don t cut it. the american astronomical society has a list of approved eclipse glasses. you can also find it on cnn.com and join cnn for special live coverage o of the eclipse acros america monday, april 8, that 01:00 p.m. eastern or stream it on max all right. everybody welcome for another hour. you are in the cnn newsroom. i m omar jimenez in new york. we re going to begin this sour in jerusalem, where israel s prime minister is underscoring a key message today that the idf is going into rafah, no matter what the us things benjamin netanyahu said earlier today, that no amount of american pressure will stop israel from going through with an operation that there s no other way for israel to defeat hamas those remarks come in the midst of widespread anti-government protests in jerusalem as demonstrators call for the release of hostages at least 16 people were arrested on saturday. cnn s melissa bell reports mr.. a fairly substantial protests here in jerusalem tonight, th
greetings everyone, you are watching symone. former president donald trum indicted by a grand jury o tuesday. he will be formally charged an fingerprinted. it s the first in american history. we are digging into why there a debate over whether president, former current should be hel to the same legal standards as you and i. and in true trump fashion, h is lashing out district attorney alvin brag and his staff, even the judg in the case. targets of attacks on social media and we re talking to reverend al sharpton, a man wh knows all about donald trump s history in new york. last republicans, while they are falling in line. the former vice president elec the leaders, even people trump could be riding against in the 2020 primary all defending donald, trum right now. before we even know the charge or the evidence. i am symone sanders-townsend and i have something to say. no one is above the law. it is not just a slogan, it an american principle that i supposed to guide the ju
the generic version of matthew stone filed a new lawsui against the fda in a bid t ensure that its product doesn get pulled off the markets adding yet another strand of complication to this entir issue. because of how contentious and confusing and conflicting th situation has become in just a matter of days, it is almost guaranteed that regardless o how the fifth circuit rules in next month s hearing, it wil be appealed again and wind u back at the supreme court in a later date joined now by nancy nort president of the ceo the cente of reproductive rights nancy, good morning to you thank you for being with us on trying to get a sense for m viewers about where we are whe we woke up this morning. some say this is something t celebrate, others say we wer rolling backwards and we jus stopped rolling for the moment well let me just start with, i certainly am hugely relieved was last night, woke up this morning. still hugely relieved that a least for the next, i don know, six wee
for today. i am symone sanders-townsend in for alicia bennett. as you can see me every weekend on my show simone, saturdays and sundays at 4 p eastern, right here on msnbc and tomorrow you can catch a lethal, she coughing, jonathan reverend sharpton and myself. our special coverage o the indictment of donald trump it continues at 6 pm eastern coming up on the second hou of eamonn. trump s indictment has force his rivals to do the one thing that hurts the most, defen donald trump, plus the other trump related legal cases with major developments as, wee including a ruling that forces mike pence to testify in the second councils election interference probe and classroom safety in th wake of another school shooting, why the gop is so obsessed wit banning books, but not guns. i am ayman mohyeldin, let s ge started. so in less than 7 hours, donald trump is expecte to turn himself in and appea in court on tuesday. 2:15 pm here is what we know about wha comes next nbc news is rep
nightly news with lester holt. good evening from houston where i am on assignment working on a story for a future broadcast but our top story tonight, the flooding catastrophe in kentucky where officials say at least 19 people have died including children with a toll expected to climb. authorities are not even sure how many people are still missing with fresh concern about more life-threatening flash floods this weekend. urgent rescues in boats and from helicopters continue with crews saving hundreds already. the governor telling me on thursday it s by far the worst flooding disaster in his lifetime 6 more inches of rain are expected in parts of the already devastated region. northeast tennessee, southwest virginia and west virginia also in the storm zone. all of it accentuating a climate crisis that is causing more intense and frequent severe weather emergencies around the world we have it all covered tonight beginning with maggie vespa in hard hit kentucky. reporter: i