unknown soldier as the country marks memorial day. a time to remember those who have fallen in service to the nation. take it or leave it, after leaders strike a deal to raise the debt ceiling. there are lawmakers unhappy on both sides. so do they have the votes. and the wheels are off. terrifying moments at the indy 500 as a tire goes flying toward the crowd. we will show you what it hit. this is cnn news central. they have a deal and now they need to get a the votes. the house is set to vote this week. president biden, kevin mccarthy, they reached the agreement over the weekend. the plan would suspend the debt limit for about a year and a half through january 1, 2025. important with that date, it pushes off this debate until after the election. but the road ahead is still quite unclear and could be quite bumpy. party leaders are now waging full-on campaigns to convince their members to back the legislation. if they cannot, the united states could default on its debt o
i spoke with members of the business round table, of the big business guys, asked why i m so pro labor, you save them money. what you do lasts and through the american rescue plan, we re funding work force development programs, including 128 million here in wisconsin, so american workers prepared to compete in the economy we re building. this is a blue collar, blueprint to rebuild america. and we re also doing something that for years, people just talked about. we re going to buy american for everything we build. last night, i announced we re proposing new standards to require all construction materials be made in america. american lumber, american glass, american dry wall, american fiberoptics. american roads, bridges, highways, made with american products. my first two years in office, we ve created 800,000 manufacturing jobs. where? i mean, it sincerely. jobs you can live on. where is it written american can t lead the world of manufacturing? i didn t see it written anywhe
bertran. good morning. what is the president doing right now? i know that he said some words just a short time ago. reporter: yeah, good morning, laura, so right now the president is meeting with members of the north atlantic council which is the main political and policy making body of nato. and of course in that meeting is turkey. and one of the biggest diplomatic achievements of this entire summit has been turkey s dropping of its opposition to sweden and finland actually joining the alliance, obviously something that has been the main topic of conversation over the last two days is the expansion of nato. so that will obviously be discussed. the president met with erdogan yesterday and praised him for allowing this bid by sweden and finland to move forward to join the alliance. so they will be discussing all of this. of course the enhanced force posture that the united states is providing to nato, providing to europe am mid the russian invasion of ukraine and the threat
tayyip erdogan. and in the past we ve seen tensions between the two nations, the two allies. we ve seen the u.s. government taking issue for example with turkey s decision to purchase russian-made air defense systems and in turn turkey has of course had tensions with kurdish fighting groups allied to the u.s., that turkey considers to be terrorist organizations. so there are certainly challenges to overcome there if those relations are set to be reset between turkey and the biden administration. we ve heard from biden congratulating president erdogan yesterday. he took to twitter to say he looks forward to continuing to work together as allies on bilateral issues and shared global challenges. and of course turkey has over the last year or so become a key player, key negotiator in the war in ukraine. president erdogan spoke to cnn talking about his relationship with president putin, he described it as a special relationship, often of course with the views of turkey s own nato allies.
believe there are still survivors trapped under the rubble. in syria, onlookers captured video of a newborn baby pulled safely from the ruin, and rushed to the hospital. it s believed the mom gave birth to her under the rubble. the baby is recovering under the care of doctors, the mom, though, did not survive. the official death toll is 11,000, making this the deadliest quake worldwide in more than a decade. joining me now from turkey, nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley. president erdogan is being criticized for the pace of the recovery and the rescue effort. what can you tell us about why he s being criticized for it and what he said in response? reporter: yeah, katy. we have been hearing a lot from president erdogan. he visited the site, he actually visited the region i m in right now, and he said that, you know, he was going to be doing his best. he dismissed critics and said