it looks really good, doesn t it? rachel: city waking up without a quarterback. we will see. will: we are going to have the kid, she s got nothing. leaving blue skies behind us. it is like i m talking to a wall. she s full of life, passion and opinions in the slightest hint, all the lights go down. rachel: except i through todd office set yesterday because he said he didn t thing this thing my nephew with the avalanche in hockey. pete: you predicted they would win the stanley cup yet again based on your opinion for your nephew and that was all you need. they are on their way but this is the first round. rachel: i don t get into the details. what do you think of this? will: i like it. pete: it s okay. rachel: clear skies. if we look forward we are looking out the window and it is raining hard in new york city. will: thanks for being with us, 8:00 eastern time. remember when the supreme court before the supreme court decided in the dobbs decision to end roe versus wade there
inside. matt gutman in texas tonight. meantime, the memorial growing for the 19 school children and two teachers. and this evening, adding to the tragedy, we have now learned the husband of teacher irma garcia who was killed at that school, that husband has now died of a heart attack. married for nearly 25 years. and what the family is saying tonight about what they say was a broken heart. and the children here tonight, what their families want the country to know about them. tonight, the call for action across this country. texas senator john cornyn, after returning to washington from the heartbreaking scene, now directed by republican senate minority leader mitch mcconnell to now meet with democrats for a possible bipartisan solution. so, tonight here, is there actual movement with the vast majority of americans wanting something done? rachel scott live on the hill. the other news this thursday night, as millions now prepare to travel for the weekend ahead, the severe
A and what writes do accused squatters have . Well, it depends on where they are squatting. Well bring you that. Bret good evening. Im bret baier. Tens of millions of americans look to the skies today to catch hopefully a protected glimpse of a rare total eclipse of the sun. Weather cooperated along much of the path of totality. The Lighting People who had ventured from around the world to what we are supposed to be prime viewing locations. Many others witnessed varying degrees of a partial eclipse. Chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt has a complete wrap up tonight from one of those prime spots, indianapolis. Good evening, jonathan. Good evening, bret. It has been an incredible day for so many americans. Awe inspiring, bret taking in its beauty. A cosmic coincidence that we wont see in the u. S. Again for 20 years. W. Telescopes and eyes pointed to the sky, tens of millions of eclipse watchers from mexico maine took in a rare and extraordinary total eclipse of the sun. Definitely worthy.
heat wave is smothering a us humidity, driving the heat index into the triple digits. and this could be just the beginning of a brutally hot summer for americans and a new study suggesting the looming threat of an earthquake and tsunami. and the northwestern us of a size rarely seen on this planet and science contests are warning no one is ready. okay, we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central right now, speaker mike johnson is meeting with former president trump at mar-a-lago. the two liters said to be working out their game plans as trump tries to win back the white house and republicans tried to keep control of the house of representatives this is happening just days after trump held strategy talks with republicans in washington, the former president s first trip to capitol hill since the january 6 attack, we ve seen it and selena train with us now to be a fly on the wall in this meeting, collina exactly
A few more details have emerged from a report filed by the El Paso Police Department regarding a human body that was found in a railyard in south El Paso on Apr