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of the tragic mishandling of the active shooter situation at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. [applause] it is comprised of a series of newspaper articles into frontline documentary, the meticulously research report explains why robb elementary school students and teachers were made to barricaded in a classroom for 77 minutes with the government while more than 100 police and military officers scrambled to find radios, flashbangs and even the key to unlock the classroom. investigators surmise the classroom might've even been opened during the entire siege. for more than a year, an investigative reporter led a team of reporters to examine video footage from two dozen body cams and hundreds of hours of interviews with 150 law enforcement officers to untangle the actions and inactions that led to the deaths of 21 people, including 19 children. [names recited] one of the judges said it was a standout investigation into the missteps of law enforcement during one of the most terrific school shootings in recent u.s. history. it the accompanying frontline documentary was especially s
of the tragic mishandling of the active shooter situation at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. [applause] it is comprised of a series of newspaper articles into frontline documentary, the meticulously research report explains why robb elementary school students and teachers were made to barricaded in a classroom for 77 minutes with the government while more than 100 police and military officers scrambled to find radios, flashbangs and even the key to unlock the classroom. investigators...
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host: we will go down to houston, texas. tom is a republican there. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. good morning. thanks for taking my call. i have been a republican, i am 85 years old, been a republican a long time. i am leaning towards voting for president biden and vice president harris. look, this guy that you are interviewing now, yes -- host: yes, we are listening. you said about this book? caller: i have seen -- host: tom, i am sorry, you are breaking up. we can't hear you. we will go to ohio. gus, independent. caller: i would like to ask charlie here, when he did those polls on kamala harris, do you ask their party affiliation or do you try to poll 50/50? because that's number one. number two is why don't you write a book about marjorie taylor greene? that would be an interesting book, you know? thank you. guest: that's a good idea. maybe i will call her office and see if we can get started. but as far as polling goes, i think most pollsters try to get a representative slice of the country, half democrat, half republican and try to weigh it in a way tha
host: we will go down to houston, texas. tom is a republican there. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. good morning. thanks for taking my call. i have been a republican, i am 85 years old, been a republican a long time. i am leaning towards voting for president biden and vice president harris. look, this guy that you are interviewing now, yes -- host: yes, we are listening. you said about this book? caller: i have seen -- host: tom, i am sorry, you are breaking up. we can't hear you. we...
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dana marine mcnichol is live in el paso, texas. >> reporter: that's right. we are tracking those active smellers behind me. i'm going to tell you how they help those migrants cross illegally. ♪ ♪ -- cool wind in my hair ♪ ♪ some people just know that the best rate for you is a rate based on you, with allstate. because there's a right way to. stop! and the speed limit definitely isn't. 700 million mph. so why would you pay a rate based on. a terrible boss with a terrible haircut! save with, ooh. save with drivewise and get a rate based on you. you're in good hands with allstate sara federico: at st. jude, we don't care who cures cancer. we just need to advance the cure. it's a bold initiative to try and bump cure rates all around the world, but we should. it is our commitment. we need to do this. happy mother's day! some things never change. like a mother's love. get something as timeless as a mother's love at harryanddavid.com. life is a gift. share more. jon: border agents in texas are bracing for another influx as we learn migrants are boarding tra
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you have close ties to texas. you even ran for lieutenant governor in 2021. what's your take on this case? >> well, this is what's happened in the state of texas where we now have one party dominant state, though it's a state that's moving towards, in my view, towards a more purple state, and i think ted cruz understands in the senate race that he has this year he's in trouble. and so it's moving in that direction. but when you have a small segment of the population, around 5%, is 0%, that basely picks who's the leaders because the general election still hasn't returned to a place where democrats can reasonably win in this, we lect these people that are the lauren bob effort, marjorie taylor green, and christie noem after recent events. it's insame and unconscionable to me that this woman was prosecuted and then sentenced to five years in jail while we have what's going on and the people that participated and facilitated what happened on january 6th, not the people that showed up and have been prosecuted but members of congress and the president of the united
you have close ties to texas. you even ran for lieutenant governor in 2021. what's your take on this case? >> well, this is what's happened in the state of texas where we now have one party dominant state, though it's a state that's moving towards, in my view, towards a more purple state, and i think ted cruz understands in the senate race that he has this year he's in trouble. and so it's moving in that direction. but when you have a small segment of the population, around 5%, is 0%,...
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the parts of northern three a lot of kansas, oklahoma, and then into texas. but i want to show you the watch in particular for oklahoma, parts of oklahoma and texas. this is where we have that particular dangerous situation because it's not just stay. there are tornadoes possible? so both type of watch, this is a strong tornadoes are possible. >> we're looking at ef three or four type tornadoes are possible. >> so it is a heightened threat just because the storms are just can be explosive, really just so powerful. and we've seen that already multiple tornado warnings, one just downside oklahoma city for storm that as some twist to it, we've had some observed tornadoes on the ground just north of stillwater, oklahoma, passing into kansas there they're just south and east of wichita than another cluster of storms has been pretty potent just north worth of st. joseph, missouri, about to head towards the iowa border there. so a lot of different areas that we've been watching where these storms are twisting and turning. and there have been a few tornadoes already
the parts of northern three a lot of kansas, oklahoma, and then into texas. but i want to show you the watch in particular for oklahoma, parts of oklahoma and texas. this is where we have that particular dangerous situation because it's not just stay. there are tornadoes possible? so both type of watch, this is a strong tornadoes are possible. >> we're looking at ef three or four type tornadoes are possible. >> so it is a heightened threat just because the storms are just can be...
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these are powerful storms across texas. no surprise with all these tornadoes tornado watches across this region until 9:00 pm central but likely as we continue into the evening they might extend those. these are not particularly fast-moving systems. we will watch these into the overnight hours before winding down a little bit early tomorrow. we have them some risk of severe weather tomorrow. in the future we worry about flooding. through this region, three 2 five inches of rain through sunday. a lot to watch here. brian: thank you. you can download the fox weather apps for the latest updates, use your phone's camera to scan the phone, foxweather.com, track severe weather in your area or across the country 24/seven. arthel: we will be back at noon eastern tomorrow. please join us there. the fox report coming up at 6:00 pm eastern. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be s
these are powerful storms across texas. no surprise with all these tornadoes tornado watches across this region until 9:00 pm central but likely as we continue into the evening they might extend those. these are not particularly fast-moving systems. we will watch these into the overnight hours before winding down a little bit early tomorrow. we have them some risk of severe weather tomorrow. in the future we worry about flooding. through this region, three 2 five inches of rain through sunday....
