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the critical meeting between president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. was any progress made ahead of the deadline? a judge has entered not guilty pleas on behalf of the man accused of stabbing four idaho college students to death. >> you expect the prosecution to seek the death penalty. >> i do. i do. explore new details about the 8-year-old migrant who died in u.s. custody. as cities like new york struggle to shelter asylum-seekers. >> those folks that created this mess over the responsibility to pay for this mess. ♪ ♪ >> norah: senator tim scott has officially launched...

Sides can support. while the nation has been down this road before, the consequent to serve not reaching a deal are dire. economists and business leaders warned of the catastrophic impact a default would have on the economy and financial markets around the world. americans would begin feeling the ramifications almost immediately. 66 million social security checks could be delyed while funding for food stamps and medicaid would also be impacted. pay checks for active duty military members could be held up, something critics they would harm national security. cbs's weijia jiang will start us off...

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Inflation on my neighbors' faces. i saw what happens when prices rise faster than wages. the biden administration believes inflation is a, quote, high class problem. i can tell you it's an everybody problem. i saw moms and dads' pay checks buy them less and less. i watched working people choose which essentials to take home and which ones to leave behind. and now president biden's decisions have a whole new generation feeling that same pain. when i took the oath of office five years ago, i promised iowans i would never lose sight of who i was working for, that i wouldn't become detached from t...

Hundred dollars more in their pocket than they did last year each and every month and $350 more than they had before the pandemic because in large part due to the child tax credit and the monthly payment. so it has maybe never been more essential and i think is helping families meet their pay checks and helping our lowest income children have a chance and a life line out of poverty. >> gene sperling, thank you very much for joining our discussion tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. thanks for having us. >> thank you. coming up former senator and republican presidential nominee bob dole died yes...