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. >> now, even as some democrats

are saying that the president gave too much, he says that they will ultimately see that he did not give as much as he could have potentially in the agreement, and throughout the day, the white house officials are going to be briefing lawmakers and one-on-one calls to see that they are getting to be getting support when that deadline approaches. >> okay. lauren and arlette, thank you. and keep us posted. kate? >> this some of what is in the bill. it is going to suspend the debt limit through january 2025, because it is going to save the country from having this fight through the next election. it caps spending and allows for an increase in 2025, and neither social security nor medicare are affected by this. the deal tightens the work requirements which is a big sticking point for the republicans, and working programs meant for families in

need. right now s, people who are 20 d lup have to work regularly to receive food stamps, and this going to be topped at 55. this claws back $35 billion in covid funds, and also, congress approved $35 billion in funding for the irs, and this is going to reduce that by $20 billion over ten years. so, the retaliation of the russian air strikes on kyiv is going to happen soon. this is according to one ukrainian official this morning. you can hear the booms there. that is over kyiv this morning as ukraine said it shot down 11

ballistic missiles in a rare daytime attack. it shows moment that the debris from one of the intercepted missiles fell from the sky, and barely missing a bus, and bringing a car to a stop there. this is one of the most deadliest attacks in the day time, and sam, give us the lat latest. >> well, john, we have seen these daytime attacks before, but not for quite a while, and certainly not against kyiv. southern cities such as kherson endures them frequently with some casualties, but that is from the artillery, and this one where the air-to-surface or surface to-to-surface are now a

renewed population attacks, because schoolchildren are out, and work people because kyiv is now returning more of a way of life where they have learned to live to deal with the overnight bombardment in an air attack, and mercifully shot down whilst the ukrainian threaten this new summer offensive. >> and we have seen, this sam, and we have seen the drone attacks and other attacks over bolorad over the russian border,

and for some time, but what is new is the russian officials in occupied area where the russians in trouble lik e dansk and mariupol. >> yes, there is no doubt that these are logistic bases that are all inside of the ukrainian territory, and they are needed to have operations here, and it is clear here in the early days

of the offensive, the shaping of the operations in terms of the attacks, particularly against the russian logistics bases, and ammunition dumps, and even the railways are now par of the ongoing ukrainian strategy. john? >> thank you, sam kiley. something to watch in the days ahead. thank you for being there. kate? turning to iowa where we are getting new details this morning about a terrifying partial apartment collapse in davenport. officials say no known individuals currently known trapped in the wreckage which is good news and heartening considering what this six-story apartment building is looking like now. adrienne broadus, they are continuing the search? >> yes, they are continuing the search, kate. the news is what so many of us

are hoping to hear that the fire chief is saying to their knowledge, no one is trapped inside of the building. in all, eight people were rescued. the eighth rescue came overnight, and the investigators are telling us that man was transported to the hospital. other people were injured, and there were other rescues. we are hearing from the folks who survived, and this morning all they can say is that they are so thankful. >> i thank god that i was able to make it out of there. you know, it was like a big explosion, like a bomb. the bomb pushed ed me to the sis and i just went in there and grabbed him and got him to saf safety. >> reporter: so, those are the stories that we are starting to hear, and we are also learning that there was a warning before this collapse. a partial collapse we should say. numerous complaints made by the

tenants, and we also learned that the city came out to inspect that building and ordered the owners of the property to do some repair work, and they were working on the exterior of the building. meanwhile, the building according to the fire chief is structurally unsound. that is the biggest challenge right now, because the crews are still in the area working, but it is not safe for those first responders, because of the instability of the structure, kate. >> adrienne, thank you for the update. john? >> all right, kate. the summer travel season has begun, and come up, how the faa is coping with the surge of memorial day travelers. police have discovered that seven children have been living in deplorable condition, and the parents are under arrest and facing multiple charges. and we are the champions and we will rock you and bohemian rhapsody, and the hits of queen are going on and on and it is

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who have given their lives in remembrance to the nation. >> this is the third time that president biden has taken part in this. it is important also moment for every american to stop and honor those who have served our nation. let's listen in. >> present arms. ♪