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so you can see that we've got a couple of tornado warnings, some in northern texas. another one ride along the border there a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings it as well right around oklahoma city. we're watching also some pretty nasty tornado warnings, even up into kansas. and then parts of northern missouri as well, where we've got rotating thunderstorms that have put some tornadoes on the ground are watching that closely. this is the risk border border from chicago down to cnn, sodium and we're really watching that red area that moderate risk. it's a level four of five for strong tornadoes, damaging winds and 75 miles per hour and tennis ball-sized hail. this area right in here, the red. this is what we're really concerned about again, those strong tornadoes, the ef, three ceos for that could be possible out of this system, that would be severe damaged, pretty similar to what we saw yesterday in nebraska, and that would have wins over 136 miles per hour. so something that we need to watch your very closely on top of this, you also mentioned the rain risk aga
so you can see that we've got a couple of tornado warnings, some in northern texas. another one ride along the border there a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings it as well right around oklahoma city. we're watching also some pretty nasty tornado warnings, even up into kansas. and then parts of northern missouri as well, where we've got rotating thunderstorms that have put some tornadoes on the ground are watching that closely. this is the risk border border from chicago down to cnn, sodium...
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united states, it goes to arizona, where they make petriot missiles, to alabama, pennsylvania, ohio and texas, where they make artillery shells. however, not all global conflicts are equally useful for bidennomics, well, take the situation in the middle east, the situation in the middle east has not yet greatly affected... the rise in gasoline prices, this is a traditional phobia, a traditional fear of americans, because the price of gasoline, the outcome of the elections largely depends, and this has happened more than once, but who knows, if, for example, the situation in the confrontation between israel and iran worsens, what the price per gallon of gasoline will be at american gas stations, and so in everything, no matter what happens in other areas, every day the american goes down. to the store, goes to the gas station, pays, as they like to say, they live from check to check, this is the life from check to check, it also determines the attitude towards the president of the united states. 2/3 of americans are dissatisfied with the state of the economy, despite reports of falling inflati
united states, it goes to arizona, where they make petriot missiles, to alabama, pennsylvania, ohio and texas, where they make artillery shells. however, not all global conflicts are equally useful for bidennomics, well, take the situation in the middle east, the situation in the middle east has not yet greatly affected... the rise in gasoline prices, this is a traditional phobia, a traditional fear of americans, because the price of gasoline, the outcome of the elections largely depends, and...
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there were parts of northern texas, a lot is your thunderstorm warnings right now? just to the west there of oklahoma city. but again, we're bracing for things to blow up and explode even more. the risk for today really is almost bored border to border. it's that red area. there were especially concerned about that moderate risk. it's a level four out of five. we're looking at the threat of again, very strong tornadoes, damaging winds up to 75 miles per brouwer and tennis ball-sized hail in this red hatched area there that includes tulsa, oklahoma city, wichita falls. we're looking at the possibility of again, very strong tornadoes, ef three, ef four possible similar to what we saw yesterday, that would cause severe damage because we're talking about wins upwards of 135 miles per hour on that ef scale, the enhanced fujita scale that we use to determine what that damage looks like. so just again, a very serious de on top of this, we also had a high risk issued for the heavy rain for some of those same suburbs era of oklahoma city, just to the east of oklahoma city. t
there were parts of northern texas, a lot is your thunderstorm warnings right now? just to the west there of oklahoma city. but again, we're bracing for things to blow up and explode even more. the risk for today really is almost bored border to border. it's that red area. there were especially concerned about that moderate risk. it's a level four out of five. we're looking at the threat of again, very strong tornadoes, damaging winds up to 75 miles per brouwer and tennis ball-sized hail in...
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so, you know, we had here -- i'm broadcasting in front of the, at the state capitol in austin, texas. we had the state troopers go onto the ut campus in order to break up a won in straight that was designed to shut down the university of texas as we approach finals for the spring. so, you know, i know how texans are going to feel about this. they were saying god bless governor abbott and the state police for taking -- making certain that our university of texas can finish its semester. this is where the real problem is. and we saw biden in that clip that you had being -- equivocating on this, or or sort of a moral if equivalency between, you know, i con dem the protesters but, you know, i also condemn the people who don't understand what's happening to the palestinians. that's not what the american people are looking for. paul: i want to ask you a question about the economy, karl, because we got a report on the first quarter economic growth and it was slow, slower. no sign of recession, but slowed down considerably. prices popped back up. when does, politically speaking, when does the
so, you know, we had here -- i'm broadcasting in front of the, at the state capitol in austin, texas. we had the state troopers go onto the ut campus in order to break up a won in straight that was designed to shut down the university of texas as we approach finals for the spring. so, you know, i know how texans are going to feel about this. they were saying god bless governor abbott and the state police for taking -- making certain that our university of texas can finish its semester. this is...
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we know that there is a severe threats and 2 million under tornado watches across texas, kansas, and where we are in oklahoma. something rare in the meteorological community is that we saw a tornado watch issued for this area, this region this morning. that is typically not something we see first thing in the morning. it is usually something we see later on in the day after other watches. in the evening and afternoon. this is something everyone in the area is keeping a very close eye on. when we talk about a the broader theme, it is severe weather threat. 39 million people under risk of severe weather. upwards not of the tornado watches and flood risks like where we are in oklahoma city. my advice for everyone in the region is to keep your guard up. keep your phones charge and make sure you're keeping up-to- date with the weather because unfortunately, it is possible that the worst is yet to come here. >> that is so frightening. josh campbell can you put up the graphic that shows where oklahoma city is? you are smack there in the most severe risk there were ski tornadoes and severe t
we know that there is a severe threats and 2 million under tornado watches across texas, kansas, and where we are in oklahoma. something rare in the meteorological community is that we saw a tornado watch issued for this area, this region this morning. that is typically not something we see first thing in the morning. it is usually something we see later on in the day after other watches. in the evening and afternoon. this is something everyone in the area is keeping a very close eye on. when...
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police on horseback in texas at the university of texas t the at austin went in to break up a demonstration. other universities threatening future punishment. university of florida warning students if they try to set up overnight encampments on the university itself, they could face suspensions of up to three years. bryan, back to you. bryan: steve harrigan leading us off, thank you. arthel: well, former president trump responding to president biden who says he would be happy to face off in a debate. meanwhile, the president plans to attend and speak at the white house correspondents' dinner tonight where he's expected to be greeted by anti-israel protesters. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the very latest. hey, lucas. >> reporter: arthel, for years there was a time when donald trump would appear on how're stern's show. this -- howard alternative's show. -- stern's show. >> can i tell you a fantasy i had in i don't know if you're going to debate your opponent -- >> i am somewhere. i don't know when. i'm happy to debate him. >> reporter: biden taped that interview in new york
police on horseback in texas at the university of texas t the at austin went in to break up a demonstration. other universities threatening future punishment. university of florida warning students if they try to set up overnight encampments on the university itself, they could face suspensions of up to three years. bryan, back to you. bryan: steve harrigan leading us off, thank you. arthel: well, former president trump responding to president biden who says he would be happy to face off in a...
