approval. >> david: terry moran leading us off on a friday night. terry, thank you.o developing at this hour, this debt limit showdown with time running out, talks put on hold for a time today with president biden and the speaker the house kevin mccarthy both aware that the u.s. is facing default the first week of june. so what happened today? and what we are now learning tonight. rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: tonight with the nation barreling toward a catastrophic default, talks to mo tn mes latermeakiniorides tor congressman garrett graves, walking out of the room frustrated. >> we decided to press pause because it's just not productive. >> 24 hours ago, speaker kevin mccarthy said there was progress. today a much different story from republicans. >> until people are willing to have reasonable conversations about how you can actually move forward and do the right thing, then we are not going to sit here and talk to ourselves. >> reporter: congress must raise the debt ceiling in order to pay for the nation's existing bills, money that's already been spent.

terry moran denny my with late reporting. he's traveling with the president. also developing the battle over raising the debt ceiling tonight. talk suddenly put on pause what's driving this with time now running out? rachel scott on the hill. the alleged pentagon leaker in federal court today asking the judge to release him on bail parent prosecutors calling the national guardsmen a risk to public safety and national security. what the judge decided. aaron katersky of the courthouse. the case making national headlines. the wife who wrote a book with their children about grief after her husband died, now charged with murdering her husband. tonight we will hear the new court filings among the allegations of her alleged attempts at getting new insurance policies worth 2 million. tonight the severe storms in the to systems combining as theyen then headed into the northeast this weekend. rob marciano standing by the time all of the sound. there is news tonight coming in after a horrific crash on a major interstate multiple peopl. now that dui and manslaughter charg

terry moran reporting. a massive fire erupting in houston. the images coming in tonight. the economy and jobs this evening. the new jobs report. the coronation of king charles and camilla. hours away now and what they'll do to honor the late queen elizabeth. we're standing by outside buckingham palace tonight. us. we begin tonight with the deposition of former president trump. the video for the first time being made public tonight in the sexual assault and defamation case against him. the president's lawyers saying he will not testify in court. the jurors say this deposition instead. the former president seen responding to documents and questions posed by carrolls lawyer and after saying that e. jean carroll is not his team, the moment he showed this photo on the left there, asked who it was, trump in the deposition says it's marla. marla maples is his second wife. aaron is leading it's off. >> this is the former president of the united states answering questions in a deposition about a rape he insists he never committed saying of his accuser she's not my time. >> i take

>> david: terry moran, thank you. to a comment tonight and a much better-than-expected jobs report today. 253,000 jobs added in april. unemployment now falling to 3.4% in this country. matching a 54 year low. the threat of the fourth, president biden financing house republicans who are refusing to raise the debt limit unless he agrees with their spending cuts. >> president biden: the last thing this country needs after all we have been through i is a manufactured crisis and that is what this is. a manufacturing crisis. and that is what it is from beginning to end. it is a manufactured crisis. >> david: the president and topic congressional leaders from both parties will meet at the white house on tuesday. when we come back on this friday night, of breaking news, the massive fire erupted in houston. images coming in at this hour. and the supreme court stepping into night to halt an execution just days away. at least for now, we will tell you why. ♪ ♪ (cecily) you're looking pleased with yourself. (seth) well, not to br

>> terry moran reporting from washington. >>> news on the economy and the interest rates. the federal reserve raising interest rates again today in the battle to slow inflation, adding another quarter-point. the 10th straight increase since last march. what was different this time is the fed chair signaling it may be the last increase for now if inflation continues to slow. >>> when we come back, alec murdoch serving life for killing his wife and son. tonight what he is saying about the death of his housekeeper. >>> important news in the fight against alzheimer's and the discovery of three-time u.s. olympic medalist has been found dead. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms shortness of breath... and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates

terry moran standing by with late reporting. he's traveling with the president.o developing, the battle over raising the debt ceiling tonight. talks suddenly put on pause. so what's driving this with time now running out? rachel scott on the hill. the alleged pentagon leaker in federal court today asking the judge to release him on bail. prosecutors calling the air national guardsman

terry moran denny my with late reporting. he's traveling with the president.so developing the battle over raising the debt ceiling tonight. talk suddenly put on pause what's driving this with time now running out? rachel scott on the hill. the alleged pentagon leaker in

. >> david: terry moran thank you.the race for the white house, ron desantis officially on the campaign trail after his botched launch on twitter and asked in a series of interviews what happened. here's jon karl. >> in its first full day as a presidential candidate ron desantis did a flurry of interviews. at least 11 of them. most with friendly conservative radio shows. after the botched launch of his campaign yesterday, the ron desantis team had hyped the announcement with the elon musk on twitter as a bold unconventional move. but when the time came, and technical disaster struck. >> you have so many people here that i think we are melting the servers. >> it is not that many people, fewer than 300,000, a tiny fraction of elon musk's 140 million twitter followers. and most of the interviews today ron desantis was asked about the follow-up. >> i did not really know what was going on, because twitter handled all of that. >> and donald trump was relentless. portraying the botched launch as a sign of incompetence, callin

