now congress failure to reel in post-pandemic spending is forcing the central bank to tighten credit, choke spending and heighten risk of recession. in reality, this is not debate about spending, but who is going to do the spe spending. todd: alexandria hoff has more. alexandria: june 1 is the day the treasury secretary janet yellen has given for when it is debt limit must be resolved, if not, world implications would follow. today president biden and kevin mccarthy will meet after what was called a productive phone call last night. i just finished a phone call with the president, he s flying back on air force one. we re talking about his trip there and positive things that took place and spent time talking about the debt ceiling and where we are and i believe it was a productive phone call. we can solve some problems if he understands what we re looking at. we have to spend less money. alexandria: the president arrived back from washington. in japan, president biden
hour and claims the city failed to control dangerous conditions in her the neighborhood. the suspected,a tacker had lengthy rap sheet and was indicted in march for first-degree murder and naacp is calling an attack on black americans, the civil rights group blaming ron desantis policies writing under the leadership of desantis, the state of florida has been hostile to black americans. it cited law that governor desantis approved last week banning colleges from spending public funds on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. desantis shut down claims calling it a joke, the advisory comes ahead of the governor s anticipated 2024 presidential bid this week. ashley: south carolina senator tim scott is expected to announce his bid for the white
house, the civil rights group is ending the ban on tourism that began in 2000. the push to remove the confederate flag started last month after police say dylann roof killed nine inside the ame church saying it was a hate crime. the upon spent much of the last week highlighting struggles of underprivileged calling on world to do more. today he s in paraguay meeting with families in extreme poverty. he ll return to the mass and expected to exceed 1 million people there. donald trump wishes he could have those kinds of crowds. now tracking this heat wave across the country. there s a lot of heat and severe weather happening today and tomorrow. let me show you that. temperature wise already warm across the central plains. this is where the heat will be for a lot of this week.
stepping up security in some our biggest ci reporter: there s evidence of more security already here in paris after the massacre that occurred in paris. new york police are standing guard outside the french consulate. to assassinate western journalists, including here in the u.s. no specific threats have been identified, but this is a real concern. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. keep it here on abc news as we cover the developments from paris. look for instant updates on abcnews.com and on america this morning. the fbi is considering all possible motives, including domestic terrorism in the explosion near a colorado naacp office. it happened in colorado springs outside a barber shop that shares a building with a chapter of the civil rights group. there were no injuries, only minor damage. with the murder trial of former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez
sterling leadership, republicans in more than 35 states have advanced countless pieces of legislation designed to restrict voting rights. according to the advancement project, the civil rights group which tracks voting rights issues. these are voter suppression bills which disproportionately impact african-americans and other minorities. and old people and very young people. this has been priebus calling card. exclusion. his party shut down the government on the affordable care act. and threatened to blow up the economy to destroy the president s legacy. yet in his world it s president obama who has the culture problem. michael steele was the rnc chairman before priebus, back when they won all the time. jonathan capehart is opinion writer with the washington post. let me go to this, mr. chairman. this why would you choose to hit the other party with the exact same thing you could be accused of which is a culture