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cancer-free at this point. those are great words to hear, i m sure, for you and your family. secretary, thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. safe travels. well, thanks, lester. good to talk to you. now to the deadly tornado outbreak stretching from michigan to maryland. while in the west tonight, record-breaking heat. erin mclaughlin joining us from the storm zone. erin, good evening. reporter: lester, they ve been cleaning this up all day. a fallen tree completely crushed that home. you can see a downed power line just dangling over there. it s the latest destruction in a season of climate issues. a tornado tearing through the city limits, injuring five and leaving a trail of destruction wednesday evening, just 25 miles outside of washington, d.c. you see all the debris flying in the air. this is probably it right here. it was definitely an eerie feeling.
know. he still has appeals rights. he still could seek a rehearing from the d.c. circuit or go to the supreme court and on that basis you shouldn t send him to prison now. this isn t the system of justice i know, at which point judge nichols said you should sit down. well, does he have a point or is the judge explain the background on that. i think that david schoen who is bannon s criminal defense attorney now and i should note also represented donald trump in his second of two impeachments, he is a real defense lawyer s defense lawyer. he is not a partisan hack. that having been said did he get very impassioned in a way that judge nichols found inappropriate and disrespectful? seems to be he cross add line as far as judge nichols was concerned. lisa rubin, thank you very much. always good to see you. coming up, what beau biden s widow told the court today about the, quote, terrible experience she had in the aftermath of her husband s death when she began a relationship with
rachel and will in the interview last week which was smart of him. harris: david, real quick? i m grateful to see him reversing the rhetoric that he has continued on the campaign stage for the past few months and that s what americans want to see. i hope he continues that because if he says look, my receipt try bugs will be success. if he is doing those things. harris: we re running out of time. it would be better and do well for the country and not just politics. you have to said he may have said or crowds may have chanted lock her up. they did try to lock him up and time to clean up agencies in washington, d.c. and hopefully trump does that. harris: it s d-day honoring the world war ii warriors today and happy birthday to pete hegseth. outnumbered next.
what that veteran said to president zelenskyy, and what ukraine s leader said back. the other news back in the u.s. tonight, severe storms up and down the east coast. washington, d.c., philadelphia, and new york city. and more than 22 reported tornadoes, multiple states, and they turn deadly tonight. the major headline in the israel/hamas war tonight. u.n. officials now saying dozens are dead after an israeli air strike hit a school in central gaza. what we re learning. from abc news, this is abc world news tonight with david muir, reporting tonight from normandy, france. david: good evening tonight from normandy, where we witnessed something truly historic today. world war ii veterans returning 80 years to the day after their stormed the beaches of normandy and changed the course of history here. tonight, my exclusive interview with president biden, who honored these heroes today, and the poignant moment at the normandy american cemetery here with president biden and first
case that comes from 1961, the same case that prevented judge nichols from allowing bannon to make the argument at his trial. still, judge nichols felt that maybe the d.c. circuit would take a different view this time, stayed the sentence. now that the d.c. circuit has agreed that its precedent stands robert costello. robert costello. remind us about robert costello. he was the defense s only substantive witness in the trump manhattan da s case. he was there of course to say that another one of his almost clients, would be clients, michael cohen was lying when he recounted the various interactions that they had had before cohen eventually decided to turn. and the judge was not happy with costello because costello was not acted in the judge s estimation appropriately in court. he threatened him with contempt if he continued to mutter and make objections that he wasn t qualified to make. bannon s lawyer today also got into it with the journal. what happened? bannon s lawyer