president biden kicks off his re-election campaign in pennsylvania. a critical battleground. the president getting a bird s eye view of a collapsed section of i-95. tonight, the new timeline for when that area will reopen. and republicans on the campaign trail, nikki haley bids farewell to her husband. deploying with the south carolina national guard to africa. karen travers reporting from philadelphia. new fallout from the death of an 8-year-old migrant girl who was laid to rest today. her family says border patrol officials ignored their pleas for help. the fbi arrests a suspect for allegedly plotting a mass murder at a synagogue. agents saying they found an arsenal of weapons and ammunition at his home. the scare on the tarmac. one plane clipping another plane s tail. passengers on board, one family capturing the moment. after several recent incidents, how federal officials are planning to address these close calls. a 73-year-old diver losing her leg in a shark a
biden s desk with just days to spare before the default deadline. and breaking this morning, the latest monthly jobs report is out and the news is beating expectations. we ll break this down with senior biden adviser jean sperling. new video of the moment an apartment building partially collapsed in iowa. engineers warned the building could crumble days before it actually fell. and the death of an 8-year-old girl in border patrol custody now being called unacceptable by the acting cvp commissioner, an internal review showing multiple failures leading up to the child s death. and we begin with breaking news. the justice department has closed its investigation into classified documents found at the home of former vice president mike pence, according to a letter obtained by nbc news. this comes days before the former vice president is expected to announce his run for president. with us now to talk more about this, nbc news senior legal correspondent laura jarrett and msn
science fiction stories, but usually it s something less interesting than your imagination. i got to run. again, i am not proposing it. i am saying what people are proposing. don t get it twisted as has happened to me before. i want it to be god sfwlil a. that would be so fun. thank you. good to see you, all right? be well and blessed as they say and have a great day. see you soon. neil degrasse tyson. amazing. cnn this morning continues right now. good morning, everyone. it is [ laughter ] we are laughing about the last segment. what is it? i don t know. boy. he is great. i love him. so glad you are with us. it is 8:00 in the east, 5:00 a.m. out west. kaitlin is on assignment. tomorrow she will be back. serious stuff to talk about. yes. an entire town still living in fear weeks after a train hauling dangerous chemicals crashed and burned, last night angry residents got the chance to confront the railroad ceo at a cnn town hall. i hope you watched
good thursday morning to you i m jim sciutto. the people of ohio awaiting the report on what led up to the devastating the toxic train derailment earlier this month. pete buttigieg is on the ground this morning as residents voice their anger and frustration in the cnn town hall last night. if you do not feel safe living in east palestine raise your hand. i don t know what the future holds for my town. i m 65 years old, a diabetic, heart disease, everything. now did you shorten my life now? i want to retire and enjoy it. you burned me. well, other story we re following this morning, alex murdaugh on trial for murdering his wife and youngest son. now a source tells cnn he is expected to take the stand to testify in his own defense. we ll take you to that courtroom live in a moment. and hundreds of thousands of people are without power this morning as a massive cross country winter storm ripped across several states. ahead the warning for new england and the east coa
Humanity as a black little girl. reporter: she died last month at a border patrol facility in harlingen, texas. according to the customs and border patrol, the family of five crossed the border from mexico on may 9th, telling officials there that their youngest daughter suffered from sickle cell anemia and heart disease. within days, anadith, complaining of abdominal pains, had tested positive for the flu. she and her family were then transferred to a cbp facility to treat those with communicable diseases. but cbp says in a statement that no medical personnel at that second facility in harlingen acknowledged being aware she suffered from sickle cell anemia or had a history of congenital heart disease. with a fever at one point of 104.9 degrees, anadith s mother, a honduran national, says on the day she died, a nurse repeatedly ignored her pleas to hospitalize her sick daughter. they refused until she passed in her mother s arms so there s no justice that will bring her back. sitt