between senior israeli and u.s. officials including secretary of state antony blinken. nbc news has learned they are meeting virtually to discuss alternatives to a ground assault on rafah, the meeting supposed to happen in person last week, but prime minister netanyahu canceled the talks after the u.s. declined to veto a u.n. resolution calling for an immediate cease fire in the war. and it comes after tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in israel this weekend calling on prime minister netanyahu s governor to resign and hold new elections and criticizing the governor s failure to free the hostages. meanwhile in gaza, israeli officials say they have withdrawn forces from the enclave s main hospital after a two-week raid. the hamas-run ministry of health says hundreds of civilians were found dead. the world health organization says 21 patients died and the medical facility is now in ruins. nbc news has reached out to the idf for comment. joining us now from tel
in new york city. the presidential race 2024 style. with words like deranged, corrupt and crooked, is donald trump s latest a rallying cry that will motivate supporters or are those 77 social media posts in a single day, many of them nasty, a sign that that joe biden s new strategy to get under trump s skin is working? the new nbc reportreporting, and the move backfire. and massive protests putting serious new pressure on benjamin netanyahu. it is day two of some of the largest mass protests since the israel-hamas war began. what they are demanding and why protestors are no longer waiting for the war to end. and we re waiting for a key ruling from the florida supreme court. will abortion protections be on the ballot in november? what it all means for floridians and how the decision could have impact far beyond that state. but we begin with the specter of negative and violent political rhetoric that is once again rearing its ugly head. donald trump posting 77 times on east
in several states, from texas north, then heavy rain and snow up and down the east coast. washington, d.c. to new york city to boston. and where they re could be several inches of snow. rob marciano timing it out. tonight, breaking news involving abortion rights in this country. soon front and center in the presidential election in florida. the state s highest court there allowing florida s six-week abortion ban to now take effect. but tonight, the court saying voters there will have the final say. so, will abortion rights be on the ballot in florida this november, and how could it effect the biden/trump rematch? rachel scott reporting. removing the bridge. tonight, the first major step, you will see how crews are carving up that baltimore br bridge, piece by piece, and what they have now done tonight to create a temporary channel. tonight, the search in dallas for a super bowl star. kansas city chiefs player rasheed rice reportedly wanted by police for questioning. pol
we ll show you video of the accident. and fast food pay super sized, the big change in california. will it cost you more at the drive through? our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with the monster storms wreaking havoc across the country. jesse kirsch is in cincinnati, ohio. what are we seeing so far? reporter: there were inches and inches of snow that dumped in areas, parts of the pacific coast highway that crumbled and there were, according to officials, hundreds of people stranded, at least two people taken to hospitals. moving forward as you alluded to, there are tens of millions in the pathway of potential severe weather. i want to talk about cities and timing, oklahoma city, dallas, st. louis, indianapolis are cities in the pathway, and the bulk of the threat is tonight into the overnight hours. when we talk about tornadoes, of course nocturnal tornadoes, overnight tornadoes can be especially dangerous. that is something to b
evangelical base? also ahead, a new deadline for the former president. days left to post a $175 million bond. does he have the money? alec murdaugh back in court facing sentencing for financial crimes. how much longer he could face behind bars, and did he break his plea deal? later, a massive cleanup today in baltimore. the plan to get the mangled remains out of the collapsed bridge out of the water and this busy port back open. hello. it s good to be with you. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with two presidential campaigns and two very different easter messages. donald trump marking the holiday attacking political opponents in all caps, unleashing on prosecutors in his various trials, posting more than 70 times, posts like this on social media and making false claims about an easter egg contest at the white house. meanwhile, president biden who is anticipating in the annual white house easter egg roll at this very moment posted