baby only a few months old. senior correspondent mike tobin leads us off. you have covered a lot of these storms for us, the tornadoes and aftermath. i heard you today on air say you have never seen anything like this. i have never seen a path of destruction this large, bret. usually what you see is a tornado that will bounce along and kind of short path this thing got a foot hold to the southwest of here and just drove like a lawn mower for 227 miles. and that is why you have the director of emergency management saying the recovery is not going to be a matter of weeks or months but years. heart break in the heartland as the long, hard recovery begins. it s just upsetting, you know, to know that s a town that you grew up in and everything you know as memories is all gone. survivors across five states pick up what is left after the deadly tornadoes left friday. a dog with a search and rescue team from missouri works against the odds that someone may be found alive in
aide close to trump, mike pence is cooperating with the lawmakers investigating the january 6 riot. we ll go live to france where new restrictions are in place to curb the fifth wave of the coronavirus. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. it s tuesday, december 7th, and we re just six hours away from a high stakes call between u.s. president joe biden and his russian counterpart vladimir putin. as tensions remain high over ukraine, russia s military buildup on the border is expected to be a major issue during today s talks. us yous intelligence estimates that moscow could invade ukraine as soon as next month. what we continue to see is added capability that president putin continues to add, added military capability in the western part of his country and around ukraine. well, in an exclusive interview, ukraine s defense minister spoke with cnn s matthew chance about what could happen if russia invades his country. reporter: do you be
and legacy of former u.s. senator bob dole who died at the age of 98. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. good to have you with us. new covid testing requirements are now in effect for all travelers coming into the united states. it s part of the effort to curb the spread of the omicron variant which has already been found in at least 16 u.s. states. now anyone boarding a flight to the u.s. must have proof of a negative covid test one day before take-off. plus, foreign nationals must be fully vaccinated to enter the country, but that requirement is not yet in place for u.s. citizens. a travel ban is also in place for south africa where the variant originated, and several other african countries. the top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci says that s being reevaluated. now as you mentioned as we are getting more and more information about cases in our own country and worldwide, we are looking at that very carefully o
and indonesia, the images of both stunning and terrifying. a volcanic eruption has buried entire villages in ash and the threat is not over yet. and we begin this hour with breaking news. a court in myanmar has now reached a verdict in the case against deposed leader an san suu kyi. she had faced a dozen of charges including incitement and violation of covid-19 protocols. our cnn s paula hancocks is live with us from sydney with the details. and, paula, as you have indicated. these might be the actual sentencing for some of the charges, but there are more to come. reporter: that s right, paula, yes. these are the first two. so the very first verdicts we re hearing in the trial against an san suu kyi, the deposed leader of myanmar. what we ve heard from sources close to the trial is she has been sentenced to four years and two of knthose years are for th charge of incitement and two for breaking covid rules. now, we have already heard some reaction from amnesty interna
it s one of the reasons i feel at home in america and so proud to be a new citizen. this country was built on the idea of trusting people and giving them responsibility and power. we call it self-government. these are the values in the constitution, limited government checks and balances the separation of power to decentralize power leaving it wherever possible is the tenth amendment makes clear in the hands of the people. this week we ve seen what happens when you go in the opposite direction. when you undermine the values the building blocks of a strong self-reliant society. responsibility, family, community and hard work. here is a threat that ties together the crumbly thing michigan diluting in california the shooting in chicago is disastrous biden report. this is what you get when big government pushes back values. what you get is biden s broken society. how many times have we sat on the show the biggest political issue we never really talked about because it makes peopl