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Sometime in early june and i'll be updating congress again shortly seems like when we will really run out of resources. >> joining us now with more is nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali and also with us susan page, washington bureau chief at "usa today." where are things this morning and how big of a speed bump is it? >> reporter: speed bump implies there was momentum in the forward direction, jose. as far as i can tell at this point, there is a lot being said, but not a lot has changed behind the scenes. the hang-ups that remain, even from the end of last week, remain today. those...

Presidential campaign sooner in order to be able to more directly respond to the relentless attacks that he has been facing from former president trump. so, yes, now that the legislative session is over, and in many ways it is game on. we'll see how the next couple of weeks play out, jose. >> gabe gutierrez in miami and will hurd, thank you very much for being with us this morning. in washington, negotiators are scrambling to reach a deal to reach a debt ceiling and stave off a potential economic catastrophe. later this hour, we expect to hear from speaker kevin mccarthy. we'll bring that to...

Back to where they were before the pandemic. something like 83% of americans of working age are working. big problem is americans are getting older. right? so the population over 55 has doubled or something like that over the past 20 years. that means that more americans are in fact too old to work and that is a problem that will worsen over the coming years unless steps are taken to e eeke ameliorate it. >> and tuck about where they are seeing shortages. how does the aging of that demographic affect those sectors? >> each sector is hit a little different. from the reporting i've done, it look...

System. that tells us from a policy perspective adding more cops to the subway isn't solving the problem. there are other things i can solve this problem. >> emily: it seems it is not a solved problem, david. again, why the outrage now? >> david: your background and the justice area tells you personal security is a basic human value. when americans or humans don't feel safe they will take action themselves. as much as the governor and the mayor are trying to put money into more police on the subway they are not putting enough. and whatever else they are spending money on here in new york they ...

Scored in game seven of the play—offs. in the western conference semifinals — mainly because curry hit a play—off career—high 50 points, as his side won by 120 points to 100. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. the united nations' world food programme says it's resuming operations in sudan, as the crisis threatens to push millions more people into hunger. it had suspended its work two weeks ago when three staff were killed. air strikes have continued in the capital, khartoum, despite a ceasefire. more than 500 deaths have been reported with the true numbe...