sign up now at noom.com welcome back i'm michael holmes and you're watching cnn newsroom.ashes abrupt it friday morning, incidents capital. witnesses report fighting between the sit in these armed forces, and the rapid support forces in the vicinity of the presidential palace. clashes also reported, north of khartoum and warplanes were seen flying over the city. now that is despite the rsf saying that it would extend a cease-fire for 72 hours starting this morning, local time. this also comes after the rival sudanese armed forces announced that it had agreed to a seven-day cease-fire with the paramilitary group. although, there was no response from the group at that time. previously cease-fires have not stopped the fighting as of by columns of dark smoke over the capitol, on their. state witnesses report the most violent fighting since the start of the violent fighting, last month, which has led to the death of hundreds of civilians. among the victims, a trailblazer in the, our cnn stephanie rosario was there. -- a family member tell cnn, 80 year old known as the country's

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i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. >>> coming up on "cnn newsroom," a catastrophic default averted, as of now. the white house and republicans have an agreement in principle on the debt ceiling. but it's hardly a done deal. >>> ask ukraine's top general issues a pointed message for his soldiers, russia, and the world. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with michael holmes. >> u.s. officials have finally reached a tentative deal to try to avoid that looming debt crisis. the white house and republicans say they have agreed in principle to raise the u.s. debt ceiling and cap government spending. the deal, meant to avert the first u.s. default in history, which of course would have had disastrous consequences worldwide. he's how the u.s. house speaker, kevin mccarthy, characterized the breakthrough. >> after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. we still have a lot of work to do, but i believe this is an agreement in principle that's worthy of the american p

i'm michael holmes.ppreciate your company. >>> coming up on i do cnn newsroom," close put no white smoke. that's how one republican describes negotiations on the u.s. debt ceiling. >>> ukraine assessing the damage after one of russia's deadliest attacks in recent days targets a hospital. >>> people flocking to a u.s. monastery where a nun's body appears to show no signs of decay nearly four years after she died . >>> a flurry of activity on capitol hill as the white house and republicans race to finalize a deal to raise the u.s. borrowing limit, called the debt ceiling, and avert financial catastrophe. a person familiar with the negotiations tells cnn they're hoping to announce an agreement perhaps as soon as saturday. jeremy diamond is at the white house with more on where things stand. >> reporter: as the white house and republican lawmakers continue negotiating on friday over a potential deal to raise the debt ceiling and cap spending, president biden on friday sounding downright optimistic about the

i'm michael holmes. appreciate your company. coming up here on "cnn newsroom," a community in mourning. a killer on the run. we'll have the latest on the intensifying search for the gunman accused of killing five of his neighbors. >>> a sixth cease-fire doing little to ease fears in sudan or to slow the frantic rush to leave the country. >>> and kyiv teases a long-await the counteroffensive against russia. we'll hear from a military expert about what ukraine's efforts might look like. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with michael holmes. >>> a small texas town in mourning and on edge after a deadly shooting in which five people were killed. we'll show you the man who lost his wife and 9-year-old son in the shooting. you see him there. >>> meanwhile, more than 200 officers from multiple law enforcement agencies are involved in the manhunt for the suspected shooter. authorities have identified the suspect as 38-year-old francisco oropesa, a mexican national. an fbi official told reporters on sunday they h

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. >> and i'm michael holmes at cnn headquarters in atlanta.l have the day's other news, including a new push for peace in sudan. it's all ahead on this special edition of "cnn newsroom." >> it is coronation day here in the uk. it is 6:00 a.m. in the morning. a ceremony that will see, of course, king charles iii crowned just five hours away. crowds have been gathering for days now to take out a spot to view the processions from westminster abbey. you can see the crowds already starting to gather. i got on the underground, the tube this morning, that was quite busy already. people draped union jacks with flags, some carrying ladders to get a view of the procession. on friday, if you remember, charles greeted well-wishers, a surprise visit for some not very far from where i am. "three cheers for the king." the prince and princess of wales also on hand to meet with the crowds. the last coronation was 70 years ago. for many britons, it will be the first time they've ever seen it. here's what it really means for so many of them, have a look. >> it f

