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but they have started, the white house, to express some openness to possibly having a short term fix ebt ceiling. now, earlier today, one of the president's top advisers here at the white house, mitch landrieu, said this is a manufactured crisis, as republicans are not moving towards raising the debt ceiling without conditions attached, as has been done in the past. but yesterday, the omb director did say that the white house could be open to a more short term fix. she did not detail exactly how long that extension could potentially be, but take a listen to what she told reporters about how it could be something they could talk about down the road. >> at least that part of the conversation about length, i would love to be in that part of the conversation because we're at least in the positive. default is off the table, so i'm happy when we get to that part of the conversation. we're not there yet. and the idea is to put brinksmanship to bed and get to talking on making sure we avoid default and once we're talking about timeframe, that means we're at least on the right side of this deb

we heard from the white house a short time ago. us presidentjoe biden says he'll cut short a planned tour of asia this week as he negotiates to avoid a us debt default next month. biden held emergency talks at the white house with congressional leaders earlier, including republican house speaker kevin mccarthy. it ended with cautious optimism among the leaders, who are hopeful a deal to raise the us debt ceiling is within reach. on monday, us treasury secretary janet yellen warned again that the us could run out of money by the first ofjune if congress fails to raise or suspend the debt ceiling. if it defaults on its debt, it will have broad and severe impacts on the us and other global economies. president biden remains confident economic catastrophe will be avoided. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has more from the white house. the meeting i sever more than an hour and the meeting i sever more than an hourand like the meeting i sever more than an hour and like last week both sides came out and gave their version of ev

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announced he'll be cutting his planned trip to asia short so he can get back to washington to ensure the nation does not default. nbc news senior whitely o'donnell has more. >> reporter: staring down the risk of unprecedented credit default, new signs of progress and a major change of plans. >> i'm cutting my trip short. i'm postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papau new guinea. >> reporter: the president will head to japan for the g7 summit of the world's largest economies but he'll skip planned stops in australia and papau new guinea to get back tonegotiations. mr. biden joined by the vice president held his second face-to-face talks with congressional leaders. afterwards speaker mccarthy struck a notably more optimistic tone. >> it is possible to get a deal by the end of the week. it's not that difficult to get to an agreement. >> reporter: at stake raising the nation's credit card limit or debt ceiling above the current $31.4 trillion before the government can't pay its bills on june 1st. >> we know we're not going to default. they know it, we know it. we're running out of time. >> reporter: the stalemate i

minute deal over night, president biden returned to washington after cutting his trip to asia short as the white house and house republicans urgently try to negotiate a deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling, the president expressed a positive view of his phone call on air force one yesterday with house speaker kevin mccarthy. biden and mccarthy will meet face to face today after treasury secretary janet yellen insisted the government could run out of cash to pay its bills on june first. i would say we're focused on raising the debt ceiling and there will be hard choices if that doesn't occur without a deal to prevent a default. borrowing costs could soar. global markets could tumble, and millions of americans may not get payments such as medicare and social security. at issue, how to rein in government spending. republicans want to roll back spending to last year's levels and limit the growth in federal spending to 1% per year for a decade. meanwhile, the white house has proposed a 9.4% increase for next year's budget , followed by increases of 1% over a decade. i do not think it's extreme tha

i was outside the white house a short time ago and things appear very much back to normal. there are tourists roaming throughout this area. the best thing perhaps is this happened late at night because during the daylight hours there are a lot more people around here. the white house hasn't formally commented. but it is safe to say according to officials we have spoken that neither the president, the first lady, the vice president, anybody was in harm's way. >> you make a good point, it is prime tourist time. peter alexander, thank you so much. >>> now, inside the white house, there is still no debt deal and no doubt that time is running out. as pressure ramps up in washington, and around the country. the treasury secretary is warning of the enormous risk if president joe biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy can't find a compromise that the u.s. is highly likely to run out of cash as little as nine days from now. mccarthy says, though, there is still time. >> we can still finish this by june 1st. in a timeline. 97 days the president wouldn't meet. so we're trying to conde

back to the white house here a short time from now, bill. but you've been listening to what the white house is saying here. what's the take away? you've been covering this so closely for so long. >> bill: sandra, a few things jump out to me. number one, secretary mayorkas says they are surging 24,000 border patrol agents to the border, it's not possible. there are only 19,000 border patrol agents. number two, we heard our colleague, jacqui heinrich ask him about mass releases, he took issue with and said mass releases, that's not how he would characterize them. well, that's exactly what is happening. i can walk a mile away from where i'm standing right now, go to brownsville where the bus terminal is and all around the area are young venezuelan men with their ntas going other places in the country. mass releases are happening along the southern border, how they decompress the border patrol facilities. and the way they play with the words, they say the people are placed into removal proceedings, that is accurate. but removal proceedings under