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tornadoes, flooding, hail, and strong winds are a concern from the great lakes to texas. last night, there was a tornado outbreak centered in nebraska. no deaths have been reported so far, but there are numerous injuries. >>> taking a live look at the angry skies over houlton, kansas. more than 30 million people are on the path of severe weather. we will have a live report from hard-hit iowa coming up for you later this hour. >>> meantime, live from msnbc headquarters in new york, welcome, everyone, to "alex witt reports". we begin with donald trump back in florida after a week of intense and damaging testimony in his hush money trial. his long-standing friend, david pecker, revealed over three days on the witness stand a scheme to pay off karen mcdougal and stormy daniels to protect trump's 2016 presidential campaign. that trial now adjourned until tuesday. then on thursday, the judge will hear a second contempt motion, accusing trump of violating the limited gag order of the case. meanwhile, new charges announced in the arizona 2020 fakie lector scheme. a total of 18 tr
tornadoes, flooding, hail, and strong winds are a concern from the great lakes to texas. last night, there was a tornado outbreak centered in nebraska. no deaths have been reported so far, but there are numerous injuries. >>> taking a live look at the angry skies over houlton, kansas. more than 30 million people are on the path of severe weather. we will have a live report from hard-hit iowa coming up for you later this hour. >>> meantime, live from msnbc headquarters in new...
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dana marie mcif nichol is live in el paso, texas, with the lat. >> reporter: hey, griff. we do have an active situation here. border patrol was just right on the other side of us responding to migrants who are hiding in the mountain range right behind me. this is a very popular spot for human smugglers, and in new mexico they've been dealing with smugglers and the people with assaults on law enforcement officers, child abuse, a lot of criminal activity. right now the activity is sitting on the top of the mountain. so we're going to have my photographer tilt up and show you about 32 of those smugglers on the top of the mountain the right now just on the left side of that monument. you can see it. we know that these smugglers are paid by the migrants to guide them through the terrain to cross illegally in order to avoid law enforcement. when we have been out here, they even threw rocks at or our fox news drone team as we tried to capture this process. they really don't want us here knowing what they're doing. again, you can see that, throwing rocks at our drones. now, the c
dana marie mcif nichol is live in el paso, texas, with the lat. >> reporter: hey, griff. we do have an active situation here. border patrol was just right on the other side of us responding to migrants who are hiding in the mountain range right behind me. this is a very popular spot for human smugglers, and in new mexico they've been dealing with smugglers and the people with assaults on law enforcement officers, child abuse, a lot of criminal activity. right now the activity is sitting...
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now more than 50 million people from texas to michigan are under threat for severe weather. the area between dallas and kansas city is spectra to get hit the hardest with tornadoes, large hail, and flooding among the biggest hazards, there were nearly 80 reports of tornadoes across five i've states on friday and there are no fatalities reported even in some of the hardest hit communities near omaha. now rescue crews are up against the clock okay. searching flattened homes for anyone potentially trapped before the storms intensify again, for the latest. now i'm joined by cnn's lucy cabinet in. hard-hit elkhorn nebraska and meteorologist elisa raffa, who is tracking all of this in the cnn weather center. lucy, let's go to you first tell us what you're seeing there we can see the destruction behind me. >> this is one of the neighborhoods where that massive twist or touched down on friday. you can see the the roof's taken off the home. half of that hole missing, but take a look over here. this entire structure was destroyed. you continue that family members as well? well, is vol
now more than 50 million people from texas to michigan are under threat for severe weather. the area between dallas and kansas city is spectra to get hit the hardest with tornadoes, large hail, and flooding among the biggest hazards, there were nearly 80 reports of tornadoes across five i've states on friday and there are no fatalities reported even in some of the hardest hit communities near omaha. now rescue crews are up against the clock okay. searching flattened homes for anyone potentially...
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it's mostly across portions of oklahoma, but you can see it dipping down into texas as well. a tornado watch is currently in place until 1 p.m. central time and that will get updated and we'll continue to see likely the storms even amplify later in the day as the heat continues to build as you continue to see some moisture pump its way in. this is the forecast model, time stamp up in the corner and what you see by 3:00, it explodes and moves slowly. the biggest portions across north texas and oklahoma, could be a long day for a lot of these folks and people need to stay weather aware out there. griff: stay tuned to fox weather for those updates. adam klotz, thank you very much. molly: a group of democrats is now calling for a return to trump era border policies. that's next. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... put it in check with rinvoq... a once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission..
it's mostly across portions of oklahoma, but you can see it dipping down into texas as well. a tornado watch is currently in place until 1 p.m. central time and that will get updated and we'll continue to see likely the storms even amplify later in the day as the heat continues to build as you continue to see some moisture pump its way in. this is the forecast model, time stamp up in the corner and what you see by 3:00, it explodes and moves slowly. the biggest portions across north texas and...
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here is a tornado watch that we've got for parts of oklahoma and texas. this goes until 1:00 central time. we are expecting this to be expanded and strength that you know, as we go through the day today bended will have additional tornado watches as we go through the de because we are expecting another round of possibly strong tornadoes. here's that risk for today's strong tornadoes, damaging winds, large hail up to tennis ball size. you can see that red, moderate risk, a level four out of five in that area specifically we could be looking at a chance of tornadoes that could be very strong. we're talking ef three or stronger that could cause severe damage similar to what we saw yesterday. we're talking about wins upwards of 135 miles per hour 165 miles per hour. just put that in perspective. what an e f three tornado can do and we will find these storms really blowing up as we go through the day today, because that atmosphere is so super fueled already, ghraieb, right? elisa raffa, keep us posted. thank you so much for that. >> all right. we're also follo
here is a tornado watch that we've got for parts of oklahoma and texas. this goes until 1:00 central time. we are expecting this to be expanded and strength that you know, as we go through the day today bended will have additional tornado watches as we go through the de because we are expecting another round of possibly strong tornadoes. here's that risk for today's strong tornadoes, damaging winds, large hail up to tennis ball size. you can see that red, moderate risk, a level four out of five...
