this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york today on the program the state of relations between america and israel one this week, prime minister netanyahu reacted angrily to the us position on a un ceasefire resolution. have stingy it was the late he does to in a series of serious disagreements what to make of the growing rift between the jewish state and its most important benefactor. and protector richard haas has some thoughts then the atlantic s graham wood will help us dig through the rumor in innuendo. but what really happened and last week s terror attack in russia who was behind it at former supreme court justice stephen brian will give us a masterclass on what the high court s job is and what it isn t but first here s my take the hiring and firing of ronna mcdaniel as an nbc political analyst might seem like a small media tempest bu
ron desantis, he will join us in a few moments. but first, here with the verysto latest on the ground in charleston tonight, katy burn. katy, what s going on theree: ? hi, sean. well, here in charleston, we re just getting ove her r high tide, which was what a lot of people were worried about. what happened was streets turned into flooded roads likein this because the seawall, which is right in this direction, you can t see it right now because ofw becaus how it is. we watched for hours waves from the charleston harbor crash over that seawall and unfortunately, flood roads in charleston s battery thosalso across downtown those seawalls typically protect the charleston peninsula, wherellyprotec you ke got these gorgeous historic homes, businesses where people sandbags laid out to try to stop some of the water from gettino stopom gettig in. but it s not just flooding thato we ve been monitoring here in thering of south carolina. h we ve seen tornadoes touched down acrosav tou
specifically south carolina. florida governor ron desantis, he will join us in a few moments. but first hear with the very latest on the ground in charleston tonight is katie bern. what is going on there? reporter: here in charleston, we are getting over a high tide which was what a lot of people were right about. what happened was streets turned into flooded roads like this because the seawall which is right in this direction, you can t see right now because of how dark it is. with watch for hours, waste from the charleston harbor crash over the seawall and unfortunately, flooded roads in charleston saturday. and also, across downtown charleston. those sea walls typically protect the charleston peninsula where, you know, we have got these gorgeous historic homes. businesses where people have sandbags laid out to try to stop some of the water from getting in but it is not just flooding that we have been monitoring here in the state of south carolina. we have seen tornadoes
katelyn. and thank you all so much for joining us for this ry, very busy. our laura coates live starts right now an american tragedy deepens what people have been confirmed dead baltimore, leaving more families and so many questions. and so much pain. that s tonight on a special to our laura coates live good, evening. i m laura coates and washington, dc. and tonight, a dramatic play by play of a dolly s final faded minutes from the investigators examining just went wrong and what happened at that key bridge? the national transportation safety board is that it gave a second by second depiction, going through the initial alarms, the commands to steer away the desperate radio call for help. the order to drop the anchor, the radio call that confirmed that the dali had lost all power, all of this before hitting the bridge and causing the catastrophic collapse. i really cannot even begin to imagine how frantic this crew must have been. now we have some insight into
minutes later, rescue crews pulled victims from the partially submerged buckled train cars. we are so bad at learning from our mistakes and preparing for future instances. we need to assess our infrastructure collisions, not the only cause of tragic bridge collapses. take what happened at the fbi, you footbridge, miami, florida march 20, 186 people were killed after a pedestrian bridge near the campus of florida international university suddenly collapsed. the 170 foot long newly installed bridge had been under construction, i35 w bridge, minneapolis, minnesota, august 2007 13 killed 145 injured. a major interstate at a standstill after the 35 west bridge collapse during rush hour federal regulators blame the accident partly on support plates, which they said were half as thick as they should have been hyatt regency sky walks, kansas city missouri, july 1980, 114 were killed when the walkways on the second and fourth floor of the hyatt regency hotel collapse due to a design