high stakes debt talks. just moments ago we learned that president biden has agreed to meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy tomorrow in the nation s capital. and staff level talks between the two sides will resume in a few hours. the two men agreeing to a one-on-one meeting after what mccarthy called a productive phone call today with the president as he threw home from the g7 aboard air force one. and before departing japan, biden painted a grim picture telling reporters that he cannot guarantee the u.s. will not default in 11 years when the u.s. government runs out of money and is unable to pay its bills. we ve got team coverage of these new developments. phil mattingly is in japan at the g7. but let s begin with melmelanien capitol hill. reporter: and speaker mccarthy is signaling this could be a much needed reset for these talks after a weekend of stalled negotiations and rejected offers. they connected on the phone today. and speaker mccarthy said that they talked ab
expanding access to affordable child and long term care. and body cam video released of the horrific moments that actor jeremy renner endured after a snowplow ran over him. rescue workers tending to him as you see, blood spilled across the snow and a life or death moment for this avenger and courtroom clash. the blockbuster trial between dominion voting and fox news is kicking off. opening arguments haven t even started and it s already getting ugly. cnn reporters are inside the courtroom, sending us all the details of this story, and many more coming in right now. on cnn news, central. so any moment opening statements in the biggest defamation trial in a generation are about to begin dominion voting systems suing fox news for defamation seeking $1.6 billion in damages in this sketch the fox lawyers seen on the right, the dominion attorneys on the left, the company said the network perpetuated false claims that dominion machines rigged the 2020 election despite repeated effor
when we talk about this juncture. but is the president particularly optimistic about what may be next? all reporter: look, fred, it is late in the game. we ve been through many of these. it is very late in the game right now for the two sides to, a, be this far apart and, b, just be now trying to pull things back together. but that was very much the intent of the stark warnings, very steadfast position that he laid out at his press conference before departing hiroshima earlier. so what they were trying to do is essentially set up the mechanism for that reset. obviously the staff level discussions had had some productive days, had met for many hours. but when they started trading proposals back and forth, every proposal had been rejected and made very clear from both sides that they were complete nonstarters on their face including on all of the top line
had to implement. now both sides seem to want to come to an agreement. but a source tells me that in recent weeks there hasn t been a lot of movement until just friday, and yesterday they started talking. they ve started trading proposals, boris . but two weeks till may 1st. that s actually an eternity for a negotiation. a lot of these deals come together in just the last hours before these key deadlines, boris yet another sign of disrupting disruptive technology like streaming and a i potentially interrupting workflows. vanessa rich. thank you so much for that, jim. all right, listen to this. there are new developments just into cnn about the georgia investigation this into donald trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election in that state, the fulton county district attorney s office. says that some of the fake electors involved in this scheme have now implicated each other in potential criminal activity. cnn s sara murray joins us now. i mean, this is obviously a highly closely watc
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