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>> the wreath ceremony is now complete. the memorial ceremony will begin in a moment. please move to your seat. you are watching president, the vice president and the secretary of defense leave the ceremony surrounding the tomb of the unknowns, and they are headed into the amphitheater where there is a service to mark memorial day, and these are live pictures to mark today the day

to honor those, kate, those who have given their lives to serve the nation. >> and as said, the tomb of the unknown soldier where we have seen the wreath laying ceremony with the president is such a powerful symbol of service and sacrifice of memory and honor, and that is going to continue now with what is going to be, as we have cover sod many times together before, and it is always a beautiful and moving and poignant ceremony to hear from all of the speakers during this upcoming program that we will be watching. >> we will hear from the president in a moment. stay with us. using the servicet in the clouds of your choice. with flexible multi-cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control, vmware helps you innovate anand grow. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in week,

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memorial day weekend is breaking records. the tsa screened more than 2.7 million people in airports friday. the busiest day yet this year. despite the crowds faa appears to be keeping up with the demand and relatively few flight delays and cancellations. over the pete muntean who is at reagan international airport. if this is where we are right now, pete s this a great foreshadowing of what the summer travel is going to be look like? [ laughter ] it >> it is showing that the airlines are keeping promise to staffing up and not being so

brittle like last year, kate. but it is showing that they cannot let their guard down because 2.72 million people flew on friday, and that is the highest number that we have seen since the 2020 downturn in air travel and bigger than the biggest day in 2020, and so this is celebrated by the passengers and transportation secretary pete buttigieg showed that the cancellation rate going into this weekend has been about one percent, which is a lot lower when you are thinking back to last memorial day when the airlines were canceleding about 2,700 flights in total, and kicking off the cascading meltdowns between memorial day and labor day with 55,000 canceled flights. and so now, while everybody is coming home all at once, the cancellations have been low, and

only 600 cancellations nationwide since thursday, and only 60 so far today. so far so good. we will see if the airlines can keep it together as people are coming home. today is a busy day according to the transportation secretary and the faa, and also, a really busy day on the roads. remember that memorial day is much more of a driving holiday, and aaa anticipated 50 million people driving 50 miles or more, and the worst time to travel is right this moment, between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. aaa says, so try to leave later if you can, and it depends what metro area you are in, and on i-59, between richmond and d.c., it is one of the worst stretches, and everyone knows it and the east coast, and traffic there is four-times the norm, so try to put it off, and aaa says wait

until tuesday and wednesday, and that is only if you are not working, and that is memorial day for some, and labor day for you and me, kate. >> you are trying to troll us, pete, with the fantastical ideas of when we can all go to work. we still love you, and you are amazing. >> now, john, i think that is the new brand of pete, keep it together. >> i like that he is trying to keep it together for wednesday, and he is trying to make the memorial travel day be wednesday after memorial day. >> keep hope alive. >> i'm with pete on this. as the summer travel period keep alive, and so is the swim season. and i know it is for you, kate, because you a strong swimmer. but for the third straight season, a shortage of lifeguards and in new york city, there is a third of the way to the needed

lifeguards. we are going to rockaway beach there in new york, and what is going on with the shortage of life lifeguards, polo sandoval? >> well, we have seen it before, and it is at meaning between life and death. here at this particular beach which is really just for surfing. two young ladies were in the water, and the whistle reminding them not to get into the water, and the issue of staffing lifeguards has been a problem for years now, and a spokesman for the public pools could be impacted by staffing, and there have been some municipalities

trying some initiatives to boost lifeguard, but they are falling short. >> we have had some initiatives of up to $3,000 to sign on, but that is not enough. we have had some kids who are influencers and they got jobs in retail and other jobs. but if we are focusing on the fire services, and the ems services managing them, that might workout. >> it is interesting the last point he is making, which is to develop the career paths for younger people who hope to be first responders to be recruited an become lifeguards. a few yards away from us, we can see the lifeguards on duty in regard to this exclusive beach which is really mostly for surfing. do your research. if you expect a lifeguard to be on duty, make sure they are

