series we can be sure of. patrick gearey, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here s matt taylor. we saw a page of storm barra earlier, how bad will it be? we saw a bit of thankfully not as bad as storm arwen, but conditions deteriorate, as we have seen in blackpool. forsome deteriorate, as we have seen in blackpool. for some we could see snow and even pollutants on the hills. let me show you the satellite imagery of storm barra, this massive hook of cloud is quite impressive from space but it is the tell tale sign of a potent storm, bringing some of the worst conditions into the south west of ireland. the northern portion of the irish sea into eastern scotland could have impact. widespread gales developing through the rest of today, it extends into the north east of scotland later. we could see some snow, the north pennines across the hills of scotland looking miserable on the 7a and the upper reaches. on the 7a and the upper reaches. on the 7a and the upper r
it is a location that s just steps away from the highlysitivs sensitive situation room, where some of the nation s top secret likemissions, like the raid on e laden, take place. house republicans openinpuing up their own investigation, calling the events shameful. but national adviser jakesulv sullivan says there is no needan to worry n. n beee situation room is not i use and has not been in use fors months because it is currently under construction. the only people comingtr. inthis and going out of the sit room p in this period have been workers who are getting it ready to go. things got super tense inng . the room. the white house asked point blank if the cocaine belonge tod the biden family. that question did not go over well with press secretarion diy karine jean-pierre. i can just say once and for aly karinel or not, the cocaineh belonged to the biden family. dibiden fad not avoiding the qu. that is not true. we ve answered this questionrue litigated this question
noon pacific, good to be with you. i m jose diaz-balart in for katy tur. today, the department of justice released a long awaited report on the police response to the mass shooting at robb elementary in uvalde, texas. it was almost two years ago in may of 2022 when a mass murderer took the lives of 19 children and two teachers, and despite officers arriving on the scene just three minutes after the shooter gained entry to the school, it took 77 minutes for law enforcement to confront the lone gunman. the report is scathing. calling the response to the shooting a failure. noting that despite evidence that wounded children were in the classroom, the officers did not engage with the shooter. they didn t treat the perpetrator as an active threat, and those decisions among others may have cost lives. families were briefed before the report was made public. i spoke to kimberly whose daughter lexi died that day and asked her what she wants to see come from this report. account is
where he ll finally experience consequences for some of his actions. next week, tuesday, marks the beginning of the second e. jean carroll defamation trial. news on that later on. but first things first, developments ahead of closing arguments. tomorrow in new york s $250 million civil fraud lawsuit. the judge revealed he would not allow donald trump to deliver part of those closing arguments himself as he had requested. the reasoning, neither trump nor his attorneys ever got back to the judge agreeing to preconditions. in truth, it is hard to imagine what trump wanted more, an opportunity to put himself at the center of proceedings to deliver his message in his own way, or an opportunity like this, to complain, whine about being silenced, despite the fact his own team failed to respond to the judge on time. remember, in both cases, e. jean carroll s defamation and new york s civil fraud, trump s guilt has already been determined. these decisions will only settle the punish.
hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. we have breaking news ted kaczynski, the unabomber, has been found dead in his prison cell at the age of 81. cnn s paolo sandoval is joining me now with more details on this. paolo? reporter: he had been recently transferred to a federal medical facility in mid-december, 2021, in eastern north carolina. the facility that houses prisoners with special medical needs, though it s unclear the circumstances of the 81-year-old s death. he had been transferred there, again, in 2021, from colorado s super max where he was about two decades into serving eight life sentences after his 1998 guilty plea admitting to sending a series of mail bombs. some 16 devices in all which killed three people, wounded 23. his reign of terror spanning about 17 years starting in 1978 up until his 1996 arrest. in fact, it was his own writings which is what led to the fbi led the fbi to the bomb-maker s door, if you ca