- [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don t know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. a really calm down. hi everyone, thanks for tuning into this hour we re bringing tomorrow s news tonight. we have a great lineup of reporters here with me. eric harry enten, erica hill making her debut, pablo sandoval and kylie atwood. also joining us is melanie s a known. tonight, biden and speaker mccarthy were at the white house trying to negotiate a deal on the looming debt limit deadline. that date is june 1st. even agreement cannot be reached by then, experts warn of a global recession that could take years to recover from. so let s get right to melanie where we have reporting on behind the scenes talks. melanie what s happening at this hour? alison, i just dashed over from the capitol. as we speak, representative for the white house and the speaker s office are meeting and kevin mccarthy told us earli
struggle. the annual military parade noticeably scaled down. victory day celebrates the soviet union s triumph over nazi germany and russia usually flexes its military might. this year it was only one tank from world war ii and no flyovers of fighter jets, bombers in his speech, accuse the west of unleashi war agains the russian mother land. it comes days after a mysterious drone attack on the kremlin hours before putin s speech russia launched cruise missiles at ukraine s capital. let s bring in matthew chance to start us out. as someone who covered all things putin and moscow so closely, what was your take? well, i think you re right, poppy. definitely much smaller than we have seen in years past. i think 8,000 troops this year. 12,000 last year, for instance. there was no military flyover. usually that s a spectacular highlight of this kind of victory day parade. there was an intercontinental ballistic missile as the centerpiece of the parade. russia underlining it is
There more access to more federal facilities to set up as temporary shelters for some of the asylum seekers. that number one item is on top of the list for a reason. i ve heard time and time again from sources here in new york city that the work authorization issue, that remains the primary exit strategy to try to get the roughly 59,000 individuals that are still in the city s care out of shelters and it is something that as you re about to hear from governor hochul she also echoed that point and she punted to biden. the mayor and i said that in countless meetings with congress, the white house, cabinet members, rallies, labor, press conferences and working with business, what we said all along is just let them work and help us out financially. new york gets the bulk of the attention here because of the overwhelming numbers. leaders in colorado echoing the same call you played for our
The power of the pan. yes, any kind of executive action would probably be challenged by republicans, but they have not seen that kind of an issue. but biden is not doing things for some reason. are there any republicans, we are talking about new york city and we are talking about new york city. so we re talking about democratic leaders, but are there any republican support, or even any republican pressure on the white house where this is also seen as a helpful solution in many areas? because it s not just new york city and new york state? it s a good question, you have not heard a whole lot from republicans in washington, regarding the work authorization issue. the concern among many republicans would be that, if you do expedite the process, and make potentially a path for citizenship, so those concerns from conservatives. but we have heard from industry leaders and they are, they continue to say that they can provide the five or six weeks training for entry level jobs. but they do
York city those are some of the real concerns that officials have about relocating the number of people because we ve talked, phil, about that work authorization issue, well over 60,000 asylum seekers that have been processed by the city in just the last year, the concern is that they don t have those work opportunities. barely have them in new york city. when you bring them out here, that challenges so much greater. guys. no question. paolo sandoval. thanks so much. now, investigators are trying to determine what prompted a gunman to open fire on shoppers inside an outlet mall in allen, texas, on saturday. it was an attack that took the lives of these eight people and wounded several others. here s what we know so far. according to a database maintained bit the texas department of public safety the shooter had worked for at least three security companies and had received hours of firearms efficiency training in recent years. a law enforcement source tells cnn he owned multiple weapo