a win. >> look, we leave it to the speaker to win support from the republicans in congress to move it forward. yesterday, when he was on television, he said this he expected the majority of the

republican members of the house to support the legislation. the president brought in all four congressional leaders throughout the process to work with the speaker to make sure they could win support from member ps of both parties to get a bi-partisan vote to get through, and that how we have default in the past. >> there are going to be one-on-one phone calls with the lawmake pers as they have quickly realized that the june 1st deadline is quickly approaching and leaving very little time for this bill to pass. >> and as you said, very little time to get to full finish line and ukraine says it has shot down 11 ballistic and cruise missiles. this is a rare day time attack

and they were using the candor missiles, and this is what ukraine says it shot down and following the attack overnight, using other weaponry overnight. yu yan is promising swift retaliation of the attacks, and this a little bit of what the ukrainians can do over to and this is ukraine here, and mariupol, and the russians have been in there since last spring. joining us is retired corporal joining us, but over here in kyiv, you can hear the booms

overhead, but why a range of the missiles overhead here? >> well, what you are seeing is that the russians are throwing everything they have got at the, and it is not the typical time that you would do this type othing, because you normally do it in the night time and they want the ukrainians to think that there is no place or time that is safe for them, and that why they did it. >> i want to put the border here which is the border between russia and ukraine, and this is the russian troops here between russia and bolorad, and this is what is targeting the russian-occupied cities of mariupol and berdiansk and why

there? >> well, they have ports there, and what the ukrainians are doing is to take the war to the supply areas to affect the transport of the war materials to the front line, and they can interdict that area, and that is to cut off the supply lines to the russians in that area. >> and another thing that you have discussed is one area here of the springtimeline which is for the them to cut off the russians here, and in land bridge to the disrupt the

russian operation. so, cedric, if this offensive of the ukrainians begins, what does this look like? >> well, there are several possible scenarios. one of sthem to be in the approach to crimea. but what the ukrainians will try to do is to cross the river, and move their forces that is lightning quick to quickly bring t and it won't be an nounced like eisenhower did on d-day where it was clear that we were invading europe on day two, and it is going to be a far more subtle event that we will only know after it has started, and this is the plan of the ukrainian people. >> and that is what kol lor

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9.5 million so far in the box office and on track to be the fifth highest memorial day memorial day opening ever. kate? >> we will show you live pictures from arlington national cemetery. very goon, president biden and the first lady are going to be tashging part at a wreath laying ceremony there. and a wonderful program that happens around this time of the day that we will bring to you live. memorial day is an important moment there to honor their commitment. and this is the unofficial start to the summer travel season. we have pete muntean at the airport forus. pete, how does this play out

today, tomorrow, and the day after? >> it is a big test for the airlines, kate. they got through the first wave of everybody leaving town, and now the second question is if they d keep it together for everybody coming home aut and we have told you that they will be breaking records today. this is a trial for the airlines after a staffing shortage led to 25,000 cancellations. it started labor day and went through labor day. this is because of the people traveling. 2.72 million people passed through security at america's airports fry day. it is the highest number we have seen since the depths of the pandemic, and many days are bigger than the same day in 2019 before the pandemic. the good news is that the cancellations are relatively low in total from thursday to today,

and about 600 cancellations in total compared to memorial day last year, the airlines canceled about 2700 flights. the passengers here tell me that the issue of all of the problems last year, they are still thinking about it. >> it is. absolutely in the back of my mind, but i am keeping my fingers crossed that i get home without a hitch. >> i hope tuesday i will have not have a problem, because i have to get to work. >> reporter: just checking flight aware, and flights are on schedule, and only 60 delayed today, and we will see if the airlines can keep it together with places like houston, san francisco, laguardia, and some of the figgest countries of to da the faa is still dealing with

a shortage of air traffic controllers and we will see if the airlines stick is the landing when it comes to the unofficial start to summer. >> can they hold it together. pete, we will find out together. thank you. john? >> one of the things that people think about in the holiday weekend is swimming. pools and beaches are facing a shortage of lifeguards. this is hampton beach, and if you want to go to the beach, go now, because i can't see if there is a lifeguard, but there is a bench there, and they are well staffed, but it has been a problem hiring lifeguards across the country. low pay, and difficult qualifying tests, and dire consequences according to the national academy of pediatrics, 70% of the deaths of children

