Last night. Meantime, cnn has learned investigators are struggling to bring officer sicknicks kill tore justice. Cnn security correspondent Josh Campbell is starting us off this morning in washington. Josh, so remarkable to be back at the scene, just a month after officer sicknicks death. Reporter thats right. Laura. And this was the Scene Of The Crime, this was the same building that former officer sicknick protected for over a decade inside at various time with the Capitol Police. A solemn ceremony as you mentioned last night, a hearse arrived at the east steps of the capitol carrying the remains of the fallen officer. Once inside the rotunda, two officers escorted his remains and an American Flag into a table at the center. We saw members of congress and his former colleagues with the Capitol Police file in, paying their respects. A very solemn, a very quiet moment, again, for this fallen officer. Now, we got word just before 10 00 p. M. Last night that the president s motorcade had
captions by vitac www.vitac.com anderson, thank you very much, and good evening everyone. thank you for joining me tonight. crisis averted. and with those words, president biden tried to turn the page on a dangerously close call for the country in his address to the nation just a short while ago. it capped weeks of turmoil on washington and on wall street wall street over the first ever u.s. default that nearly happened. passing this budget agreement was critical. the stakes could not have been higher. our economy would have been thrown into recession. retirement accounts for millions of americans would have been decimated. 8 million americans would have lost their jobs. no one got everything they wanted, but the american people got what they needed. i know bipartisanship is hard, and unity is hard. but we can never stop trying. and there s nothing nothing we can t do when we do it together. believe it or not, this was his first address delivered from the oval o
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fergtsorget bracing for a s it s already here. we re live on the border with thousands of migrants where they are gathering, desperate to cross into the u.s. three years later, the covid public health emergency officially ends today. what this means for testing, treatments, and crucially, are we better prepared for the next one? plus, did former president trump just open himself up to even more legal jeopardy? why his comments at a cnn town hall are raising new questions. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. we start at the border where the dhs secretary just said, it is about to get a whole lot worse. they re just hours now until the end of title 42. that is the public health rule that the u.s. used nearly 3 million times to immediately expel undocumented people to help control covid. ahead of this policy change, resources at the border communities have been strained, trying to respond to the arr
baby, you re not dancing on your own rachel: good morning, this is a live shot from london. it s 12:00 p.m. over there across the pond. but it is 7:00 here in new york city. and good to be here with both of you. we re going to bring in our colleague martha mccallum who is going to give us more information about what s happening in london. she is going to be there all weekend. we re going to have her covering the coronation tomorrow during the morning hours as well. martha, good morning. martha: good morning, guys. good to be with you. rachel: good to be with you. what can we expect to see? well, you know, this is the first time that this has happened in 70 years. i know there have been three big royal events over the course of this year. we had the jubilee and then very kind of unexpectedly the funeral just a few months after that of queen elizabeth. now we have the coronation of king charles iii which is going to happen here tomorrow at westminster, abby. he was