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are going to war to do some arrest at the university of texas campus. but, greg abbott gets points for it from the trump crowd, it is like in the 60s. they are beating up on the hippies. john lewis, the great civil rights leader, used to have children touch his head and touch it and there is a big dent in the middle. he had been beaten so many times. when i see campuses call for militarizing a campus, it is wrong and it only creates an escalation of the problem because this is like an arab spring in reverse going on here. these students at columbia, when they are being arrested, are triggering kids at yellow or brown and now they are on that working together. the communication world has changed since 1868. state, 1970, you heard someone was shot, you knew a kid at kent state, and directed it to see if your kid was all right. today, regarding instant information and new ways. everybody has to act responsible. you are allowed to protest, you are allowed to dissent. no swearing or anti-somatic remarks are allowed. and, the presidents have to show some spin
are going to war to do some arrest at the university of texas campus. but, greg abbott gets points for it from the trump crowd, it is like in the 60s. they are beating up on the hippies. john lewis, the great civil rights leader, used to have children touch his head and touch it and there is a big dent in the middle. he had been beaten so many times. when i see campuses call for militarizing a campus, it is wrong and it only creates an escalation of the problem because this is like an arab...
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navadim poetry is raging in three states: iowa, texas and nebraska. according to local media , three people have already been injured by the hurricane; it tore off the roofs of houses and overturned cars. several train cars derailed in nebraska. the hurricane is forecast to reach peak strength today. there are poems in the zone. strong gusts of wind and large hail are expected. well, now let’s return to russia, where the floods continue. in the village of obatskaya, tyumen region, an emergency evacuation was announced. from above you can see that in the village area everything up to the horizon is flooded. the water level in the ishim river is already 2 mem and 37 cm above the dangerous level. nearby, on the tyumen-omsk highway, leaks in the dam are being repaired. the day before, water from the river began to seep through the layer of rubble that lies at the base of the road. traffic along the highway is now organized in reverse mode . the authorities are asking residents to refrain from traveling if possible, so as not to create traffic jams. but
navadim poetry is raging in three states: iowa, texas and nebraska. according to local media , three people have already been injured by the hurricane; it tore off the roofs of houses and overturned cars. several train cars derailed in nebraska. the hurricane is forecast to reach peak strength today. there are poems in the zone. strong gusts of wind and large hail are expected. well, now let’s return to russia, where the floods continue. in the village of obatskaya, tyumen region, an...
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a wave of student unrest hit the country's main universities in california, massachusetts, texas, but the hottest spot right now is in georgia. go away, go away. in atlanta, police opened fire on demonstrators with rubber bullets, and among those arrested were leaders. the university is private, which means it is not covered by the first amendment to the american constitution, which protects freedom of speech from government censorship. in new york, the senate of columbia university , a body that includes students and teachers, has launched investigations into the leadership for that it's in full swing the protests caused the cops, that is, it went against freedom of speech. not only are the protests no longer peaceful, but columbia university, which is actively pursuing government grants, is putting them at risk... republicans in the house of representatives are pushing forward legislation against anti-semitism. the house of representatives is studying the situation in some universities; if they cannot solve this problem, then they will be left without federal funding. if the law is
a wave of student unrest hit the country's main universities in california, massachusetts, texas, but the hottest spot right now is in georgia. go away, go away. in atlanta, police opened fire on demonstrators with rubber bullets, and among those arrested were leaders. the university is private, which means it is not covered by the first amendment to the american constitution, which protects freedom of speech from government censorship. in new york, the senate of columbia university , a body...
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maybe a diminished threat, but with us, again, iowa down towards texas in the bulls eye of this. four day severe weather outbreak and today is the third day and today, likely the worst of the four days, so a lot of rough weather ahead for us throughout this afternoon and evening. david: rick, thank you for that and warnings save lives, by the way. that's why it's warnings that save the lives and thankfully no deaths yet, but be prepared, folks. thank you, rick. we're days from college decision day, as students pick where they're going to go in the fall some are likely to weigh the protests across the country and not to mention the astronomical cost. and kelly is at the university of chicago with more on that. kelly. >> david, the university of chicago is one of, if know the most expensive university in the nation. federal student debt interest rates are set, using a formula that's mandated by federal law, not by the department of education, and it uses treasury data from the month of may and that's important to note because we're going to use april to make our estimate from the n
maybe a diminished threat, but with us, again, iowa down towards texas in the bulls eye of this. four day severe weather outbreak and today is the third day and today, likely the worst of the four days, so a lot of rough weather ahead for us throughout this afternoon and evening. david: rick, thank you for that and warnings save lives, by the way. that's why it's warnings that save the lives and thankfully no deaths yet, but be prepared, folks. thank you, rick. we're days from college decision...
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they were in texas, mr. shahrabi. let's continue our questions. you were a student there . what do you think will be the consequences for the students who participate in these protests these days? they are demonstrating in universities where they are studying, and the directors of these universities, the matrons' board of these universities, often have very close ties with the lobbyists. of these, for example , columbia university or the rest of the universities, the directors of these universities, the officials of the universities are part of the board of directors of the companies that have technological cooperation, military cooperation, all kinds of investments in israel, they have economic and commercial cooperation, and zinefan means the issue of money in it is said here that they are profiting from this war, from the genocide of money. and parts of these students are demanding justice for first, which is the central organization of this movement, they will be deprived of continuing their education, most of their chapters will be expelled from their departments, and
they were in texas, mr. shahrabi. let's continue our questions. you were a student there . what do you think will be the consequences for the students who participate in these protests these days? they are demonstrating in universities where they are studying, and the directors of these universities, the matrons' board of these universities, often have very close ties with the lobbyists. of these, for example , columbia university or the rest of the universities, the directors of these...
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from georgia to texas... to ohio and california, there have been hundreds of arrests with students accused of trespassing. the protests started here by columbia university students more than one week ago. tensions have been fraught between those who are pro—palestinian and those who are pro—palestinian and those who are pro—israeli. both accusing each other of hate speech. one student has since apologised for prior remark saying that zionists don't deserve to live. hermione james has now been barred from the protest site. it is much calmer here today at columbia university but the students in the encampment behind me aren't budging on their demands. they and other students who are protesting across the country are calling on their universities to essentially cut economic and academic ties with israeli institutions. all of our demands have to be achieved through this encampment we are asking for financial transparency, cops of campus and amnesty for all students that face disciplinary charges. fir that
from georgia to texas... to ohio and california, there have been hundreds of arrests with students accused of trespassing. the protests started here by columbia university students more than one week ago. tensions have been fraught between those who are pro—palestinian and those who are pro—palestinian and those who are pro—israeli. both accusing each other of hate speech. one student has since apologised for prior remark saying that zionists don't deserve to live. hermione james has now...
