we have been speaking to family members desperate to figure out whether their loved ones were on the ship. at this moment, there are so many others even now in the med terrain yuan trying to get to safety. and that is such an important point. thank you. cnn this morning morning continues now. donald s position is never to settle ever because he thinks it s a sign of weakness. unfortunately, he didn t have anybody around him to guide him properly. he is like a petulant child that keeps sticking their finger into an electric socket. most people don t have what to takes to tell donald you re wrong, you ve got to do this, because donald doesn t want to hear it. if you say it, he just terminates you. good morning, everyone. that is where we begin on the former president because of a stunning report in the washington post this morning that former president trump has ignored the advice of his lawyers, some whom tried to prevent this classified documents case from coming in
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jenkins in washington on the search for common ground. peter doocy on a pitch to force a deal and a patriotic millionaire, what they re pitching to get a deal. how we make ends meet. because we re far from doing that, aren t we? let s get the very latest from griff jenkins in washington with more on this spending show down. griff? happy tax day, neil. it appears a dangerous game of chicken is being played with the world s largest economy. speaker mccarthy has outlined a proposal to raise the debt limit for one year in exchange for caps on future spending, clawing back unused covid funds. the devil is in the details. the legislation is still being crafted as note all of mccarthy s members of his own party are on board yet. watch. i think we ve got a lot of specifics to work out. but directionally, we re getting closer as a team to a proposal to the senate. i m encouraged by the discussions we ve had today. ultimately it s about the math. mccarthy has 222 republicans and
for machines and computers to learn and think. musk now reveals what he sees as the frightening truth of what is to come in his interviews this week with tucker carlson. i think there should be some government oversight because it affects it s a danger to the public. regulations are only put into effect after something happens. that s correct. if that s the case for a.i., it may be too late to put the regulations in place. the a.i. may be in control at that point. it s conceivable that a.i. can take control that you can t turn it off and it will be making the decisions for people. yeah, absolutely. absolutely? that s definite where things are headed. martha: it was a fascinating interview. more on that in moments. this is one real-world example of what a.i. is capable of. watch this. people are using a.i. to pretend to kidnap you and call your parents and demand money like a ransom situation. this guy had my voice. i was balling. i said mom, i don t want t