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living in unsanitary and unsafe conditions and the refrigerator was found padlocked. the mother said she had to padlock it because she referred to the children as garbage disposals with legs. this is just a terrible story. >> this is the good news, they are under the custody of the state of pennsylvania, and one of the children have gained a couple of pounds, and there is an upside, but what a terrible story that the police stumbled upon. they went to the house that is a trailer in a mobile home community, and the kids were going through an abandoned trailer looking for food. and the police asked where they live, and they said next door, and that is when they went to

home with the padlock on the refri refrigerator, and the kids could not communicate well, and they went and came back, and that is when they found four more kids who didn't know their own birthdays and disgusting situation, and we had a list that were found inside of the house, rabbits and dogs and snakes and terrible conditions, and the kids are in the custody of the state, and the parents are charged with multiple counts of abuse and so they are getting help. >> they are going to need a lot of love. and now, in texas, minutes

after the vote that happened to impeach the attorney general, the vote to impeach ken paxton, he called it a politically motivated sham, but one of the key republicans who went into this he said that the evidence is substantial, and he also called it alarming and unnerving. ed lavandera is following this. what is happening now with ken paxton? >> well, now we are waiting to find out when the lieutenant governor here in texas, who is also a republican, will schedule a trial on this. and so many are waiting to see when the calendar is going to unfold, but the math on the senate side is interesting. 31 state senators, and 12 of those senators are democrats. and then his wife is a sitting state senator here, and depending what she does, and there are calls for her to recuse herself which is going to

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>> you are looking at the live pictures of arlington national

cemetery. joe biden is speaking at the memorial day service there. >> thank you, please. 155 years ago, retired union general james garfield spoke here at arlington, marking our nation's first memorial day. standing amid rows and rows of marble stones, and many of his own fallen soldiers among them, he asked, what brought these men here? what high motive led them to welcome death? and then he answers his own question, our nation's life. fellow americans, jill,

gentleman emhoff secretary milley and veterans and survivors, we gather here among these hallows to stand amid the gravestones to honor the men and women who sacrificed their freedom for our future. those who died to our nation might live. every year, as a nation, we undertake this right of remembrance, for we must never forget the price that was paid to protect our democracy. we must never forget the lives, these flags, flowers and marble

mar mar markers represent a mother, father, sister, spouse, friend, american. every year we remember, and every year it never gets easier. for all of those here and across the nation who are grieving the loss of a loved one who wore the uniform ur our gold star families, for all of those still missing and unaccounted for, i know how painful it can be, how it can rip open that black hole in the center of your chest, and you feel like you are just sinking into it, and feeling

back into that exact moment that you heard that knock on the door or the telephone ring, the exact moment that you had to tell your children that mom or dad would not be coming home. the hurt is still real. it is still raw. tomorrow marks eight years since we lost our son beau. our loss are not the same. he did not perish in the battlefield. it was cancer that stole him from us a year after being deployed as a major in the united states army national guard in iraq. as it is for so many of you, pain of his loss is with us everyday, but particularly sharp on memorial day.

still clear tomorrow is the anniversary. but so is the pride that jill and i feel in his service. it is as if i can still hear him saying, "dad, it is my duty, dad." duty. that was the code my son lived by and all of those that you lost lived by. it is the creed and millions of service members have followed from the fields of yorktown to the shores of normandy to the rice patties of huson to kandahar and beyond. many never returned home. throughout history, these men and women laid down their lives not for a place or person or

president but for an idea, unlike any other idea in all of human history, the idea, the idea of the united states of america. this sanctuary honors that sacrifice and tells their story, and in turn, it tells our story, the american story, the story of the patriot who died to deliver a nation where everyone is entitled to certain inalienable rights, among them life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. the story of hundreds of thousands of soldiers who shed their blood to make these words real. the story of the brave americans who fought the forces of fascism

to fight for democracy. as we are reminded by the sections here at arlington, and ak dros across the nation and the men and women who fought across the dec decades, each one of them, a link in the chain of honor that stretches back to the founding fathers in those days, unbreaking, unbending. not just in their duty and devotion but something even deeper, in their faith in us. their faith in us, that we will be worthy of their sacrifice. our service members have always abided to the highest expectations of the democracy. they have always held faith in our country, in all that we could be, and it citadel of lib

and democracy and endless renewal. it is how we have been able to constantly change and adapt through the centuries and it is why we have always been able to emerge from every challenge stronger than when we entered it. it is how we come together as one nation united, and why there is nothing that we can't do in america when we do it together. it is the truth. this year we celebrate the 75 years of a desegregated military, and 75 years of women's full integration, and 50 years of all volunteer force. throughout the annals of history, our troops have fought

for democracy, and if necessary, died for it. today, their service and sacrifice, and that of their families, that goes far beyond the silent stones out there. we can see in the strength of our nato alliance built from the bonds that we forever forged in the fires of two we see it in the troops still standing sentinel on the peninsula preserving peace side by side with our allies. we see it in every base, every b barrack, every vessel where our troops stand as a force for good in the world. and just as they have kept the ultimate faith to our country, to our democracy, we must keep the ultimate faith to them.