holmes, it's alfie boe. i hope you can show michael ball how it's really done. there's a call from radio 2's gary davis. ven his own radio 2jingle. # radio 2. harrison holmes with special guest michael ball! - it's his dream and he's got that because he deserves it. he is always thinking of others all the time, harrison. he's one of those that worries about everybody else but himself. can i work here? can you work here? we'll have to have a word with the bosses, like michael said. the important thing, i think, is the clear love and support that he gets from his mum and his nan and his dad when he helps him in the studio. he made my day — i don't know about me making his day, he absolutely made my day. and there's just time for a quick song before he goes. # never let you be the same! steve saul, bbc news, wogan house, london. you take care. you keep trying! come on, michael, what is your number? give him your number! we need to sort that out. i'm sure i can get it.— i'm sure i can get it. fantastic, lovely to _ i'm sure i can get it. fantastic, lovely to see. _ i'm sure i can get it. fantastic, lovely to

so michael, what are you learning this yeah, good morning. we'll you know, elizabeth holmes sentenced last fall for defrauding investors out of around a billion dollars. >> she was set to turn herself in back in april, but she's used her children in countless legal maneuvers to push to stay back, which has been in the making for the last 2 decades. the homes will be serving 11 years at a prison in bryan, texas, which is a minimum security prison. it's known to have white collar crime inmates. now the 2003 stanford dropout was running a billion dollar health care fraud that lasted around 20 years and was based at a palo alto. her company was called theranos and offered a machine she claimed could test someone for hundreds of diseases and illnesses by using a small drop of blood, getting multiple investors to get hurt millions and turned her into a billionaire. what turned out it was a lie in the machine ultimately produced wildly unreliable results that could have endangered millions of patients by giving wrong diagnosis. and she didn't act alone. her ex lover and co conspira

michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. elizabeth holmes was sentenced last fall for defrauding investors out of around a billion dollars now and she was set to actually. >> turn yourself in back in april, but used her children in countless legal maneuvers to push the state back. but it's here. let's have a live look for you of where she's expected to turn herself in and for the next 11 years. this is outside of a federal prison camp in bryan, texas. it's about 100 miles outside of houston. it is a minimum security facility currently housing, well-known reality stars and other white collar crime criminals like homes. now the prison handbook says life there is centered around work in extracurricular activities and programs with a wake-up call of 06:00am every day. now the 2003 stanford dropout is being put here after running a billion dollar health care fraud that lasted 20 years and was based out of palo alto. her company was called theranos and offered a machine that she claimed could test someone for hundreds of diseases and illnesses by

michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. elizabeth holmes was sentenced last fall for defrauding investigators out of around 1 billion dollars. now she was set to turn herself in back in april. >> but she's been using her children in countless legal maneuvers to push the state back. but it is here. we actually have a live look for you where she's expected to turn herself in and spend the next 11 years. this is outside of 8 federal prison camp in bryan, texas. it's about 100 miles outside of houston, which is where she grew up. now, this is a minimum security prison currently housing, well-known reality stars and other white collar criminals like homes, the prison handbook says life there is centered around work in extracurricular programs with a wake-us call every day of 06:00am now the 2003 stanford dropout is put here after running a billion dollar health care fraud that lasted around 20 years. it was based palo alto. her company there was called theranos and offered a machine which she claimed could test someone for hundreds of diseases a

michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, elizabeth holmes was sentenced last fall for defrauding investors around a billion dollars. she was set to turn herself in back in april, but she's used her children in countless legal maneuvers. >> to push back this day and we actually have a live look for you of where she's expected to turn herself in. take a look. this is actually the outside of a federal prison camp in bryan, texas. it's just about 100 miles outside of houston where she actually graduated and holmes spend the next decade. you're waking up every day at 06:00am. it is a minimum security facility well-known housing. >> for lebanese as such as a reality star and other white collar criminals. now home, according to the prison handbook, life there is centered around work and extracurricular programs. >> the 2003 stanford dropout is being put here after running a billion dollar health care fraud that lasted 20 years. it was based at a palo alto. know her company was called theranos and offered a machine she claimed could test someone for

michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, elizabeth holmes was sentenced last fall for defrauding investors out of around a billion dollars. she was set to turn herself in baco in april, but she's used her children in countless legal maneuvers to push this day back, which has been in the making for 2 decades now. homes will be serving 11 years and is expected to turn herself in today to a federal prison camp in bryan, texas. just about 100 miles outside of houston. the minimum security facility houses wellman reality stars and other white collar criminals like homes. the 2003 stanford dropout was are running a billion dollar health care fraud that lasted 20 years. it was based at a palo alto. her company was called theranos and offered a machine. she claimed could test someone for hundreds of diseases and illnesses by using a drop of blood, getting investors to get hurt millions, which made her a billionaire well turned out to be a lie in the machine ultimately produced wildly unreliable results that could have endangered millions of patients

