so much through his art, ideas and generosity. the world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. boras it s definitely luck. thank you so much and thank you so much for joining us tonight. ac30 60 starts right now tonight on three, 60 breaking news on the criminal hush money trial, new details about the jury instructions coming just days before prosecutors and defense attorneys deliver their summations and a jury decision could come as early as next week, also tonight, it is not just flags justice samuel alito s history of speaking his mind about both cultural and political issues plus a young american couple risk their lives to help those suffering in haiti. to us missionaries killed in a gang attack their story. tonight good evening to you. i m jim sciutto in for anderson this long warm memorial day weekend, breaking news now about the former president s hush money trial. days ahead of tuesday s make or break summations. a source tells cnn that judge juan m
judge jeanine: hello, everyone. it s friday, and i m judge jeanine pirro, along with kevin walling, johnny joey jones, shannon bream, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city, andd this is the five. it s the democrats worst nightmare. donald trump rocking the deep blue bronx with a raucous rally. the lines were spanning blocks to get in. the former president firing up over 10,000 supporters who chanted four more years. trump on message, laser focused on the joe biden disaster, demolishing sleepy failures piece by piece, and his pitch to minority voters. what a crowd. this is something. [chanting we love trump ] who said we are not going to win new york? we are going to win new york. on day one we are going to throw out bidenomics and going to replace it with maga nomics. low interest rates, rising wages, low incomes, fair trade for the american worker, and we will make energy affordable again. by saying drill, baby, drill. drill, baby, drill. i have come toni
your liver health der any today i dosed daily.co i m even mackenzie in washington and this is cnn hello again everyone. thank you so much for joining me on the brink of whitfield and we begin with dangerous weather that could impact your travel this holiday weekend, more than 70 million people are under a severe sure. weather threat as intense tornadoes. baseball-sized hail, and nir hurricane-force winds hit the central plains and parts of the midwest. let s bring in now cnn meteorologists, alyssa rafah. so at least what areas are we talking about? we re really keeping an eye on parts of oklahoma and kansas. that s where we have the greatest threat for severe weather outbreak today, you could see it in the red area that s that moderate risk level four and a five where we could find intense tornadoes baseball-sized hail, and a string of damage managing wins that could be pretty hefty as well. notice the risk kind of stretches even into the deep south, including places like
that s enough to fill an olympic swimming pool two and a half million times. now, we re not short of water, but the vast majority is ocean saltwater. and less than 100th of 1% is carried in lakes and rivers. you know, there is enough for all of us, but we don t all enjoy equal access. so what are the consequences for societies facing water scarcity? it depends on what else is happening. what other pressures are on, what other stressors are there. but water scarcity, which we could translate as drought, for example, will lead to famine, it will lead to migrations, it will lead to warfare, all sorts of things. so water scarcity is just the beginning of a long list of things that could end in societal collapse. well, there s a stark warning. you know, around the world today, one in four of the world s population lives in a region facing extremely high water stress. it means they regularly use up almost their entire available water supply. so let s take a look at those countries.
shot dead tells us america needs better gun control. and, nearly a0 years after the first successful separation of conjoined twins at great ormond street hospital, some of the children it s helped meet up and share their experiences: like, we obviously do fight a lot. we do scream at each other a lot. we get mad at each other. but then we always have that bond that we know we ll be sisters forever, and we ll love each other forever, and we ll care for each other forever. on bbc london, the mayor sadiq khan calls for a ceasefire in gaza. stay with us here in bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening from jerusalem. large explosions have been seen in the gaza strip tonight as the israeli army says it s increasing the number of air strikes on the territory and expanding its ground force operations. communications in gaza including mobile phone and internet have been cut off. in response to the i