go before the midterm, republicans are regaining ground on inflation, crime, and immigration. ron johnson s opponent on one of key races. and we ll show you part of katie couric s interview on the today show and share our own kristen dahlgren s difficult journey with the disease. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. has rescue workers in florida continue going door to door searching for survivors who could still be trapped. state officials reporting 600,000 florida customers are still without power and more than 160,000 are applying for fema assistance. president biden will tour the damage on wednesday. right now, he and the first lady are on their way to puerto rico showing how they are dealing with the devastation from hurricane fiona two weeks ago. darsha, you spent part of the weekend with fema task force. it was terrifying as they were going door to door. reporter: yeah, to be on the ground with these teams as they re conducting this dangerous a
good afternoon. and we start with a developing story this lunchtime: police in the us state of maine are hunting a gunman after a mass shooting that s left at least 16 people dead and dozens injured. police are warning that robert card, a ao year old army reservist, is at large, armed and dangerous. it s the deadliest such attack in the united states this year. the shooting happened in lewiston, a small city of about 38,000 people, which is now in lockdown businesses have been told to close and people to stay at home. 0ur correspondent simon jones has the latest. running for safety after the latest mass shooting in the us. a bowling alley and a restaurant targeted last night, full of families. 0ne mother said she had to lay on top of her daughter to protect her from the bullets. another person spoke of the panic at the bowling alley. just a normal night of bowling and i don t know where hejust came in, there was a loud pop. ijust put it down the lane and i slid basically
expert discussions have to get off your hands of records we have to answer to these voters 1st hand. g.w. has it all. european elections on may 26th g.w. . u.s. president donald trump has announced plans to tighten immigration making it tougher to gain entry into the country trump wants immigrants to have better english proficiency and more job skills and he wants to reduce the number of asylum seekers but the initiative stands little chance of passing through as sharply divided congress. the u.s. state of missouri as republican led senate has passed a bill to ban abortions and 8 weeks of pregnancy the legislation makes exceptions
for medical emergencies but not pregnancies resulting from rape or incest abortion opponents in the u.s. are hoping new restrictions will lead the supreme court to overturn an historic ruling which legalized abortion. austrian lawmakers have approved legislation banning head scarves in primary schools adding to existing restrictions on veils the measure ba
but i couric when i want to be fun to. point to point you can see it because i see if you re serious here. this is g.w. news live from berlin another day of deadly unrest as iraq faces its worst crisis since the defeat of the islamic state. security forces opened fire on crowds protesting against corruption and unemployment with dozens killed in 4 days of rioting iraq s leading shiite cleric says enough is enough also coming up.
new clashes in hong kong the government attempts to end months about recipes and emergency law that bans face down for democracy activists are defiant. and the british parliament betrayed and the chamber full of squabbling chimpanzee is not only to spread the debate but 18 year old keating 5 the anonymous superstar banksy the workbench is a record low level 1000000 euros. it s great to have you with us iraq has been shaken by another day of violent unrest the country is facing its worst crisis since the the defeat of the so-called islamic state terror group