and good evening. on 360 tonight, debt ceiling drama. closed door meeting going on with house republicans, which could determine if the bill makes to it the floor, and if speaker kevin mccarthy keeps his job. also tonight, an interview with the 11-year-old boy who called 911 for help and got shot by the police officer who responded. and succession is over, but tonight kindle is talking. actor jeremy strong joins me with a behind-the-scenes lo riv any. the criticism kevin mccarthy is facing from some members of his own party as he and president biden race to extend the debt ceiling. given how toxic the deal with some of the more extreme members, every step mccarthy takes to pass it could put his speakership in jeopardy. melanie zanona with the latest. what is it you re hearing from house republicans whereby this is headed? reporter: the house is on the verge of clearing at least one procedural hurdle, because the house rules committee is expected to advance a rule wh
farmers have anything but goodwill towards valdimir. reporter: and he has been capturing scandinavian hearts. a whale that appear morse accustomed to humans than his own kind, and now much farther south than he should be. far from heading back to arctic waters where he might have found some of his own kind, he is headed south, all the way to the coast of sweden, according to the ngo one whale, where waters are too warm and too populated for a whale who may have been used to spy but is now being very carefully watched himself. melissa bell joins us now. are there other claims of russia training marine animals? there are, anderson. this is a practice that goes back to the cold war. and what we saw at the time when russia first annexed crimea back in 2014 is that they very quickly announced that the combat dolphin program that had been run by ukraine would be diverted toward the russian navy.