month and together, public private partnerships with a best thing america has to offer our veterans. thank you so much and thank you all for joining me. jim acosta is up next. you re live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington and we begin this hour with six days in counting. here we go again. it s been exactly six weeks since the house passed a temporary spending bill to avoid a shutdown and in just six days, we could be back in the same place waiting to see if a deal is in place to keep the government from shutting down. you might recall the last deal cost kevin mccarthy his job. now with days to go, the new speaker is laying out his plan to keep the government funded. an annie grayer is here with latest. they had a call. what tdid you find out? still combing through the bill. but what mike johnson did is reveal he wants to fund the government with a two-part approach. the first would fund some of the government to january 19th as you can see here with so
because they could be exactly the thing that russians would hit next to cause more devastation, but the last for the last couple of weeks, we have seen that they are targeting, specifically, two types of buildings. the first types would be the civilian buildings they are shooting with women and children and wounded are. the second one, the storages of gas and oil. so, we know what comes next, first, more and more destruction. second, ukraine, at some points key, just out of resources, and ability to fuel our army and feel our vehicles. so, we are strategically getting ready to fixing that. however, again, we will get it once again, with 36th day of war. until we get the support in the air that we require, until we
booking.yeah! the president is spending this fourth of july getting in some private time before his public events. moments ago, he left his golf club in sterling, virginia. this will be the 36th day of his presidency that he s gone to a property bearing his name. for more on that, let s bring in cnn s diane gallagher who is
across the south, 86 as you wake up in dallas and not getting a break overnight. and across the east, scattered thunderstorms and a warning for storms in raleigh and storms in illinois and kansas. in the west, drying out across arizona and utah but new mexico and comeing through colorado, and dallas 106, the 36th day in a row with temperatures before 100. and new, we had changes this week. noaa upped the outlook for storms this year from 14 to 19 storms. and emily break apart and we will look at the last few images in the bahamas look more
it s raining we have widely scattered showers, the heaviest stuff currently in portions of the unicameral state of nebraska, down through kansas, widely scattered stuff through the central mississippi valley and a little action in the piedmont mountain area. as you head out to this getaway friday, we have some 50 s in new england if you re lucky enough to be in caribou right now, almost 60. beautiful morning up there. we ve got 68 in cleveland and much of the ohio valley currently in the 60 s and then 70 s in the big northeastern corridor cities down through the you can see the mid atlantic. gets a little warmer once again in portions of the central plain states and it s going to be downright hot once again today. i think dallas is going to be i think today will be the let s see, the 36th day in a row they have had a temperature over 100. today it will be 108. thank you, steve. let s turn our attention to california where hundreds of prison guards have decided to