americans are facing the threat of severe weather this memorial day, that s after powerful storms ripped through the sense of less even terrible destruction jan and killing at least 19 people and four seats. the tsa says that it set a new record for most travelers screen in a single day on friday, put that intense storm i m so some impact million trying to get back home after the holiday weekend. and a former general hospital actor fatally shot in los angeles police right now searching for the suspect aviana goldberger with were held solomon, this is cnn news central let s begin this morning without severe weather, deadly tornadoes ripping through america s heartland with severe storms today, now threatening millions of people as they gather for the holiday right now, at least 19 people are dead, including four children. that s after a violent weekend tornado outbreak hit four states. miles of homes and businesses destroyed across texas, oklahoma, arkansas, and kentucky. and
come with emory in tokyo and this is cnn it is monday, may 27th memorial day. and right now on cnn this morning, over 100 million americans facing potentially deadly, whether on this memorial day after a weekend of violent storms killed at least 18 people rough air for the second time in less than a week passengers or injured by severe turbulence during flight plus the libertarian party should nominate trump for president of the united states. donald trump cutting his campaign speech short after getting heckled and move 601 here in washington, that is a live look at the world war ii memorial on the national mall on this memorial day, when we think so many who gave the ultimate sacrifice for us. good morning, everyone. i m jessica dean infer kasie hunt. it is great to be with you today. more than 120 20 million people are under severe storm threats after deadly thunderstorms battered the southern plains this weekend, killing 18 people. in northern texas at tornado reduce p
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once you re fully vaccinated. former baltimore health commissioner and headed up planned parenthood. she says the new guidelines defy common sense. i wish the cdc guidelines went further than they do. it doesn t make sense that you can t travel especially if you can get together with loved ones. go further and say people who are fully vaccinated should be able to travel. should be encouraged to travel. that s one of those incentives that we can give is a way for restoring freedoms. that you re able to travel and visit your loved ones and go to museums and cultural institutions once you re fully vaccinated. shannon: before we try to unpack this remember the prior dustup between the white house political wing and the scientists at the cdc. a month ago press secretary jen psaki downplay the cdc director s comments about reopening schools. saying that they were her personal views, nonofficial cdc guidance. the biden white house insists it s made on sound science, not politics
anything as dramatic as this. you know, we ve become real attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals, and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. sounds great. it s a noble thing to do, right? if, in fact, that is what terry crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest tonight, cnn s drew griffin has discovered only a slim fraction of the $26 million that woman raised could even possibly have gone towards rescuing dogs. and as you ll see, the charity watchdog group has doubts how that slim fraction was spent. as they put it, the numbers don t seem to add up. the appeal though, reuniting dogs and troops, is powerful. just as it was 6 1/2 years ago after hurricane katrina when crisp was running an organization called noah s wish. the appeal then was to reunite pets and survivors. terry crisp joins me. she is in sacramento, california. good to see you. good to see you, anderson, too. and you brought an animal with you? this is tabasc