these were homes, neighborhoods , communities and here and elsewhere. the staggering loss of property is secondary. at least 25 people are now confirmed dead in mississippi. another person was killed in alabama for perspective. these past 24 hours have seen more tornado deaths than all of last year. many are just thankful to have survived. mcafee unity. and . thank god we re alive, but also were so devastated by the loss. the whole trailer park behind the building is gone and we don t know where everybody is . we don t know who s alive and who s gone. cnn s nick valencia is enrolling fork, mississippi nick just heartbreaking to hear these accounts. what are you hearing from people? it is and it s just awful to see this and we apologize for having to go live from our satellite phone. but it s a testament how much damage is here. in sharkey county and rolling fork, mississippi felt hours have been heavily damaged here, which is why we re not being able to go live on air. but wh
didn t set up in the last segment. people are nasa excited and people when you build the first images from the times of space telescope. those are likely some of the first galaxies form in the universe booms of years ago. when you see, by the way, from a spike of sky. as small as a grain of said held at arms length. my mind is exploding. and the blurring and stretching you see in from the galleries, that is actually their light being spent by all the massive galaxies between them and us. gravitational lunging, key prediction of hindsight theory of general relativity. something to make even einstein smile. and have to do more research do that in. then use continues with laura coats and cnn tonight. we re talking behind. thank you already above. me thanks anderson. i appreciated. i know e=mc2. that s ball can get through today. but i am laura coats, this is cnn tonight. so steve bannon, he threw down the conflict after being indicted on criminal contempt charges back in nov
people with the real valuable inside information. and that is somebody that never testified before the generators committee mike pence s somebody. so potentially, for the first time, the federal government i guess you know, through the justice department will be hearing through. uh you know, the testimony of meadows and pants, potentially some very key information and insights. yeah and these claims of executive privilege were just shot down as we just heard recorded on mark meadows. generally speaking, executive privilege claims are not going to prevail in the context of a criminal grand jury subpoena. it s not automatic, but generally speaking also, let s remember this is a former president donald trump, trying to invoke executive privilege much more difficult legally, so it s no surprise that he lost on the meadows issue. i think he ll lose if he appeals and i think he ll lose on the pence issue as well. all right. fascinating alright, eliana. we ll be watching. thanks so much. all
but i want to i m looking for you now. but i wanna bring work into the conversation because mark. before the proverbial hits the fed. let s talk about that. the fact that the pandemic has not agreed, i don t think, to actually had already documents. but it was courteous to me is that he was really persona non grata to donald trump at one point. it was like they left with the bromance intact. and i m wondering, is a part of this do you think by trump sort of putting out there waiving the privilege that he likely never actually had? sort of a financial nail in the coffin to say, no no, you and i we are not friends. wow, steve bannon and donald trump. they talk about gamesmanship the two of them have been going at each other for quite some years now and what s happening here is that bannon is a way for trump to kind of push back against generators committee. but bannon out there, knowing that he is there to disrupt things. biden has been very clear about
so we have to get over that fear factor in terms of many of the reforms the, individual reforms in this bill, passed the republican support in the, pass some of the republicans were leaders of effort in order to protect the general admissible. some republicans introduced legislation in the past two to expedite the congressional subpoenas. and i would hope that they would recognize, look these are things that they should. what no matter who the president of the united states. this they ought to be defending their own institution without oversight. we can be effective. i want to play for you what i just said on that question, which is the secretary state of georgia, i asked him about compliance, and corporation with the generators committee, here s what he had to say. the vice president in the meeting i had in the oval office with him on the president on january 4th, specifically asked me, do you think i have the authority to simply unilaterally decide gina mccarthy that certain of