take s teixeria took photos of documents and posted them on 3450ed. meade. the u.s. as cessing the damage from a cyberattack that impacted several goempts agencies. the breach is blamed on russian hackers. natasha bertran is in washington with details. reporter: several u.s. federal government agencies have been hit in a global cyberattack in which hackers have managed to exploit a flaw in a widely used software. the agency told cnn thursday that it is providing support to several federal agencies that have experienced intrusions affecting their move it applications and is working to understand impacts and ensure timely remediation. move it is a software that hackers appear to have found a vulnerability in and began good flighting in late may.
christine romans. it s memorial day here in the u.s. glad you re with us. let s get going. we begin this morning with president biden defending the deal he made with house speaker kevin mccarthy to raise the debt limit for two years. it takes the threat of catastrophic reform off the table. protects our hard-earned economic recovery. and the agreement also represents a compromise which means no one got everything they want. mccarthy agreed to raise the debt limit in explain for cuts to the budget. even though, the president insisted to reporters he wasn t actually negotiating on the dead limit. want to try to make it look like i made some grow myself in the debt ceiling, i didn t. i made a compro 3450is on the budget. that s what they wanted a compromise on the budget, that s what you ve done, even though you haven t gone as far as you wants, in that right? sure, can you think of an alternative? the president praised
brockovich telling me this community will likely need testing for the foreseeable stew future. this begins a huge water issue. we ve seen it play itself out over and over and over again. reporter: david, this week up to three wells are going in at that derailment site to test to see if there are toxins in the groundwater there. out of an abundance of caution. david. alex presha on this story again tonight, thank you, alex. the u.s. is warning c tel ws ying i china â– did erwod be dquc the. ian pannell in ukraine for us again tonight. reporter: tonight, intense battles raging across the front lines in eastern ukraine. new video showing street-to-street fighting in back 3450u9. the city in ruins. with russia losing men and munitions, the u.s. warning china not to help russia. the u.s. state department saying if china were to provide lethal assistance to russia, it would
car number 23 derailed. reporter: the ntsb saying it was an overheated wheel bearing on a single rail car that eventually set off a sensor alerting the conductor to stop the train. we have no evidence that the crew did anything wrong. reporter: in all, 38 cars derailed including several transporting chemicals. surveillance video shows sparks and a bright light coming from underneath the train car in salem, ohio about 20 3450i8s f miles from east palestine. increased heating was detected, but it wasn t until a detector indicated the heating that the conductor hit the brakes to stop the train. we look at the temperature tre thresholds which indicate immediate action. again, spacing in temperature
here in denver in the past month, nearly 2,000 people arriving from central and south america and so denver had opened this massive coliseum to be used as a 24-hour warming center. the demand last night was so strong they had to open two more emergency shelters. those will be closed by saturday afternoon, again, because we are returning to warmer more normal temperatures. we might even hit 50 around christmas, which is great news for us and unfortunately, not very good news for you on that side of the country as that arctic blast pummels the east coast. we re looking at what comes after what polo was just showing us, all right, lucy, thanks so much. let s bring in meteorologist derek van dam for the latest forecast now. derek, what are you seeing? yeah, jessica, well, polo s shot is mind-boggling. he s receiving what are considered blizzard conditions, reduced visibility under a quarter 3450i8 for three hours, winds of 35 miles per hour,