short. we want to bring in the chief white house correspondent -- peter, my friend, as always it's great to talk to you. the president just a short time ago tweeting about these urgent debt talks. we did this in the news conference. he was saying that they were extreme positions, accusing them of ratcheting up their demands, and dismissing them as unacceptable. now it appears that at least the tone has shifted on both sides a bit, in anticipation of this meeting to take place in washington tomorrow afternoon. here is what the president tweeted. i will radio. he said, it's time for house republicans to accept that there is no bipartisan deal on default, to be made solely on their terms. i put forward a plan to cut spending by over one trillion dollars over ten years. on top of three trillion in deficit reduction, i previously proposed that they need to move to. those are the words of the president, tweeting from on board air force one as it makes its way back towards washington right now. the president was also pressed during today's news conference by fox news, who asked him if he would be b

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president joe biden cuts short his asia tour as the white house scrambles to secure a debt ceiling dealo defer a potential debt ceiling default >>> welcome to the show, everybody. well, tesla, twitter, the fed, joe biden, and china were just some of the topics that elon musk weighed in on as he sat down with cnbc for an hour-long conversation following a shareholder meeting in texas he told cnbc he is worried. >> we're concerned for everyone. >> i think you're right. i think it is shared by many people who run large organizations and smaller ones do you think, for example, china will make a move to take control of taiwan? >> the official policy of china is that taiwan should be integrated one does not need to read between the lines. one can certainly read the lines, so i think there's a certain -- there's some idea into the idea. >> that would not be good for tesla or any company in the world. >> yes, any company in the world. i think almost no one realizes that the chinese economy and the rest of the global economy are like conjoined twins it would be like trying to separate conjoined

the white house appears open to maybe a short-term fix of raising the debt limit for a shorter periodat part of the conversation about length, i would love to be in that part of the conversation because we're at least in the positive. default's off the table. so i'm happy when we get to that part of the conversation. we're not there yet. and the idea is to put brinksmanship to bed and get to talking on making sure we avoid default, and once we're talking about time frame, that means we're at least on the right side of this debate. >> phil mattingly joins us now here on set this morning. chelan da young's is saying we'll take what we can get as long as we can get to some kind of agreement. >> to be fair, that's always been the case to some degree. this stuff is actually not complicated. i think the value of shalanda who is the person you should watch in this debate going forward, she's a long-time hill veteran who's been at the center of all the agreements that have happened and the budgets in the course of the last couple of years, this issue is not that complicated. what gets complic

side, that was said at the white house briefing a short time ago. nfirming that there was a migrant death in u.s. custody, the white house was asked about that a few moments ago. also pressed on how many migrants are currently in u.s. custody, there was not an answer provided by the white house in that moment. bill also shot video of a venezuelan man, who was released this morning after crossing illegally into the united states. he's all smiles in the video, telling us the end of title 42 was not an issue for him saying my message is, it doesn't matter, you can make it to the united states, john. >> john: yeah, and these people have all been told the same thing by the cartels, that for all intents and purposes, with 5 million people being able to cross the border during the biden administration, that you can get into the united states. now, what might happen to you once you got in is a question, a lot of people were sent back under title 42, but a large number of people were let in, and then there are the got-aways who disappear into the fabric of am

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underscoring the urgency of the moment, the white house says president biden is cutting short his planned trip to the asia-pacific region in order to deal with the crisis here at home. the president says a default would be catastrophic tonight the two sides remain divided on republican demands for spending cuts, but republican house speaker kevin mccarthy allowing the possibility a deal could be reached by the end of the week. kelly o'donnell is tracking it all for us tonight. >> reporter: staring down the risk of unprecedented credit default, tonight new signs of progress and a major change of plan >> i'm cutting my trip short. i'm postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papua new guinea. >> reporter: tomorrow the president will head to japan for the g7 summit of the world's largest economies, but he will skip planned stops in australia and papua new guinea to get back to negotiations. >> we're just getting started. >> reporter: mr. biden joined today by the vice president held his second face-to-face talks with congressional leaders. afterwards, speaker mccarthy stru

