we re only ten days out from a potential u.s. default, and there is still no deal on the debt ceiling. that s only step one. keep in mind it still has to clear congress quickly. another critical meeting between the president and house speaker just hours away. we re going to take you live to the white house and capitol hill. also ahead, the naacp issues a travel advisory for florida, accusing the state of being openly hostile towards african americans. details on the driving force behind that warning and how governor ron desantis is responding just ahead. and instead of walking across the stage to get her diploma, a transgender teen opts out of commencement after the school said she had to wear pants. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. the federal government is running out of money and d.c. is running out of time to get america s accounts in order. later this afternoon president biden and speaker mc
and i pray to god. i say, you know, i don t wan to live. it was a crime that engulfe the city, a young touris murdered he was stabbed trying to protect his mother we had to get everyone. seven teams convicted one says he s innocent you don t have to believe me look at the facts in this case now we are doing just tha tracking down witnesses. he was shaking. he started crying revisiting evidence - the most emotional thing wa reading the letter is he telling the truth or lying to win his freedom? we are about to find out this is a perry mason moment right, she s a surprise t everyone hello, and welcome to dateline in the late 19 80s, robberies, muggings, and even murders wer a sad reality of life in new york city. then, in 1990, a tourist was stabbed while trying to protec his family the public demanded action and then got it. police made arrests and pu suspects behind bars but one of the man convicted said he wasn t there was an innocent man in jail
subpoena and finally a search, investigators have retrieved 48 boxes including at least 320 classified documents, including 72 marked confidential, 108 secret, and 42 top secret. now, the filing as one former top fbi official puts it obliterates claims that the fo former president and his lawyers had been cooperating and negotiating in good faith to return the records. okay. so let s lay out the time line for you. the national archives had been working for months to get all of these missing records from trump even while he was in office. in january of this year, they finally got 15 boxes of records that trump had taken with him to mar-a-lago, though they did not belong to him. once the national archives saw the reckless way trump had handled so much sensitive information, they contacted the doj for help getting other classified documents back that were still missing. according to this filing, one of the most significant concerns was that highly classified records were unfol
the trial tonight that could crush donald trump s new york business empire and end with the former president paying a $250 million fine. why the judge at one point asked trump s attorney to control the former president. the israeli military surrounds gaza city as its soldiers battle hamas militants in the streets. plus, shuttle diplomacy. what secretary of state blinken is hoping to accomplish as he visits the middle east. there is growing anger against the united states here in ramallah in the west bank with crowds chanting blinken, you ve got blood on your hands. norah: our new reporting about the type of weapons israel is using, plus the american submarine now in the middle east. why it s rare we know it s there. the earth shot prize off with prince william honoring innovators trying to battle climate change. we ll introduce you to one of them. only 1% of the clothing in the world ever gets recycled but now a u.s. company has found a remarkable way to turn old
pretty much turned it around as he entered this graduate program in a university, but he had altercations at that university with a professor and female students. this behavior seems to be more akin to some of the behavior we re hearing about from some of his friends who were at that college with him. because it s so unusual that someone would not enter a plea and that the judge would then have to go ahead and do it. at this point prosecutors have 60 days to decide if they re going to seek the death penalty. what more can you tell us about how they would go through that decision-making process? yes, brianna. one of the things they re looking for is aggravating circumstances. and in idaho, one of those aggravating circumstances could be the killing of multiple people at the same time. we know in this case there were four college students who were actually killed in that apartment that was near this college and that kohberger is being charged with four counts of murder as well as bur