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dana ma if' mcnick if old is in el paso, texas, covering that and more. >> reporter: good morning, david. right behind me is new mexico. this is a very popular spot for human smuggling, and officials there tell me that they're dealing with assaults on law enforcement officers, child abuse, criminal activity. and now that local d.a. is sending a clear message to the cartels that those criminals will be prosecuted. now, over the past couple of days we've seen groups of smugglers in these mountains right behind me who do get paid by migrants to guide them through the terrain to cross illegally in order to avoid law enforcement are. they even threw rocks at our fox news drone team as we tried to capture their process. if now, the county district attorney says this is a public safety matter. these are not immigration-related cateses that they're going to try but, rather, criminal acts that evolve out of the illegal immigration process. >> there is an active criminal element out there that is working every day to that a sill tate the equivalent of modern slavery, which is human smuggling, and
dana ma if' mcnick if old is in el paso, texas, covering that and more. >> reporter: good morning, david. right behind me is new mexico. this is a very popular spot for human smuggling, and officials there tell me that they're dealing with assaults on law enforcement officers, child abuse, criminal activity. and now that local d.a. is sending a clear message to the cartels that those criminals will be prosecuted. now, over the past couple of days we've seen groups of smugglers in these...
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him international student rates to attend public school in texas. he wouldn't have been able to get a drivers license. if you are going to be an emt you have to be able to drive. during the pandemic he thought about this a lot as he was going into apartment l things and extracting terribly sick people who had waited too long to call for medical help as their covid progressed because they were afraid that their immigration status would become an issue. he, spanish-speaking, would call them down, stabilize them, and get them out of very tough walk up places on a gurney. he thought about the essential work he was doing for society and hoped that america would recognize that and help him become a citizen of the country that he is now committed to. he knows no other place. host: rich in pennsylvania. good morning. what is your question? caller: thank you for taking my call. a longtime caller, first time listener. you know, i am looking at the immigration situation today. you hear people today and they say we have to shut down the border. people are comin
him international student rates to attend public school in texas. he wouldn't have been able to get a drivers license. if you are going to be an emt you have to be able to drive. during the pandemic he thought about this a lot as he was going into apartment l things and extracting terribly sick people who had waited too long to call for medical help as their covid progressed because they were afraid that their immigration status would become an issue. he, spanish-speaking, would call them down,...
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more storms expected over an even larger swath of the united states. 33 million people from texas to the great lakes are in the path of this weather system. stick with msnbc throughout the day, we will have updates as they become available. we will be back after a quick break. break. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. >>> america is facing a free- speech reckoning. one group that has been built up in the discourse is one of the foremost organizations for the freedom to read and write. pen america. banned book members are familiar with pen america. we featured it's data on book binning initiatives and censorship
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omaha, nebraska, area, and millions of americans are under another severe weather threat today from texas to the great lakes. abc's melissa adan is in elkhorn with the latest. melissa, good morning. >> reporter: whit, what an incredibly destructive evening. we're talking about so many families across the heartland on edge. this here in elkhorn, this is west of omaha. we have a row of homes totally destroyed, taken out by that powerful tornado. we're now seeing so many families that are left without a home. search and rescue crews going home by home tagging them making sure everyone there was accounted for. in front of this home, we see this marking. they had to mark the driveway because what's left behind us, totally here destroyed. this as so many families are picking up the pieces to see what will happen next. >> reporter: overnight tornadoes tearing through the heartland. >> this is a strong one too. that is not good. >> reporter: more than two dozen reported in nebraska alone. this neighborhood in elkhorn flattened, homes shredded. a drone video capturing the damage. roofs ripped off
omaha, nebraska, area, and millions of americans are under another severe weather threat today from texas to the great lakes. abc's melissa adan is in elkhorn with the latest. melissa, good morning. >> reporter: whit, what an incredibly destructive evening. we're talking about so many families across the heartland on edge. this here in elkhorn, this is west of omaha. we have a row of homes totally destroyed, taken out by that powerful tornado. we're now seeing so many families that are...
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pro-palestinian protests on college campuses leading to hundreds of arrests at the university of texas, state troopers use wyatt here to break up demonstration well, at columbia, the epa cetera, the protests, things took a polar good luck old term was some democrats touring the campus protests here at columbia or a new luck on top republicans like house speaker mike johnson also showing up. we just can't allow this kind of hatred anatomy, antisemitism to flourish and calling for the school's president to step down. >> i am here today joining my colleagues and calling on president. sure. fee to resign. if she cannot immediately bring order to this chaos. but president biden has no plans to visit columbia as heine between defending the protesters and denouncing. >> now, i condemn somebody protests. that's why i've set up a program to deal that. i also condemn bonus don't understand what's going on with the palestinians here with me today, author and podcast host, kara swisher, editor in chief of the dispatch and columnist at the la tom jonah goldberg, lulu garcia-navarro, new york times,
pro-palestinian protests on college campuses leading to hundreds of arrests at the university of texas, state troopers use wyatt here to break up demonstration well, at columbia, the epa cetera, the protests, things took a polar good luck old term was some democrats touring the campus protests here at columbia or a new luck on top republicans like house speaker mike johnson also showing up. we just can't allow this kind of hatred anatomy, antisemitism to flourish and calling for the school's...
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carley: at least 59 twist thers in texas, kansas, oklahoma, iowa and the hardest hit state has been nebraska. pete: fox weather's nicole valdes is in ilkhorn -- elkhorn, nebraska, with more. >> reporter: good morning. look, it's a sad day here where there are dozens of homes without a wall standing like the one you see behind me. check it out. i mean, this is so sad to see. actually, a newer home just it should a few months ago now ripped to shreds by the sheer force of a monster tornado that has now devastated dozens of families across the state of nebraska. neighbors here just now coming home for the day. of course, many of them running for their lives yesterday as they were able to watch that tornado touch down not far outside their community and make their way towards their homes. and you'll notice here the line of them that are now destroyed, horrific dang here farce -- damage here as far as the eye can see as you take a look at home after home after home with windows and doors blown out, roofs collapsed. you can see cars here impaled with pieces of what once held these homes up. it is
carley: at least 59 twist thers in texas, kansas, oklahoma, iowa and the hardest hit state has been nebraska. pete: fox weather's nicole valdes is in ilkhorn -- elkhorn, nebraska, with more. >> reporter: good morning. look, it's a sad day here where there are dozens of homes without a wall standing like the one you see behind me. check it out. i mean, this is so sad to see. actually, a newer home just it should a few months ago now ripped to shreds by the sheer force of a monster tornado...