as a nation, and people have heard me say this for a long time. as a nation we have many obligations, but i believe in every fiber in my being we have only one sacred obligation, to prepare those we send into harm's way and care for them and their families when they come home and when they don't. it's a sacred obligation, not based on party or politics, but on a promise. a promise to unite all of us. there's nothing more important, nothing more sacred, nothing more american. together over the last two and a half years we worked to make good on that promise, passing more than 25 bipartisan laws to support our service members,

their families, caregivers and survivors. that includes the p.a.c.t. act, the most significant law in our nation's history. millions of veterans that were exposed to toxic substances and burn pits during their military service. pits the size of football fields thattin sin rate the waste of war such as tires, chemicals, jet fuel and so much more. to many of our nation's warriors who have selflessly served only to return home and suffer from the permanent effects of this poisonous smoke. too many have died. excuse the personal reference like my son beau, like sergeant first class heath robinson, for whom the act is named. last year after i signed the p.a.c.t. act, i handed the pen

to his daughter. she and her grandmother are with us today. after i handed her the pen, this beautiful little girl that's sitting over there, thank you for waving, baby. [ applause ] we lost half of her world, her whole world, held the pen in her hand, looked at me and said, thank you for my daddy. thank you for my daddy. god love you, honey. but i don't think she was just thanking me, she was thanking all of us, everyone who fought so hard to come together and keep our promise to our veterans, to keep the faith of our heroes.

on this day we come together again to reflect, to remember. but above all to recommit to the future our fallen heroes fought for. that generation of service members who died for a future grounded in freedom, democracy, equality, tolerance, opportunity, and, yes, justice. we use those words all the time. we've seen of late here and around the world that they have to continue to be fought for. not just for some but for all. this is more important than just our system of government. it's the very soul of america, a soul that was forged for our nation's first patriots, a soul that triumphed over trials and

testing less than centuries later, a soul that endured because of the sacrifices of generations and generations of service members ever sense. together we're not just the fortunate inheritors of their legacy, we must be the keeper of their mission, the bearers of the flame of freedom that kept burning bright for nearly 247 years. that, that's the truest memorial to their lives. our actions every day to ensure our democracy endures, our constitution endures and the soul of our nation, our decency, endures. ladies and gentlemen, 155 years ago our ancestors stood here and asked themselves what brought our heroes to this hallowed ground. what high motive led these brave

souls that general garfield said to welcome death. today we must ask ourselves what can we do, what must we do to pull the vision for which they lived and which they died. today it's on all of us, all of us to ensure that sacrifice was not in vain, to keep working toward a more perfect union. one where all women and all men are created equal. we're the only nation in the world built on an idea. every other nation is formed based on things like geography, ethnicity, religion. we're the only nation in the world built on an idea that we are all created equal. we haven't always lived up to it, but we've never walked away from it. and today, standing together to

honor those americans who dared all and gave all for our nation, we can say clearly, twe never will. god bless all those who gave their lives so our nation might live. god bless their families. and may god protect our troops today and always. thank you. [ applause ] >> and we are -- we've been watching president biden giving his memorial day address at the amphitheater there at arlington national cemetery. a very passionate speech that he's giving. you and i both had the same reaction also talking about tomorrow marks eight years since they had lost their son beau, so memorial day is a lot personally and professionally obviously for

the commander in chief. >> president biden hit on some of the themes that he does at ceremonies like this. number one, that those who have died in service to this nation did so to defend an idea. he likes to point out that if you're an american service member, you are not fighting for land or to conquer, it is for an idea, the idea of freedom, which is a theme he said before. as you said, he did note that he, of course, is mourning the loss of his son beau. tomorrow is the anniversary. his son served in the military. the president talks about burn pits and i think he partially blames burn pits in iraq for the death of beau. >> gathering in a sacred place in a solemn hour and honoring service and sacrifice today. that you all for joining us. this is "cnn news central." zzzqui l ultra he lps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-hahabit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil.

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