happen between may and august. joining me is the executive director of national drowning prevention alliance, and tell us how big of a problem this is. >> good to see you, john. well, it is a big problem right now, and we don't have an official quantification of the short and of lifeguards here, but we know from the anecdotes around the country, that it is a real problem. when it is faced around the country, there are two option, and neither is good. you can shutdown the beach venue, and the second is to turn it into a safety issue. >> and i don't know if they are acutely fixed this year, but why so long the fix? >> well, we are dealing with the short-term and long-term

problem. the lifeguard shortage problem is not a new problem, because those of us in aquatics have been thinking of it for a long time, and covid certainly exacerbated the problem. but certainly, a number of the cycles have been broken, because it starts with these kids growing up going with the swim lessons, and then going to the training pool, and the amateur groups, and then this titles. and then adding in the unemployment, unwe come up with the way to face these problems, we will be faced with this year after year. >> and what do parents need to know? because it is basically swim at your own risk. >> yes, there is a number of swim at your own risks venues

from the backyard pool to the beach, to the lake and the river, and families will be recreating around the winter, but with the lake water shortage, keep in mind your own safety in the water, and it is going to be including the five layersf protection, and that including your home, making sure there are barriers, and 70% of the toddlers are dying in the nonrestricted time. so, when we are going to the venue, make sure they have a get your children into swim lessons, and then if you are going to the water ven use, take a life jacket. and five, that is why lifeguards are there, and be prepared for emergencies and be prepared for true accidents and in an

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this morning, newly released video showing the moments when a north carolina bus driver and passenger got into a shootout while the bus was still moving. authorities say there was an exchange between the two men before the incident and both men were injured in the shooting and now in stable condition. dianne gallagher joining us, and what happened here, dianne? >> well, john, according to the charlotte area transit system or c.a.t., this stemmed from a two-minute argument passenger omari tobias and the passenger david fuller. the passenger wanted off at an

unauthorized spot, and the driver said he couldn't, then the passenger pulls out his gun, and he sees it, and the driver pulls out his own gun, and what you are going to see is a little bit graphic. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: now both men according to c.a.t. fired their guns in rapid succession, and it is unclear who fired first, and fuller stops bus, and then kind of follows tobias down the walkway, and there were two other passengers on the bus at the same time, and they were

unha unharmed. tobias is facing charges related to the shooting, and it is unclear if the driver is going on the face charge as well. >> what about the bus system? what do they have to say about all of this? >> so, look, the driver was fired. he was hired by a third party contractor, and they say that you are not allowed to have weapon on you, and c.a.t. says he did not follow the de-escalation measures and use the radio, but this is what the ceo of c.a.t. says. >> i understand the need for people to protect themselves, but i also believe that this incident may have been avoided. >> now, the attorney for that

driver david fuller says that his client had worked as a driver at c.a.t., john for 19 years, and says that he has represented several other drivers of this system in the past, and he says that i have continuously encouraged c.a.t. to enhance the security measures for the drivers to do their jobs. >> terrifying video, dianne. kate? >> another republican may throw his hat into the ring. new hampshire governor chris sununu is deciding whether or not to throw his hat into the ring. and eva, what could that do to the republican race? >> well, he says that he has the support and the money lining up, and he has a pathway to win. he is rounding up independents, and a republican government in a blue state, and he says that trump cannot win with most

voters in a general matchup, but not everyone needs to be a candidate. he is trying to determine whether he can be more helpful on the outside the largest that the field becomes for trump. let's see what he thinks about this. >> i want what is best for the party, and it does not have to be ta chris sununu show. the money is lined up, the support is lined up, and the family is on board, but i have to make sure it is right for the party, and right for me. >> so he is clearly enjoying will he/won't he conversation and he says it does not have to be the chris sununu show, and we will get an answer maybe next month. kate. >> thank you, eve. john? >> this is maybe the picture of the day and by that, i mean the