terry moran is on the ground for us. >> president zelenskyy arriving in hiroshima, his first visit to the ach pacific region, a last-minute addition, as he landed, the ukrainian leader tweeting peace will come closer today. unmistakeable symbolism about zelenskyy visiting here in hiroshima, where the first atomic bombing happened as he faces down an enemy that has openingly issued nuclear threats. now zelenskyy is bolstered by president biden, pilots will fly american-made f-16 fighter jets. the president held back, but several allies publicly supported the idea and biden changed course. deputy foreign minister from russia says western countries face risks if they supply ukraine with the jets. but an official suggesting the day likely won't come soon. training ukrainians to fly the jets could take months, the official said and he pointed will willy -- he pointedly said, watching. >> janai: called coachella for birth workers. what the doula expo could mean for millions of moms for the future of equality for black mothers. >> whit: trans representation in the media and the journalist wh

terry moran reports from the supreme court. >> reporter: this latest revelation about clarence thomasccepting large gifts and financial assistance for himself and members of his family and not disclosing it is sharpening the focus on ethics at the court and on all the justices. clarence thomas and his wife said they took legal custody of their great nephew in the late 1990s hoping to give the boy opportunities he would never have had. but it wasn't just the thomases who were providing those opportunities. pro-publica reporting harlan crow, whom thomas called a dear friend, paid at least some of the young man's tuition at two different private schools. the cost of one of the schools was $6,000 per month, but the exact total crow paid is unknown because thomas never disclosed the payments. federal ethics law requires justices to publicly report gifts, including those to spouses and dependent children. but those rules have come under renewed scrutiny. >> nobody polices the supreme court which is part of the problem with the disclosure rules. even if you made them perfect. they're volunta

senior national correspondent terry moran is with the president in hiroshima. od morning, terry. >> reporter: hey, george. this was supposed to be a major foreign trip for president biden but the disfin dysfunction back in washington, that game of chicken over the national debt, has underminded him overseas. the negotiations continue the clock keeps ticking. overnight president biden arriving in japan for the annual g-7 summit, meeting first with japan's prime minister. >> our countries stand together, we stand stronger. >> reporter: the agenda here in hiroshima is stacked. ukraine, china, climate change and more. but the debt ceiling drama back in washington followed the president here and hangs over these meetings. before he left, biden tried to reassure the country and the world. >> i'm confident that we'll get agreement on the budget and america will not default. >> reporter: for months biden insisted he would not negotiate over the debt ceiling, accusing republicans of holding the economy hostage to get their way on spending cuts. but with the clock ticking

we begin with terry moran with more. good morning. >> reporter: good evening from hiroshima.t of high drama here. president zelenskyy arriving in hiroshima at this summit looking for more help from the leaders here and he has got it. ukrainian president vladar zelenskyy arriving in hiroshima today getting a red carpet greeting from japanese officials. and bolstered by president biden's decision to allow ukrainian pilots to be trained at american made f-16 fighter jets. a major reversal for biden after he resisted zelenskyy's pleas for months. as united selipsky tweeted, peace will become closer today. he is here to speak directly with summit leaders in a critical moment in the war on the eve of the expected ukraine encounter effect. dolinsky joined the some of that is being held at the side of the first atomic bombing, even while he faces nuclear threats from russia. and now he will have american f-16s to strengthen his forces. biden informing the g7 allies that the united states has agreed to the training of the ukrainian pilots after several allies publicly supported the id

we have team coverage from the white house and wall street starting out with terry moran outside of thete house. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. it's crunch time for these negotiations. the vibe here is bad. instead of signs that a negotiation is reaching some kind of conclusion in these critical final days, officials are blasting speaker of the house kevin mccarthy, accusing him of talking out of both sides of his mouth. sources telling reporters that while mccarthy claims in public he's willing to negotiate, behind the scenes they say he's rejecting any compromise on things like increasing revenues through closing tax loopholes for the wealthy or moderating gop demands for deep cuts in health care and education, meals on wheels, veterans programs. and other areas. sources think the problem is kevin mccarthy is beholden to the most extreme republican house members. those people aren't going to be voting for any deal any way. meanwhile officials are confirming president biden has agreed to a spending freeze through 2024 which could save about $1 trillion over the

terry moran is with the president in hiroshima. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. the news broke today that president zelenskyy would come here in person. a senior white house official told me that the leaders at this summit need to hear from zelenskyy directly. that that's critical. calling this moment an inflexion point in the war. with so much riding on the coming ukrainian offensive, the leaders of the nations have boosted arm shipments to ukrainian forces. especially anti-aircraft systems, long range artillery. zelenskyy will be looking for more. here in hiroshima a solemn moment as president biden and the other summit leaders went to the memorial peace park near ground zero of the atomic bombing here. with vladamir putin rattling the nuclear saber in ukraine, zelenskyy will bring the witness of the dangers. president biden is still dealing here with a debt ceiling crisis back home. he got a virtual briefing from his negotiating team in washington earlier. tonight the president actually left the summit din

moran and we are live from chase center talking about it. we have a lot to talk about this morning. >> lebron and terry meeting up again in the playoffs. i cannot wait to chat. if you're getting ready to hit the roadways we have some hotspots likely due to the wet weather. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the first alert doppler. slick roads in certain spots. drier conditions and others. we will time out the storm coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> rise and shine domination. game one is on tap tonight and we know a lot of people are looking forward to it. jocelyn is hanging out at chase center. i feel like we have barely had a minute or could catch of breath in between the series. >> reporter: i feel like i am recovering. the fact that it went to game seven and the anxiety that comes with that for a lot of warriors fans. time to turn the page. we are facing the lakers and there was a lot to talk about. one of the things we are seeing and headlines is steph curry will be facing lebron james again. they have faced each other four times in the finals . if you are heading out the door this morning, reminder, grabbed the blue and g