good afternoon, everybody. i m martha maccallum. this is the story this afternoon. a somber scene as president biden and the first lady receive the dignified transfer of three american soldiers coming home. they were killed in the drone attack in jordan at a place that is known as tower 22. there members of our armed forces supply and reinforced the protection of civilians in syria and iraq and during that attack more than 40 other service members were injured by an iranian-made drone. so the president also met with the families of these three fallen soldiers today at doer air force base in delaware. they are 46-year-old sergeant william rivers, 23-year-old specialist breonna moffett and 24-year-old specialist kennedy sanders. moffett and sanders were promoted to sergeant post posth posthumously. the president has said he has decided how to retaliate for the death of these three americans. so far we have not seen that response. dana perino is with me here in new york with a
From north korea and why ukraine should be paying close attention. Sara sidner is off. Im kate bolduan with john berman, and this is cnn news central. This morning, the manhunt expanding for a escaped killer. The area is expanding. The police were previously searching a twomile area where Da Knee Low Kcavakavl Danilo Cavalcante has been on the run. What have we been learning . This is where the new manhunt area has been. Now, new information is that the manhunt area is expanding. The Police Believed emphatically that he was in a twomile radius two miles south of the prison, but this morning we have learned that it is expanding further south. We are now five miles south of the prison. What is particularly important is that they are searching this area near Longwood Gardens and it is a popular tourist destination, and the reason they are searching this area is because last night at 9 00 and 8 30, they captured dane will, O Cavalcante On The Trail Cameras on the trail cameras. He is not w
Good saturday morning to you. Welcome to cnn this morning. It is saturday, september 23rd. Im victor blackwell. Victor, its good to be with you. Im omar jimenez in for amara walker. Thank you for spending part of your morning with us. So, i dont know if ive seen two men anchor a Network Cable network broadcast. Thats huge. At least the last 35 year. And then two brothers, anchoring the show. It is good to have you this morning. Come on. Come on. This is history right now. Its history. Good to have you, omar. Lets have a good show. Thousands of homes are without power as Tropical Storm ophelia lashes the east coast with strong winds and heavy rain. We have a look at the cities in the storms path and the impact well see throughout the day. Plus the country is quickly hurtling towards a shutdown talks among the republicans in the house have broken down over a deal to fund the government. How federal agencies are preparing and the talks to keep a shutdown from happening. The uaw is turning
a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i m max foster. bianca is off this week. but just ahead on cnn gaza s largest hospital collapsing under the weight of war. the hospital must be protected. kdonald trump jr. was the first witness to take the stand. they wanted to set the tone to persuade the judge that this was the quintessential american business success story. mike johnson moving to essentially pick a fight with his right flank over government funding. i think it is a failure. i m not voting for a clean cr. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is tuesday, november 14, 9:00 a.m. in london and 11:00 a.m. in gaza where the health system appears to be on the brink of collapse after weeks of intense fighting and shortages. the director of al-shifa calls the conditions catastrophic. not only for patients but also the thousands she will terg inside and outside the if a still. he says there is no more water, foo
we dodged a nuclear bullet last night but there s no guarantee we ll dodge it again or we ll dodge the next one at the next nuclear plant that the russians storm. i am worried both about the physical integrity of the facility. i m worried we have tanks firing streams of bullets into these facilities sending flares into the facilitfacilities. it s not so much a question of whether you can compromise the integrity of the concrete structures although tanks and artillery are certainly capable of pulverizing concrete structures. just look around ukraine today. it s also a question of whether the electricity can be maintained. the disaster of fukushima at 2011 that i followed closely was not a question of the facility being compromised structurally but the earthquake cut off the main power supply and then the tsunami came in and knocked out the reserve power supply. if something like that happens at one of the plants, you could