. . welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i m rosemary church. ahead here on cnn newsroom, norfolk southern getting slammed again after another train derailed in ohio. what we know about that second train and what it was carrying. an active gop likely presidential candidate speaking from maryland to california, nailing the talking points but refusing to target trump. is that a winning strategy? we ll ask our senior political analyst, plus the battle for bakhmut and it could mean for the war in ukraine if the city folds to the russians. . . . live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with rosemary church. good to have you with us, with the u.s. national transportation safety board is sending investigators to ohio a little more than 24 hours after another norfolk southern freight train derailed. it was the second derailment by that company in that state in a little over a month after the toxic crash in east palestin
fresh calls for voting protections. this has been a theme throughout his administration and one in which he will use this opportunity in selma to call for that. again, the white house says that president biden will be delivering remarks when he is there. he wants to make sure that we are not erasing history, we are commemorating it. that s what the white house says about his remarks. also, he will note that voting rights is integral to economic justice and civil rights for black americans. so those are the through lines for his remarks, but he is also expected to cross the bridge. this is something that happens each year, each anniversary. of course, it is an important moment, one remembering 1965 that led to blpolice attacking voting rights activists and he led to the passage of the voting rightsing act of 1965 and it is an opportunity for president biden to call on that while he tries to elevate those calls for voting protections and one in which again, as you mentioned, he
it is guilty party number 1 for all the massacres today and in the past. it is the united states directing the war in gaza. it must pay the price for its occupation and crimes in iraq, syria an palestine. neil: that doesn t sound promising. the leader of hezbollah lashing out. warning that americans will pay the price he says. former defense secretary mark esper here on how the u.s. should respond. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. we ll be hearing from the president of the united states. he s in lewiston, maine to recognize those that lost their lives in that mass shooting. let s go to steve harrigan where hezbollah has all of that strong firepower and from which the leader of hezbollah is making these inflammatory remarks. steve? hezbollah fighters are two miles away and firing daily. there s a lot of fear here about what nazrallah might say today. would he try to launch a second all-out front against israel using hezbollah s powerful long range guided missiles. that
plains georgia, he was born in that small town and it s where he lives now receiving hospice care with his family by his side. as carter enters the final stages of his life, people are reflecting on his legacy and what the former president means to their small community. cnn reports. reporter: plains georgia is jimmy carter country. he is one of the of a kind in my book, one of the best few american presidents are so closely connected to where they were born and raised. that s why the impact of former president carter s failing health is felt so acuting in this town of about 500. this tight knit area is where carter grew up attended high school, met, married the love of his life and where he returned after serving in the white house. this place, this geographic place influenced him and how he
it s been two weeks since former president carter entered hospice care at his home in georgia. eva mccan went there and found residents are reflecting on his dedication to the community. reporter: plains, georgia, is jimmy carter country. one of the best. reporter: few american presidents are so closely connected to where they were born and raised. that s why the impact of former president carter s failing health is felt so acutely here in this town of about 500. this tight knit area is where carter grew up, attended high school and met and married the love of his life. this place where we are in this land influenced him and how