President biden s decision to over military strikes near the syria border. They target facilities used by iranian backed militia groups to launch attacks over u. S. Personnel. Hello, i am john roberts in washington and this is america reports. I am shannon bream and for sandra smith, at least one facility was destroyed. House speaker nancy pelosi calling it a targeted response to a specific threat, but others on capitol hill are worried this action is starting to become a pattern. John: this comes amid heightened tensions as the white house strongly considers rejoining the 2015 nuclear deal. Fox team coverage, general jack keane will join us with analysis. Speed to national correspondent jonathan griffin who is live at the pentagon. The most surprising reaction has been the rare criticism from the iraqi government condemning the u. S. Air strike which were carried out overnight. One of the three sites targeted by the warplanes was inside on the border with syria. The targets included t
kevin madden, you are still us with. a chance to respond? look, you know, if you are going it to make a campaign manager switch, do it in the summer because the real big full tilt of this campaign, which is going to be the fall and into the winter when get to the early primary contests in places like iowa and new hampshire, that s when your campaign has to be hitting its stride. make a campaign you know, get on sync with the campaign manager now. this is the last of the resets. the desantis campaign is not going to get any more opportunities to sort of change the leadership at the top. instead, it s going to have to be about making the case right now to voters and proving to donors and supporters they are in it to win it. kevin madden and nina turner as well, thank you both. cnn this morning continues right now. 1is. a busy hour ahead on cl cnn this morning. victor blackwell here. good morning. breaking news out of hawaii. evacuations underway. a hurricane is
laying down during the day and only four visits a year. how the u.s. is responding. and it s nice to be among friends. former president donald trump heading to a republican dinner alabama tonight, a state he won by 26 points. what we expect to hear from him after his high-profile washington, d.c., indictment. our nbc reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with donald trump off his arraignment. nbc s dasha burns joins me now. what more can you tell us about this trip to alabama? reporter: that s right. former president trump headed to alabama today. if the past is any indication he is absolutely going to be using the third indictment as a key part of his campaign messaging in the coming weeks and months and the way that the legal calendar is lining up with the election calendar, primary calendar, it is going to be fairly easy for the former president to soak up a whole lot of oxygen, which is going to make things pretty difficult for his primary o
hide millions of dollars received from foreign sources. now, that information could become public as g.o.p. lawmakers look to turn the tables on the bidens. california republican congressman daryl issa will join us in a moment. we have fox news coverage. a case that critics say is an evidence of double standard at the d.o.j. we begin with chad live with us on capitol hill. chad, what will republicans do now? trace, good afternoon. republicans want to strike back. they view the prosecution of the former president as political. they believe there are two tiers of justice. one for the bidens and one for former president trump. house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan has questions for delaware u.s. attorney david weiss. weiss handled the hunter biden case. this plea agreement that was put together, that the judge said no to a week ago, i mean, i think that is hugely significant because they tried to hide information in the diversion part of the plea agreement instead
bodies were found along a quarter-mile stretch of go-go beach on the south shore of long island, new york. all four victims were young women in their 20s who advertised a work on craig list. their bodies were found within a quarter-mile stretch of beach, all bound at the feet or ankles and covered with burlap to hide them. it was a shocking discovery, and it was just the beginning. for the next year, seven more set of human remains were found in the area, mostly women. was this the work of a serial killer? that is the question investigators have been asking for more than a decade, with no answers until 2022, when a recent dna technology gave police a new lead. they now have a suspect, someone they say who is living a double life as a husband and father. police fear he was targeting even more victims. over the next hour, cnn will piece together exactly how police were able to identify the suspect and how the possible killer was able to get away with it for so long. state pol