, all members of netanyahu s own party, suggests halting the controversial reforms. let s now go to journalist elliott godkin. he s in television for us, elliot. it looks like these demonstrations are growing their building. what are the what are the protesters want? they want an end to this judicial overhaul . jim that s what they ve been calling for. for the past three months or so. they ve been protesting and that s what they want even more now that the defense minister has lost his job because he became the first minister to come out. from this government to call for a pause in this judicial overhaul. and as you say other ministers are also saying that they would potentially support a pause to and they may not seem like a large number of ministers. but it s important to remember that prime minister benjamin netanyahu s coalition government has 64 out of 120 seats in the knesset. it only takes five of presumably members of his party because ultrareligious parties and the m
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live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington less than two days after deadly tornadoes ripped through the south and new threat of severe storms is now hanging over some of the hardest hit areas, and the threat includes possible tornadoes. some 30 million people fall under this new threat, including mississippi were 25 people are confirmed killed in friday night s tornado outbreak today, the secretary of homeland security toward the area, along with the head of fema and other top federal officials. they were joined by the state s governor, who delivered this message to his fellow citizens in mississippi. what we ve seen. over the last 36 hours in mississippi, on the one hand, has been heartbreaking to see the loss and devastation of these communities, but on the other hand has been inspiring and gives me great reason for optimism and, quite frankly, makes me proud to be a mississippi and because mississippians have done what mississippians do in times of tragedy in t
at this hour. meteorologist brightly ritz is in the cnn weather center brightly. it does not look good for a huge part of the south and southeast. what can you tell us? unfortunately the storms jim are really starting to ramp up now ahead of the cold front, right along the stationary boundary that s been sitting across mississippi, alabama and georgia right on up into the carolinas. a lot of lightning associated with these and yes, they are severe areas highlighted in a orange back. that s a severe thunderstorm warning, but we had a handful of tornado warnings to notice the red now extended back into parts of alabama birmingham self that s in addition to the tornado watches that we ve already had. this extends all the way to one o clock, central time where tornadoes are a possibility notice some of the stronger storms now across central louisiana back into central alabama. this is going to be an ongoing situation throughout the rest of the night and into early morning hours. tornadoes
mississippians do in times of tragedy in times of crisis they stand up and they show up. and we re covering the all the angles here. as the story develops, meteorologist brightly ritz will take a closer look at the severe weather threat, but let s begin with nick valencia in rolling fork, nick. i know folks are worried they re about more severe weather. what can you tell us from the ground there? well they re certainly worried, jim. and this is something that they don t need. in fact, just in the last two minutes, we re starting to feel the first raindrops of that severe weather system that was expected to pass through here this evening. and with that came some thunder and some lightning strikes that added, a jolt of anxiety to these residents have already gone for some of them the worst day of their lives on friday night, when that massive f four tornado ripped through this community of about 2000 residents and left just very few parts of this community untouched, in fact that threat