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and now, over the weekend, the famous river in rome turned green. and officials are investigating, but what are you hearing, are they further along in what is going on here? >> well, they were very quick to say it was not anything toxic. so there is no harm to the flora and the fauna in the grand canal, because they believe it is a substance used in a underwater building, a teaspoon form to be used in conviction, that is a being used to test of what was dumped to be testing the canal, but then they

believed it was maybe a activist group to turn it green. and they thought maybe it was the activists, but they said it is not them, and it was a great idea, but they don't believe it is toxic. they are still testing, kate. >> it is wild to see the grand canal such a bright shade of green. barbie, thank you for that. john? >> all celtics fans, and venice is cheering ing for the boston celtics to win. that is why they turned it green. and now, why is it harder to get insurance, and why this state is stopping insurance sales. and a new study out of why it is going to save yoyour life ♪

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strikes, and in california, it is striking more because of the state's wildfire problem, and then re-insurance which is the insurance for the insurers is harder to come by in california because of the first two issues, inflation and wildfire. now the company says they had no choice here in order to boost the financial results they felt they needed to take a step back in california. the inflation issue of course it is not a problem specific to california and it is a national issue, if not a global one, and it is a catastrophe risk that is specific to california. the governor's office there says that the state has averaged 7,000 wildfires per year over the last 5 years, and in california they have looked at the stunning climate crisis and

the worst wildfires looked at in california history, three of them have occurred in the last six years, john. no surprise to see state farm pulling back. >> well, it is surprising in a way to have a company basically saying that the homes are uninsurable in the nation's most populous state. is that what they are saying? >> no, it is not. last year, aig stopped insuring thousands of homes. and chub who is insuring high end homes is doing something seer, you and state farm is retreating, and this is why it is a problem for the california home buyers and that is what

going to make it expensive for residents in an already expensive state. for a long time, the wildfires were looked at as the cost of doing business in the state of california, but now the problem is so bad that some home in insurers are walking away altogether. and that going to add to the price for consumers. >> that is going to make difference of where people choose to build and live. kate? >> still to come for us, we are awaiting the arrival of president biden and first lady at central national arlarlingto

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live pictures here, and it is memorial day, and a time to honor those who have fallen in service to the nation. this is cnn "news central." all right. they are whipping votes. party leaders, both republican and democratic party leaders, attempting to convince their members to back this new debt limit deal. president biden and house leader kevin mccarthy reached deal over the weekend, and the plan would suspend the debt limit through january of 2025, and this is going to push off any kind of debate about this until after the presidential election. if they do not get the votes, the treasury secretary janet yellen says the u.s. could default as soon as june 5th, which is one week from today. we go to lauren fox and arlette seanez is at the white house.

do they have votes, lauren? where are they at right now? >> well, they are trying to get the votes behind the scenes making phone calls and trying to lock in support to pass it through the house of representatives. that vote is scheduled on wednesday. we should note they are going to lose some conservatives on the right. there are a number of members who have already said that they will not back this proposal, because it does not cut spending at the levels they wanted it to. dit was not reflect the same agreement that was passed out of the house with republican votes, but that is okay. the speaker can still move it through with a coalition of moderate democrats and moderate republicans. and kevin mccarthy did arrive on the hill, and our colleague did ask him if he is concerned about losing the support, and he said he did not operate under hypotheticals, and asked about a

critical vote tomorrow in the house rules committee where there are a number of conservatives voicing concern, and he said, nope, he was not concerned. so that is a sensef where it is, and this could pass the house as soon as wednesday, and then through the u.s. senate, which is where it could take some time. if any one member slows down the process, it could take us closer for the june 5th, deadline. >> arlette, everybody is looking at the strange biden/mccarthy union here where they are trying to join together to get this passed. >> well, everybody knows that they have to get some democrats who have voiced concerns, and indicated they may not be ready to vote for such agreements. the president has argued that it needed to be a compromise and

give and take from both sides and neither side got everything they wanted in the deal, but there are is frustration from the progressives specifically on the work requirements when it comes to the food stamp program for the age eligibility has been extended by in a additional five years. now the president bristled a little bit when he was asked a question about whether he was negotiating with republicans on the debt ceiling, and something that throughout to process, that he wouldn't do take a listen. >> mr. president, you said at the beginning of the debt ceiling that it was nonnegotiable, and isn't that what you have done? >> look. they passed the debt ceiling, and they said that only doing it on condition that it have all of these cuts in it. i said, i am not going to d that. you pass the debt ceiling, period. i will negotiate with you on the cuts. >>