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this morning, 20 million americans from texas to iowa are on alert for tornadoes, hail and damaging winds. at least 70 tornadoes hit five states yesterday, ripping through homes in nebraska saw some of the worst damage. several people were hurt, but there are no reports of any deaths. one woman from omaha describes the moments she rushed her kids to safety while a tornado hit her neighborhood. >> i got my babies in the basement. we covered up with a blanket. we got our dog down there. all of a sudden the lights went out and we heard everything being thrown around above us. and it was. it was so scary. it was so scary. >> i am absolutely terrifying. cannot even imagine this weekend the severe storms could reach as far north as illinois, wisconsin and michigan. in developing news, the first week of former president donald trump's first criminal trial is over, abc news reporter darya abinger has the testimony from three key witnesses a part of trump's life before his presidency. >> following a full week of testimony, the jury in donald trump's hush money trial will have a three day weekend t
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dozens of tornadoes rip across texas to nebraska. neighborhoods devastated. >> no houses down there. up the street. >> thankfully no deaths have been reported, but the severe weather threat is worst today. angie is tracking it all. >>> campus chaos. protests spreading nationwide and a columbia university student leader is banned for threatening comments made this year. >>> insider account. former president trump's long time executive assistance takes the stand in the hush money trial. confirming contacts at the center of the case were saved on the company's computer system. where the case goes from here. >>> royal return. king charles set to resume public duties after the three-month hiatus for cancer treatment. what the palace is saying about how he is doing. >>> all that plus cheers and jeers. the first round of the nba playoffs get ugly. a pair of ejections in the mavericks-clippers game. thrilling overtime win for the pacers over the bucks. >> for the win! tyreese the terror. >> the timberwolves make it three in a row against the
dozens of tornadoes rip across texas to nebraska. neighborhoods devastated. >> no houses down there. up the street. >> thankfully no deaths have been reported, but the severe weather threat is worst today. angie is tracking it all. >>> campus chaos. protests spreading nationwide and a columbia university student leader is banned for threatening comments made this year. >>> insider account. former president trump's long time executive assistance takes the stand in...
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pete: this is the university of texas? zionism is the code work they use to make it seem like they're talking about extreme form of judaism. zionism is the belief there can be and should be a jewish state, which is the state of israel. it's 99.9% of jewish folks and americans believe it's true. now that's the code word they're using. carley: by the way, hamas has done two thing this is week when related to the united states of america. going to have applaud of protest and protesters and they released a hostage video of the israeli american her hersh goldburg poland and he's the one that had his arm blown off during the october 7 terrorist attack and imagine being his parents on the air and seeing that video of a mix of emotion seeing their son for the first time. that video and hostages are what we should be focusing on for the protests. pete: the third thing hamas did was lob a mortar at new floating pier we're setting up with the u.s. army. carley: remember that. pete: our army is still actively building a pier off of ga
pete: this is the university of texas? zionism is the code work they use to make it seem like they're talking about extreme form of judaism. zionism is the belief there can be and should be a jewish state, which is the state of israel. it's 99.9% of jewish folks and americans believe it's true. now that's the code word they're using. carley: by the way, hamas has done two thing this is week when related to the united states of america. going to have applaud of protest and protesters and they...
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and from columbia to university of texas, austin to usc. usc canceled -- university of southern california canceled the commencement but let's be clear first they remove the valedictorian because they told her she copt speak because they didn't like what she could say potentially and protest erupted there. the leadership has a choice, and it seems to me the choices institutions are making, are agitating the protest movement. >> totally agree with you. you know, if you were protesters against segregation of the southern university in the 1950s, or 1960s. if we had done that, we would have probably been thrown off the campus by the campus police, and there wouldn't have been very much from that. what history shows us is each time this happened, it is almost always a case unto itself. a president who makes a decision like that, has to deal with faculty that's not going to be very happy with it. donors might take another point of view. the local law and the federal law provide other protections, and i hate to say something that something but it
and from columbia to university of texas, austin to usc. usc canceled -- university of southern california canceled the commencement but let's be clear first they remove the valedictorian because they told her she copt speak because they didn't like what she could say potentially and protest erupted there. the leadership has a choice, and it seems to me the choices institutions are making, are agitating the protest movement. >> totally agree with you. you know, if you were protesters...
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this morning, 20 million americans from texas to iowa are on alert for tornadoes, hail and damaging winds. at least 70 tornadoes hit five states yesterday, ripping through homes as nebraska saw some of the worst damage. several people were hurt, but there are no reports of any deaths. one woman from omaha describes the moment she rushed her kids to safety while a tornado hit her neighborhood. >> i got my babies in the basement. we covered up with a blanket. we got our dog down there. all of a sudden the lights went out and we heard everything being thrown around above us. and it was. it was so scary. it was so scary. i >> this weekend, the severe storms could reach as far north as illinois, wisconsin and michigan. while developing news the first week of former president donald trump's first criminal trial is over. abc news reporter darya abinger has the testimony from three key witnesses, a part of trump's life before his presidency, following a full week of testimony, the jury and donald trump's hush money trial will have a three day weekend to reflect. >> friday afternoon, trump's forme
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texas longhorn. well, this is going to take long time. so he's nationally recognized expert on federal courts, constitutional law national security law and military justice and is currently hosting a podcast on national security law. but hidden from his public. and i talked to him this morning about, this is one of my favorite podcasts that he and his wife co-hosted in loco parentis, which only ran for two seasons during the pandemic about parenting and the law and parenting comes first and you can go and look at past or listen to past sessions of this podcast. i also i asked if steve would you know reprise this podcast because their repartee in the podcast is fabulous interviewing with different people about parenting and and being lawyers and whatnot. it's just fantastic. anyway, he lives in austin with his wife karen, and two daughters and their ten year old pug, who also has not bidden any secret service yet. yes so he is the author of the docket how the supreme court uses rulings to amass power and undermine the republic. so i actual
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texas, kansas, oklahoma, a, and hardest hit nebraska. will: parts of the suburbs flattened and red cross mobilizing to help those who lost it all. fox come ragaini capture ago frightening moment just to the south in lincoln. >> right in front of us, guys. [bleep]. violent tornado, guys. violent tornado! will: that twister hit a warehouse trapping 70 workers inside the collapsed structure. carley: another tornado causing catastrophic destruction in the small town of minden, iowa, and destroyed 40-50 homes and some reports of injury in several states and fortunately and hopefully that doesn't change. now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with the fox weather forecast. rick, yesterday was bad and today is supposed to be even worse. worse. rick: yeah, that was the beginning of the tornado in lincoln and tracked up just to the northwest suburbs in the omaha area and there's been three cells that caused these very large tornadoes. same goes down towards kansas in parts of areas of texas as well. this is that storm and now next batch of ene
texas, kansas, oklahoma, a, and hardest hit nebraska. will: parts of the suburbs flattened and red cross mobilizing to help those who lost it all. fox come ragaini capture ago frightening moment just to the south in lincoln. >> right in front of us, guys. [bleep]. violent tornado, guys. violent tornado! will: that twister hit a warehouse trapping 70 workers inside the collapsed structure. carley: another tornado causing catastrophic destruction in the small town of minden, iowa, and...