white house spokesperson said the short-term sent it's not our plan adding biden is expected to bless bipartisan negotiations over the white house meeting tuesday calling for congress to raise the debt limit according to people familiar the "wall street journal"'s story. thomas in pennsylvania supporter of president biden's position. >> goodsi morning. i believe the debt ceiling should not be used as a bargaining chip which i believe is what they are doing. they will pass legislation that hurt low income people and they know if they were to have this at any other time, they would veto it so they are using it as a hostage situation and people are calling in in regards to speaker mccarthy, this affects a lot of people falling in the could be affected if joe biden decided agree to mccarthy is proposing. so many people will be out of a job in regards to people saying would be alone, they pay their debt, everyone should not be able to ta advantage of student loan forgiveness. wealthy people took ppp loans and they were forgiven millions so when it comes to the average american, why should

we have fresh reporting on those talks and the white house's decision to cut the president's overseas trip short. but will it all be enough to get a deal done in time? joining us now is nbc news white house correspondent allie raffa and nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake. so garrett, what do we know about the new talks on capitol hill with these new white house negotiators? >> reporter: well, ana, not a lot, frankly, about the details, but the fact that they picked up as quickly as they did last night speaks to the urgency both sides in this debate feel to get this solved. you don't get to vote on a deal or framework. there's a lot of work to be done. we know these negotiators, including the three appointed by the white house, the name i've circled is sha lon da young, the omb director who used to work on capitol hill, has a very good relationship with a number of republicans. garrett graves, a republican congressman from louisiana who has no official leadership role but has become one of kevin mccarthy's most trusted lieutenants. mccarthy has long wanted a smaller group wh

mccarthy and president biden had met at the white house on monday after biden cut short his trip to asiarthy is pushing for sweeping budget cuts and new work requirements for recipients of government programs, including social security, medicare, medicaid, and snap -- the supplemental nutrition assistance program. the republicans, however, are not proposing cuts to one of the biggest drivers of the nation's debt, the massive u.s. military budget. according to the costs of war project at brown university, u.s. wars since the september 11 attacks have cost over $8 trillion. a separate report by the group estimates 4.6 million people have died since 9/11 as a result of the wars in afghanistan, iraq, pakistan, syria, yemen, libya, and somalia. and over the past 16 months, congress has approved more than $113 billion for ukraine following russia's invasion. we are joined now by the economist jeffrey sachs. he is the director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university and president of the u.n. sustainable development solutions network. he has served as adviser to three u.

a lot on the white house and capitol hill suffers plates, and a very short timeframe to do that. remember, the president leaves for asia for the g7 summit on wednesday. he returns with just a few days left in the month before that deadline. a lot to squeeze in. in such a short time frame, alex. >> let's hope that something can be worked out and the -- before he takes off for that g7. thank you, but allie. we have more breaking news at this hour, this video just into us from the vatican. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy meeting with pope francis for the first time since the start of the war. the pope says the vatican launched a behind the scenes effort to end the conflict in ukraine, we're awaiting details from the sit down, we're gonna bring you any updates as we get them. it would have been impossible in one stage -- one unthinkable tragedy strikes, again and again, could something really change? something actually to change a little. i'll talk to the congressman about it next. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities.

we have actually seen with the white house having to cut short at specific trip that joe biden is on and scrapping the trip to papua new guinea and australia and the quad inviting questions about u.s. seriousness in the pacific. that counts as actual honest-to-goodness pain and suffering that will i guess crystallize the need to get something done here. it is very possible. i would not overlook the idea that even if a deal is signed, it still has to get past. i'm optimistic that something will get done at some point. there are plenty of off ramps here to diffuse crisis, but you have to be willing to take them and figure out a way to do this to allow everybody to come around and support it when the vote actually happens in congress. francine: derek wallbank in singapore. the president has just arrived at his next destination japan. we are looking at live pictures. yesterday he expressed confidence that negotiators would reach an agreement. this is not a g7 that is plain sailing because some republicans have said the president in the midst of these very important negotiations should no

