president biden s decision to over military strikes near the syria border. they target facilities used by iranian backed militia groups to launch attacks over u.s. personnel. hello, i am john roberts in washington and this is america reports. i am shannon bream and for sandra smith, at least one facility was destroyed. house speaker nancy pelosi calling it a targeted response to a specific threat, but others on capitol hill are worried this action is starting to become a pattern. john: this comes amid heightened tensions as the white house strongly considers rejoining the 2015 nuclear deal. fox team coverage, general jack keane will join us with analysis. speed to national correspondent jonathan griffin who is live at the pentagon. the most surprising reaction has been the rare criticism from the iraqi government condemning the u.s. air strike which were carried out overnight. one of the three sites targeted by the warplanes was inside on the border with syria. the ta
from msnbc headquarters, welcome to alex witt reports . we have breaking news on the champlain tower collapse and concerns this hour over a fire still burning under the rubble after three days. we re facing very incredible difficulties with this fire. the fire has been going on for a while. it s a very deep fire. it s extremely difficult to locate the source of the fire. and so they ve been working around the clock, these fire rescue teams, brave men and women, under the rubble. so that fire is creating heavy smoke conditions, of course complicating the search for survivors. no more rescues overnight. four have tied, 11 injured, 159 remain unaccounted for. new questions today after the town of surfside released documents relating to the building, that show that in 2018 inspectors observed concrete cracking in beams and walls. and now officials are turning their attention to a nearby building. that building is the same design, the same building, probably the same materi
lawmakers outside the governor s office. tlej slthe legislation is so draconian, it makes bringing snack or a water to an elderly water waiting in line a crime. the obstacles to casting a ballot is a big lie about the last election. defeated former president s lie. affecting new legislation. in addition, there s the fear among his fellow republicans which he himself said outside without the new voting laws, they don t stand a chance. dianne gallagher is in atlanta for us, joins us now. what changes are now in store for georgia s elections? look, anderson, this new law changes georgia s elections from top to bottom, but the part that you heard democrats and activists sort of zoning in on, the fact that many of the components of this might make it harder for some people to vote, specifically voters of color. and look, some of them are requiring id for absentee voting, limiting drop boxes, you mentioned not being allowed to give food or drinks to people who are waiting in line
protest and not without drama. like you re going to do something. are you serious? no, you are not. she s not under arrest. for what? under arrest for what? that is a democratic state lawmaker arrested outside the governor s office. the legislation is so draconian, it makes bringing a snack or even water to an elderly woman in a long waiting long a criminal act. the justification for that is essentially the big lie about the last election. a defeated former president s law affecting new legislation. in addition, there is the fear among his fellow republicans which he himself said out loud that without these new voting laws that. don t stand a chance. all cnn s dianne gallagher is in atlanta and joins us now. so what changes are in store for g s elections? anderson, this new law changes georgia s elections from top to bottom. but the part that you heard democrats and activists sort of zoning in on, the fact that many of the components of this might make it hard
to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and around the world, i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. we start here in the u.s. where powerful storms have been hearing through the southeast. in a deadly and destructive night at least five people have been killed in alabama as a tornado swept through calhoun county. so far seven tornadoes have been reported in the state. here in metro atlanta and surrounding areas a powerful tornado swept through south of the city and a tornado watch is still in effect. the cleanup will be substantial as the heavy rains and intense winds left a trail of wreckage in its path, knocking down trees, blowing out windows and leveling homes. now, in a stunning video one man captured a potential tornado touching down. watch this. [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. oh, no. search and rescue missions are continuing into the night across the south more than 45,000 customers are without electricity. communities in alabama and georgia are