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and that ranges anywhere from southern texas all the way up through michigan, the same potential central threats, strong tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail, but tornadoes are going to be an especially large concern, not just in general across this area, but you see this red area here with what kind of like the hash marks through it this areas of particular concern for tornadoes that would be e, f, three, strength or stronger. those are pretty significant. tornadoes you're talking wins about 136 to 165 miles per hour. again, here you can see the afternoon they really start getting to going, but some could occur even as early as this morning, then again through the overnight hours tonight. so again, we've mentioned last hour, i will mention it again today. >> make sure before you go to bed tonight, you set those flirts on your phone or you have some other way like a weather radio to get those alerts before you go to bed allison, thank you pro-palestinian protests, the sweeping college campuses across the country, demonstrators is showing their support for the people in gaza. they're
and that ranges anywhere from southern texas all the way up through michigan, the same potential central threats, strong tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail, but tornadoes are going to be an especially large concern, not just in general across this area, but you see this red area here with what kind of like the hash marks through it this areas of particular concern for tornadoes that would be e, f, three, strength or stronger. those are pretty significant. tornadoes you're talking wins...
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him international student rates to attend public school in texas. he wouldn't have been able to get a drivers license. if you are going to be an emt you have to be able to drive. during the pandemic he thought about this a lot as he was going into apartment l things and extracting terribly sick people who had waited too long to call for medical help as their covid progressed because they were afraid that their immigration status would become an issue. he, spanish-speaking, would call them down, stabilize them, and get them out of very tough walk up places on a gurney. he thought about the essential work he was doing for society and hoped that america would recognize that and help him become a citizen of the country that he is now committed to. he knows no other place. host: rich in pennsylvania. good morning. what is your question? caller: thank you for taking my call. a longtime caller, first time listener. you know, i am looking at the immigration situation today. you hear people today and they say we have to shut down the border. people are comin
him international student rates to attend public school in texas. he wouldn't have been able to get a drivers license. if you are going to be an emt you have to be able to drive. during the pandemic he thought about this a lot as he was going into apartment l things and extracting terribly sick people who had waited too long to call for medical help as their covid progressed because they were afraid that their immigration status would become an issue. he, spanish-speaking, would call them down,...
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the bull's-eye where we can see the largest tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas toward north texas, some of these tornadoes could be very large, very long track starting admitted late afternoon, you want to make your plans earlier in the day today see you are ready for the weather this afternoon. over to you. will: new york trial of donald trump continues, it resumes on tuesday next week following a long week of witness testimony. the jury heard from ron graf, gary farrow and asked national enquirer official david pecker. were the biggest take aways from the trial so far? pete: here is matt whitaker. what are the big take aways? what should we be looking for? >> a couple things are happening. this continues to be a set up in search of a crime. i don't think there has been anything i've seen so far that suggests there's a law violation. the second thing that's more interesting to me is testimony from the national enquirer publisher who said tiger woods, rahm emanuel, president biden's ambassador to japan currently and arnold schwarzenegger and others entered into similar arrangements. that t
the bull's-eye where we can see the largest tornadoes in oklahoma, kansas toward north texas, some of these tornadoes could be very large, very long track starting admitted late afternoon, you want to make your plans earlier in the day today see you are ready for the weather this afternoon. over to you. will: new york trial of donald trump continues, it resumes on tuesday next week following a long week of witness testimony. the jury heard from ron graf, gary farrow and asked national enquirer...
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but essentially it's from southern texas all the way up through michigan. we're still looking at strong tornadoes could be ef three or high are stronger damaging winds, large hail, the target point is really going to be this red area and not just for damaging winds and hail, but especially tornadoes. again, we're you've seen he that red area that includes tulsa, oklahoma city, in which falls. it's not just tornadoes in general, but the very strong ones, the ef, three tornadoes or larger than to understand, i know not everybody knows what all those numbers mean. essentially, you're talking about those wind speeds of 136 to 165 miles per hour. when you looked at some of the damage that we saw from this forms yesterday, some of those could end up being ef three or ef four. so not out of the question. some of the damage we saw yesterday could end up becoming the same thing today, perhaps in just some different areas. here's a look at the time light again, three, 4:00. we'll start to see a lot of this beginning to ramp back up, especially oklahoma, kansas, then
but essentially it's from southern texas all the way up through michigan. we're still looking at strong tornadoes could be ef three or high are stronger damaging winds, large hail, the target point is really going to be this red area and not just for damaging winds and hail, but especially tornadoes. again, we're you've seen he that red area that includes tulsa, oklahoma city, in which falls. it's not just tornadoes in general, but the very strong ones, the ef, three tornadoes or larger than to...
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run their country and on a per capita basis killed 35,000 people in a population of the university of texas, and on the way back took a freshman class at mi you hostage what would we do? it would be the great sonora whittier radioactive parking lot. but jews are not allowed and israel is not allowed to prosecute a war, they are prosecuting the war more humanely than we are doing. the ratio of combatants to civilians is civilian death to combatant mortality is lower than it was in japan, lower than it was in germany. so, there is just days different standard for jews in israel when it comes to prosecuting a war. they are allowed to fight back in interest, but unlike america and any other it is a double standard. >> really, i have set on this show consistently worker 16 years, even before this heinous hamas attack, said on this show for 16, 17 years, if what is done to israel, with missiles being fired into israel consistently by hamas, if that were done from mexico into texas , we would be in mexico city, our tanks-- they would. we would be surrounding mexico city by nightfall. we just would
run their country and on a per capita basis killed 35,000 people in a population of the university of texas, and on the way back took a freshman class at mi you hostage what would we do? it would be the great sonora whittier radioactive parking lot. but jews are not allowed and israel is not allowed to prosecute a war, they are prosecuting the war more humanely than we are doing. the ratio of combatants to civilians is civilian death to combatant mortality is lower than it was in japan, lower...
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winds that blow away heavy trucks and powerful tornadoes swept across the us states of texas, iowa and nebraska. hundreds of houses were destroyed to the ground. and at the beginning of the release about new shelling of the belgorod region by the ukrainian armed forces. as reported by governor vecheslav glotkov. five kamikat drones attacked the village.
winds that blow away heavy trucks and powerful tornadoes swept across the us states of texas, iowa and nebraska. hundreds of houses were destroyed to the ground. and at the beginning of the release about new shelling of the belgorod region by the ukrainian armed forces. as reported by governor vecheslav glotkov. five kamikat drones attacked the village.