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mortgage payments and private student loan costs would go up, another study cited by the white house found that even a short-term default could mean the loss of nearly 2 million jobs and a jump in the unemployment rate. all of that, the sobering backdrop to this afternoon's meeting between president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy and the rest of congressional leadership. their first face to face meeting in months as they try to figure out how to raise the debt limit before june 1st. i want to bring in nbc's senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake. peter baker is "the new york times" chief white house correspondent and msnbc political analyst. matthew dowd is msnbc's senior political analyst. good to have you all. so, garrett, i understand you just caught up with this speaker ahead of this meeting. so what did he tell you? >> reporter: well, chris, going back a little bit, we know there was a meeting among white house staff and the staff of some of the congressional leaders late last week to set the ground work for these negotiations and one of the things that i and other reporters have been kee

white house in terms of scenario planning. this thing costs a 1000000 jobs could be lost for a short lived default 0.6 percent decline. and in g p a longer 18300000 jobs lost 6 point one percent in g d p. now these the white house assessments, laura, do you agree with those? while i haven't done any sort of, i don't of alternate projections for you. i do think that it's important to note not just the multi faceted economic affects that such a default would cause, but we have having even getting close to a default has very serious circle, a very serious effects for us. i just like what we saw in 2011. we had a number of different economic able effects. not just the downgrade of but, you know, we cost $2.00 american tax payers g. o. did a record of, you know, showing those costs as well as just to know the document. margaret went down a lender's were, folks were not as excited to, to lend to the mortgage markets. consumer confidence went down in more. so even threatening the default and getting close to one can have serious economic effects. certainly an actual default completely unprecedented, of would be truly catastro

the white house has been monitoring the markets and including the short selling pressure on healthy bankste house press secretary thursday the s.e.c. is looking at identifying prosecutor misconduct according to gary gensler. we have to see whatreality i have no reason to believe the crisis is over for regional banks and you have the dynamic where they are pushed to the brink. >> you said there is no reason to believe the crisis is over. we had a guest today is a this -- today say this is not due to any particular reason other than sentiment? >> here we are within grasping for the price action if you look at pacwest and western alliance and what it is saying, the deposit base is stable it was a few days ago. if that is the case, what is driving this action? it really is the focus now which turned in the last day or so it has been to the role of short sellers in the market. if that is the case and if they are profiting and making tons of money from the bets, what is to say that this will stop. there are a few banks now and we focus on pacwest and western alliance because they are most under

the good news may be short lived, especially if republicans and the white house can't agree on how tose the debt limit in the next three and a half weeks. can the president tap into his decades of experience as a deal maker when it matters the most? >>> we start, though, in texas where that highly anticipated surge of migrants crossing into the u.s. that we were expecting after title 42 expired next week has already begun. that's raising new fears about whether the immigration system can handle the growing humanitarian crisis, and what's in store for u.s. border communities with thousands more people still on their way. and the rio grande valley where the dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas will be speaking next hour, the average number of people being apprehended or expelled has tripled from less than 600 a day in march to more than 2,000 a day this week. across the entire southwest border, the daily average has gone from around 5,000 in march to more than 7,000 last month. officials say it could reach 10,000 a day once the policy actually expires next week. nbc's julia ainsley is in te

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the president does not take the cutting short of this trip lately. the white house stressed that the president wants to reinvigorate the quad, a partnership meeting that was supposed to be taking place in australia. he will be missing that. that is australia, the u.s., japan and india. he will be missing what would have been the first ever trip by a president to papa new guinea. the president wanted to focus because of trying to pay more attention to the pacific region. william: so he's not going to make that part of the trip. what is it from your reporting that you understand is the white house's current position? what is on the table? laura: the white house, be it the president or senior staff, have said over and over that the debt ceiling talks and the budget talks are unparalleled -- are on parallel tracks but they are separate. we can report we know details about what is on the negotiating table when it comes to the budget. this is based on what the president and speaker mccarthy have hinted as well as what sources have told me and lisa. what is on the ta

the white house confirming just a short time ago ukraine scored a key victory with the u.s. after the biden administration signaled it will permit allies to send f-16 fighter jets to the war-torn nation. other g7 leaders have been meeting with zelenskyy. they offered their support for, quote, as long as it takes. g7 meetings are not just about ukraine. leaders are also weighing in on how to confront china's increasing military power. cnn's phil mattingly is in hiroshima. can you give us a preview of what the meeting might be like? >> reporter: a preview of the day, because i think that's important in the context of things. yes, the bilateral meeting between president biden and president zelenskyy, the first face-to-face meeting between the two since president biden's surprise trip to kyiv earlier this year. there was also a meeting of the entire g7 group of leaders and the other countries thachb involved here, an entire working-group meeting related to ukraine that zelenskyy will be participating in as well, which i think underscores the reality of this moment and its import