holmes 2. plus, he stars in the second installment of "the white lotus," which returns this sunday on hbo and hbo max. michaelrs and applause come on. and we've got great music from tegan and sara, tonight. oh, yeah [ cheers and applause "crybaby." guys, it's time for "tonight show hashtags. here we go ♪ hashtag hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: now, we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag, and i ask you guys to respond to that topic this week i sent out the hashtag, #lastminutecostume, and i asked you guys to describe your best last-minute halloween costume idea, in case people need one. you know, it's coming up yeah within minutes, it was a a trending topic so, thank you for playing along. [ cheers and applause now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite last-minute costume tweets from you guys thank you so much for this here we go first one's from @ryanbartholomee he says, "dress formally and write 'apology' on a name tag to become a formal apology." [ laughter and applause that's a great one this one's from @eddielovestoast yeah, we've -- we've heard from him before, yeah he says, "i parted my hair on

holmes surrendering to authorities beginning her prison sentence. the disgraced theranos ceo is expected to spend more than 11 years behind bars. kron four's. michael thomas has the very latest. >> taken months. but elizabeth holmes is officially behind bars in the state of texas. she was originally sentenced last fall but is used countless legal maneuvers to push the state back. take a look at this footage that we have. she turned herself in at around 10 o'clock our time. this is outside of the federal prison camp in bryan, texas, which is just about 100 miles outside of houston, which is where she grew up. it is a minimum security prison that's currently housing, well-known reality stars and other white collar criminals. the prison handbook says life there is centered around work in extracurricular programs with a wake-up call. every day of 06:00am the 2003 stanford dropout is being put here after running a billion dollar health care fraud that lasted 20 years and was based out of palo alto. her company was called theranos and offered machine. she claimed could test someone for hundreds of different diseases and illnesses by using a small drop of

michael? yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. you know,helizabeth holmes was sentenced last year for defrauding investors out of around a billion dollars. now she was set to turn herself in in april, but she's used her children and countless legal maneuvers. >> to push to stay back. but it is now here. we actually have a live look for you where she's expected to turn herself in and spend the next 11 years. this is outside of a federal prison camp in bryan, texas. it's about 100 miles outside of houston, which is where she grew up. now, this is a minimum security prison currently housing, well-known reality stars and other white collar criminals like homes. the prison handbook says life there. the 7 round work in extracurricular programs with a wake-up call. every day of 06:00am now the 2003 stanford dropout is being put here after running a billion dollar health care fraud that lasted 20 years and was based out of palo alto. her company was called theranos and offered a machine that she claimed could test someone for hundreds of diseases and illnesses. but

michael ball here. now, i've been hearing all about this amazing presenter on radio lonsdale at furness general in barrow. harrison holmeseard all about you. you're passionate, you're entertaining, you're kind, and you're a real character. well, i'd like you to show me how it's done. so i'm going to invite you tojoin me here on bbc radio 2, right here in wogan house in london. does that sound like a plan? yeah. great. i think you're an inspiration, young man. i can't wait to meet you. god bless. wow! goodness me! harrison? you get to see michael ball! it's better than winning the lottery, because harrison, he's been so poorly, he wasn't meant to survive. he came home on a ventilator at aged eight months to die around his family. but actually, when he got home, he just thrived. he's had 28 operations. he's had such a really hard start in life, but you would never know it. he's wanted this dream for years and years, and it'sjust unbelievable it's happening. # love, love changes everything # hands and faces, earth and sky. # and it certainly sounds like michael ball might have some competition. steve saul, bbc news, barrow—

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michael ball here. now, i've been hearing all about this amazing presenter on radio lonsdale at furness general in barrow. harrison holmesnd, and you're a real character. well, i'd like you to show me how it's done. so i'm going to invite you tojoin me here on bbc radio 2, right here in wogan house in london. does that sound like a plan? yeah — great. i think you're an inspiration, young man. i can't wait to meet you. god bless. wow! goodness me! harrison? you get to see michael ball! it's better than winning the lottery, because harrison, he's been so poorly, he wasn't meant to survive. he came home on a ventilator at aged eight months to die around his family. but actually, when he got home, he just thrived. he's had 28 operations. he's had such a really hard start in life, but you would never know it. he's wanted this dream for years and years, and it'sjust unbelievable it's happening. # love, love changes everything # hands and faces, earth and sky.# and it certainly sounds like michael ball might have some competition. steve saul, bbc news, barrow—in—furness. i think he might have some competition! he has got a good