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texas, oklahoma, nebraska among the states in the line of fire. a tornado emergency declared in parts of nebraska, meaning large tornadoes were on the ground threatening population centers. many of the images as frightening as they are dramatic. tonight, tornado watches stretching nearly 900 miles. we'll tell you who is at risk as we head into the night in just a moment, but first jesse kirsch with the latest, and, jesse, this is hitting a wide area of the country. >> reporter: that's right, lester. millions of americans are in the bull's-eye tonight including where we are in kansas city, missouri. you can see wind gusts are starting to pick up here. meanwhile, there have already been some tornadoes in other states leaving behind a path of destruction. [ sirens ] tonight, a tornado outbreak is unfolding across nebraska. over a dozen twisters already reported with more severe weather on the way. in the lincoln, nebraska, area, debris seen swirling as this violent tornado ripped across an interstate. elsewhere, some drivers heading towards the omino
texas, oklahoma, nebraska among the states in the line of fire. a tornado emergency declared in parts of nebraska, meaning large tornadoes were on the ground threatening population centers. many of the images as frightening as they are dramatic. tonight, tornado watches stretching nearly 900 miles. we'll tell you who is at risk as we head into the night in just a moment, but first jesse kirsch with the latest, and, jesse, this is hitting a wide area of the country. >> reporter: that's...
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again, notice this goes from michigan all the way back down through texas. same threats though we're still talking talking in very strong tornadoes expected expectations of damaging winds and very large hail and that could even be baseball sayyed or higher, but tornadoes is really going to be one of the biggest threats this area here you see that red color and it's kind of like hash. it's got the lines through it that's wanted to be the greatest chance of ef2 strength. tornadoes or even stronger. so again, a big concern there for not only the fact that we could get tornadoes, but that they could be the long-lasting ones, the very strong ones. here's a look at the forecast today. a lot with these showers and thunderstorms really begin to ramp up this afternoon. they will continue into the evening. here's a look at around 11:00 central time today. again, you can see that line sliding through tulsa and kansas city at that time, but they continue through the overnight. so we're gonna go through the same thing again where if you go to bed tonight, you are going t
again, notice this goes from michigan all the way back down through texas. same threats though we're still talking talking in very strong tornadoes expected expectations of damaging winds and very large hail and that could even be baseball sayyed or higher, but tornadoes is really going to be one of the biggest threats this area here you see that red color and it's kind of like hash. it's got the lines through it that's wanted to be the greatest chance of ef2 strength. tornadoes or even...
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places in states like florida a huge surge of latino support for donald trump in places like south texas, particularly the nonwhite vote moved very strongly in its direction. so you really have, i think, a political and political dynamic where i divide the electorate into three groups. and, you know, i you have white voters with college degrees who have been trending left. they're about 30% of the electorate. they're going to stay about 30% of the electorate for the foreseeable. you have white working class voters who are 40 to 45% of the electorate and their numbers have been shrinking, but they still the largest group and they are majority in those midwestern battleground states. and then you have nonwhite voters and a my argument is nonwhite voters really are the battleground. and i think that their political preferences are not settled, that there is sort of been this you know, they are growing as a share of the electorate. but you've seen in 2020 and it looks like in the 2024 polls, trump into those margins and i think the point i really want to drive home is, you know, we really ne
places in states like florida a huge surge of latino support for donald trump in places like south texas, particularly the nonwhite vote moved very strongly in its direction. so you really have, i think, a political and political dynamic where i divide the electorate into three groups. and, you know, i you have white voters with college degrees who have been trending left. they're about 30% of the electorate. they're going to stay about 30% of the electorate for the foreseeable. you have white...
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you can see the severe weather right now stretched fromo d par of iowa down to texas, but it's really been nebraska. that was the bull'the s of this throughout the afternoon hours. a very large wedge tornado wed, e town extensive damage, especially in the town of elkhorn, nebraska can. this was as the tornado was getting going. it expanded in size a logoint he . and i think over the next few hours, we're going to be watching a lot of those damageua begin to pour in.sk >> watch what's happened throughout the day in nebraskang . >> now it's stretching in towards iowa. we've had these large tornadoes on the groun ally ext thid there's beend fl really extreme hail with this and flooding as well. all of this cut right around t the omaha area, maybe just to the northwest of it is where wet of saw the worst of it.ow >> two tornadoes on the ground, one of them in iowa,kansas one f them down in kansas right now. and throughout the overnight hours. we still need to see the threat for tornadoes that's going to extend all the way down through texas as well. oa then tomorrow, we're going to watch
you can see the severe weather right now stretched fromo d par of iowa down to texas, but it's really been nebraska. that was the bull'the s of this throughout the afternoon hours. a very large wedge tornado wed, e town extensive damage, especially in the town of elkhorn, nebraska can. this was as the tornado was getting going. it expanded in size a logoint he . and i think over the next few hours, we're going to be watching a lot of those damageua begin to pour in.sk >> watch what's...
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but look at where the tornadoes look at where the storms are again tomorrow from oklahoma city to the texas back into the same places that got hit today exactly what first responders don't need. obviously, what people turn to pick up their lives and put their pieces back together so far anderson, there have been zero reports of fatalities, which to me is amazing. yeah. i mean, those images are extraordinary. chad myers, thanks so much. the news continues here on cnn every piece of evidence tells a story how it really happened with jesse l. martin tomorrow at nine on cnn. >> what is circle surplus the fuel. >> to take flight circle is an entity that gets you to the next level circled is which hoped for right tosses limited away available at walmart and drinks circle.com, university of maryland global campus is a school for real life, one that values as successes you've already achieved earn up denied hi andy undergraduate credits for relevant experience. and get the support you need from your first day to graduation de and beyond. what will your next success p that smell could be 8 million o
but look at where the tornadoes look at where the storms are again tomorrow from oklahoma city to the texas back into the same places that got hit today exactly what first responders don't need. obviously, what people turn to pick up their lives and put their pieces back together so far anderson, there have been zero reports of fatalities, which to me is amazing. yeah. i mean, those images are extraordinary. chad myers, thanks so much. the news continues here on cnn every piece of evidence...
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giving a unique insight into what life was like that year. [ laughter ] and finally, officials in kyle, texas, recently announced the city is attempting to set the guinness world record for the largest gathering of the people named kyle, which would overtake the current record holder, any dave matthews concert. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we are off and running, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] we got a great show for you tonight. he is an emmy award-winning writer and comedian you know from "the carmichael show," his incredible stand-up special "rothaniel." his show "jerrod carmichael reality show" is out now on hbo and streams on max. jerrod carmichael is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] so excited every time he joins us. she is the host of "the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle" which airs weeknights at 11:00 on msnbc. stephanie ruhle will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] their album "townie" is out friday. x ambassadors are back on the show to perform for us. but before we get to all of our wonderful guests, donald trump held campaign events in wisconsi
giving a unique insight into what life was like that year. [ laughter ] and finally, officials in kyle, texas, recently announced the city is attempting to set the guinness world record for the largest gathering of the people named kyle, which would overtake the current record holder, any dave matthews concert. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we are off and running, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] we got a great show for you tonight. he is an emmy award-winning writer and...