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with the composite sketch of the female seen meeting lindsay, she is described as white, 35 to 40 years old with shortdress of white, black and either red or pink with a distinctive pattern. and more clues to the identities of the killers came from lindsey's blackberry, stored at the phone number for the mexicans, detectives traced the phone the killers used to contact lindsey, it was a cell phone purchase between three and six weeks before the murder, at a vancouver convenience store. surveillance tape of the sale? >> gone. and, unfortunately, the phone is paid to talk, there is no registration other than quickly banged a name and online and your phone is up and running. >> while the killers bought the phone weeks earlier, they activated it via the internet, less than 48 hours before the murder. making their movements difficult to trace. the phone was registered under the name paulo rodrigues. >> the name appears to be fictitious, the address that the phone was registered also appears to be unrelated. it is an actual address but it is a business in vancouver. >> vancouver's from where the first calls

white house to discuss. raising the debt limit. >> we will get started we will solve all the worlds problems. >> before the meeting house speaker kevin mccarthy saying he wants a long-term solution not a shorterm deal. but the white house insisting there will be no negotiating demanding republicans pass a clean debt limit. increase with no preconditions. >> do what you're supposed to do it has been done 78 time since 1960. that is what he is expecting from congress. >> raising the government allowed the u.s. congress to pay for debt is already occurred, not future spending, house republicans narrowly passed a debt ceiling bill that would/nearly $5 trillion from the biden administration top spending parties including climate change everton student loan debt reduction gop earning support from 43 senate republicans walking to past -- vowing to block the pass of a clean that bill -- debt ceiling bill. in 2011, led s&p global to downgrade the u.s. is aaa credit rating after democrats and republicans struck a deal. other credit agencies were the political game of chicken over the u.s. debt ceiling could cause real damage to the naon's economic health. >> aus duval could have wide reaching impact

we've heard from white house officials that they do want to consider potentially a short term debt limitrease to more clearly link these budget issues in the fall. the president in that issue with stephanie rural saying he's not there yet on a potential unilateral step he could take, invoking the 14th amendment. there's a lot of legal questions about whether that could be an escape hatch here for the administration. then as it relates to title 42, we've seen the juniper of steps. the president announcing sending troops to the border to help manage the situation, but a number of diplomatic relationships, with mexico agreed to take and more migrants themselves. >> we'll be watching. nbc's mike memoli. thank you. we have new developments as well in the investigations into a love efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. a new court filing yesterday revealed at least eight of the fake electors under investigation in georgia have received an accepted immunity offerings from fani willis, the fulton county district attorney leading the investigation. the finally did not name the fake

sinks all three free throws after a time-out, derek white inbounding for the celtics passes to marcus smart, whose three-pointer comes up just short win 104-103 becoming just the fourth team to win after being down 3-1 in a four-game series. >> oh my god. that was incredible. i'm still like in disbelief. this [ bleep ] is crazy. >> we're a resilient group. we pick each other up. we fought for each other. the job isn't done yet. we got a tough one game seven and we got to find a way to win here. >> we're in a tough position here. we can do it. i know we will do it. we got to go on the road and win in a very, very tough environment, but we're capable of it so let's get busy. >> it's winner take all in boston on monday night. tip-off is at 8:30 eastern. . >> thanks so much, carolyn mano. that's a lesson, never give up. >> still ahead, some stormy weather could be on the horizon and may dampen some memorial day weekend plans. we'll bring you the forecast next. but first, this week's staying well. >>> gravel biking is a pretty broad concept. it's bikes meant to go over a diverse type of terrain. gravel bikes may have a drop bar, but re

here it is possible , eat white meat and eat fish. in shortot meat more than 70 grams per day increases the risk of cancer, colon, fried meat intestine increases the risk of cancer, we do not want. these are the facts of life, so twice a a month is probably a bit rare for a russian person, okay? that's what i wanted to tell you, friends. if you didn't have time to record or hear something in our program, then you will find everything in the magazine called the tv program, right today our program continues. and you know, we will now talk about medicine, no matter how you twist it. in a sense, this is a continuation of the topic of red meat, because red meat is rich in sheets, we begin to talk about medicine. cholesterol is normal. why did your doctor prescribe statin drugs to lower your cholesterol? this the human liver, and you should know that 80% of 85 cholesterol is produced by the liver. moreover , it will never work out, and at night this is a fundamental thing that you all should know. this is how cholesterol is produced at night, the li