house. both sides pointed to negotiating teams to focus on the issue and two sources familiar with the discussions say they held a late night meeting at the capitol. we have a shot at exactly the roosevelt room right where the president is expected to come out and speak in just a few seconds, but i want to go with nbc capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. good morning. there is only 15 days left until the june 1st deadline. where do things stand now and where do they go from here? reporter: well, look, they re looking a little bit better today than they were over the weekend and yesterday. certainly now all parties seem to agree that default is not an option and they said it pretty clearly at this point. that should mean a little bit of a sigh of relief as we watch this new negotiating group move us eventually hopefully toward the finish line. this negotiation now is starting to look a little bit more like 2011 than at any other point during these negotiations. that s beca
fight now for the last several days, but not just orange county, but rockland county here in suburban new york. and these suburban counties saying they do not want these asylum seekers bused to their counties. the state supreme court giving this temporary restraining order now to orange county, and this all comes as you mentioned, jose, looking at the video there of parents and students protesting the idea of converting school gyms freerks , freestanding school gyms in new york city to house asylum seekers as well. the biden administration has not done enough to help new york city with what he refers to as humanitarian crisis. city budget officials estimate that by next year taxpayers will have to foot the bill for housing and caring for these migrants to the tune of more than $4 billion by next year. in orange county this temporary restraining order is in place. and that means that no more migrants can be bused there. there are 186 that have already