during that time the senate passed something which might indicate that what joe biden planned to do, he might just get done. and the results have the potential to be big. maybe historically big. so, in the wee hours of the morning, the senate approved a $3.5 trillion budget resolution. the measure passed by a 50/49 party vote. only democrats voting. but for this they don t need republicans. now, this was the first step toward final passage of a spending plan that would allow democrats to make mammoth investments in fighting the climate crisis, health care, education stuff, it would increase taxes, we should note, on wealthy americans and corporations. and the vote for the resolution comes just after the president scored a companion victory, which is senate passage of that bipartisan infrastructure bill, the trillion dollar one. let s bring in cnn s john harwood live at the white house. look, still, still steps that need to be taken here for this to move forward and be a s
in columbus, ohio, police have released body camera video of the shooting of 16-year-old ma khia bryant, who appears to be holding a knife and lunging at another girl. releasing body camera video of the encounter between law enforcement and 40-year-old andrew brown jr. who was shot and killed as deputies were serving a warrant. all of this, raising troubling questions tonight about race and policing in america. let s begin our kovenlg this hour with the funeral of daunte wright. cnn s adrienne is in minneapolis. tears fell faster than daunte wright s mother could wipe them away. she told people no mother should lose a child. daunte wright s family said good-bye to him on his grandmother s birthday. his six siblings, remembering the brother who made them smile. he was literally the life of the party. when he came in, you know, the smile, his laugh. his laugh was really contagious. i used to tell him i loved him before he left. daunte wright leaves behind a little boy
perception that the u.s. would just let them in. so they re coming in by the thousands. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. we re atop of all of these developments. coming up we ll talk to the borne union president, brandon johns about this. first to peter doocy at the white house with the very latest. peter? neil, president biden says he thinks there s a lot of reasons that migrants are surging the southern border. gang violence and policies business president trump. sitting around and says i have a great idea. let s sell everything we have and give the money to a coyote. have them take our kids to the border of america. take them across, leave us in the desert. we don t speak the language. won t that be fun? the first time this afternoon, a camera crew representing all the tv networks will be allowed in one of the shelters as white house deligation drop by. since the spot was picked by the federal government and it s not a jail facility where ki
about 200 civilians remain traps inside the sprawling azovstaal plant. ukraine s president says authorities are doing everything they can to get people out. translator: russian shelling and assault on as-zovstal does t stop. but civilians need to be taken out. women, children. many children who are still there. just imagine this hell and there are children. more than two months of constant shelling. bombing. and constant death nearby. mr. zelenskyy said evacuations from the southern part city are ongoing, but he didn t say how many people left mariupol on thursday. the red cross says more than 300 people are believed to be from mariupol and other nearby areas arrived in zaporizhzhia on wednesday. a ukrainian commander says wounded soldiers inside the azovstal steelworks are dying in terrible agony but those who are able are fighting to defend the plant. more now from cnn s isa soares. reporter: ukrainian soldiers trapped in the azovstal plant sing the army s battle hy
all of the 19 defendants in this case including the former president are expected to turn themselves into the fulton county jail by the end of the week. also tropical storm hilary drenching california with a year s worth of rain in a single day. 25 million people from southern california into idaho are now under flood watches as the national hurricane center warns flooding could be life-threatening and catastrophic as this storm moves east. plus a california store owner shot dead over a pride flag hanging outside her clothing store. the suspected gunman also dead. what authorities are now learning about the dispute. welcome to the lead. i m erica hill in for jake tapper. we again with breaking news, you are looking at live pictures of the fulton county courthouse where donald trump s lawyers just finished meeting with the fulton county d.a. he s office. at that meeting, trump s lawyers agreed to a $200,000 bond as part of the former president s release conditions render