live to talk about why she s trying to stop them. object to the k part, this is the sunday show. it s americas recurring nightmare. deadly mass shootings that leave community after community in mourning. today, that community is allen texas, for a lone gunman opened fire at a crowded mall on a saturday afternoon, killing at least eight people, and injuring at least seven before police officers killed him. according to the gun violence archive, so far this calendar year there have been 109 mass shootings. this is defined as the shooting of at least four people. as of now, we don t know the identity, or the motive of the suspect. the authorities believe the shooter acted alone. that s of little comfort to those who ran for their lives as carnage erupted around them. as soon as they knocked on the doors, i heard pow, pow, pow. everyone ran. we heard, run, run, run. we thought it had to be he walks up, he seen the pillars in front of our store get hit by rounds. we ra
weeks from now. we ll discuss the really dire implications for the u.s. economy if that happens with the former treasury secretary larry summers. also tonight, a huge dust storm causes multiple deaths and dozens of car wrecks in a massive interstate pileup. we re tracking this weather disaster in illinois. and an intensifying man hunt in texas after a gunman killed five neighbors including a 9-year-old little boy. authorities pleading for the public s help as this armed and very dangerous suspect has been on the loose since friday. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. and let s get straight to the breaking news. trashy secretary janet yellen s very very blunt warning about the u.s. debt limit. cnn is covering the story from every angle. our correspondents are standing by over at the white house on capitol hill, and in the nation s financial cente
chicken ever. i am talking of course about the bill he squeaks through the house by just two votes that raise the limit on borrowing for peoples bills until next march we ll also taking acts to federal spending. for his part, president biden has been adamant. he will not negotiate over raising the debt ceiling. and he is right. the united states should not be held hostage to chief budgetary goals of nothing to do with paying for stuff already purchased. also, mccarthy s limit save grow act are 2023 is not going anywhere in the democratic-controlled senate. and would be vetoed by biden if the bill did not land on their desk. the first history default, which treasury secretary janet yellen warns could hit as early as june 1st of. all because mccarthy made promises they can t keep to keep the speakers gavel. washington post
and some scientists say it s tip of the iceberg. while it s natural for the sargassium of seaweed, spanning more than 5,000 miles. from the coast of africa to the gulf of mexico. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter @jake tapper, tweet the show @the lead cnn. you can listen to the lead once you get your podcasts, all two hours, sitting there like sargassium seaweed, but never mind, i want you to enjoy it. mappihappening now, breakin news, an urgent new warning from treasury secretary janet yellen to congress. she says the u.s. could reach its debt limit and default as soon as june 1st, just four
we re following the breaking news on this show down over raising the federal debt limit. the treasury secretary janet yellen, issuing a dire warning that an unprecedented default could happen as soon as june 1st. joining us now senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut, senator, thank you so much for joining us. the white house says president biden called the house speaker mccarthy today to propose a meeting next tuesday on the debt limit. you think that s enough to avert what would be a disaster? reporter: it s up to speaker mccarthy. i mean, listen, just important note, we routinely raised the debt limit. it s a responsibility congress has in order to keep paying our bills to make sure that we don t default on debt. we do it pretty routinely. we have done it under republican presidents, democratic