i m martha maccallum. this is the story. the battle over tik tok has now kicked in to high gear. so where do you stand on this? every one tries to figure this out. senator marsha blackburn on what the senate will do now that this passed in the house. the breakdown and the chaos gripping haiti as the united states sends in the marines. we have just heard from antony blinken, the secretary of state. we ll get you caught up on that as general jack keane joins us. as of today, six counts now struck by the judge in the georgia case against former president donald trump. still faces ten more charges there. the judge said there was a lack of detail that was provided by the prosecution around the dismissed charges. some calling this embarrassing for full full d.a.fani willis as we await a ruling on her future and whether or not she can stay on this case. this is totally separate from that part of the story. we expect we may hear something shortly from the judge on that. that came b
photo. we begin with nbc s aaron gilchrist in new hampshire where president biden just touched down a short time ago. aaron, what are we expecting there? reporter: chris, good afternoon, we expect to hear from the president near the bottom of the hour here, and this is an official event as opposed to the campaign events we saw on saturday and on friday in philadelphia area, and in atlanta. today the president s focus as we understand it from a white house official, will be on lowering health care costs, something he talked about during the state of the union address and will reiterate today, highlighting in particular his call on congress to make some changes to enact some policies that he believes would lower health care costs, proposals that are in the president s budget that was released today, the 2025 budget. in particular, there s one portion of the president s policy plan that would reduce rather, cap costs for prescription drugs, they re drugs that are already c
our senior international correspondent orla guerin sent this report from tel aviv. a warning that you may find some of the images in her report upsetting. a truce can t come soon enough. in rafah, another day of harrowing loss. palestinians mourn for 20 members of the abu ansa family, killed in their beds by an israeli air strike, according to hospital officials and gaza s civil defence. among the dead, five month old twins, as old as the war. they were laid down gently with their relatives. their mother spent ten years trying to have them and endured three rounds of ivf. now all she can cradle is their baby clothes. i gave birth during the war, she says. it started on saturday, i gave birth next friday. i didn t get enough of them, i swear i didn t get enough. i have no one else, she says. they have gone with their father. we were sleeping, i swear . israel continues to say it takes feasible precautions to lessen civilian harm. there were about 35 people in the hous
butjust one single episode exposed how he operated inside the ira while on the state s books. this is a story of a spy who got away with murder. west belfast in the 1980s. an irish republican enclave where many were subject to the ira s rules. such warnings to so called touts were frequently borne out. archive: charlie mcilmurray s body was found in this van on sunday. charlie mcilmurray, a west belfast taxi driver, suspected of being a tout slang for an informer was shot dead in 1987. i think that mr mcilmurray, like anyone else living in west belfast, knows that the consequence for informing is death. i mean, if republican activists, who know what the repercussions are for going over to the other side, in fact go over to the other side, then they more than anyone else are totally and absolutely aware of what the penalty for doing that is. death? death, certainly. freddie scappaticci was under orders to enforce the ira s rules for so called traitors. scappaticci was once