may 8, right now on san& this morning, i d tail to the campaign trail, a stark contrast six months out from election day plus y, the judge the tribes classified documents k is just postpone that trial indefinitely & a state of emergency declared in michigan after a devastating round of tornadoes all right. 6:00 a.m. here in washington, the sun coming up over the white house, washington monument, beautiful view down the national mall. good morning, everyone. the kasie hunt, it s wonderful to have you with us on this wednesday morning. it was a split-screen that told the story of two starkly different candidates and campaigns as president biden was delivering a speech against anti-semitism at a holocaust remembrance event in washington on tuesday, donald trump was seething in a new york city courtroom as stormy daniels described in lurid detail, her alleged sexual encounter with the former president testimony that made trump visibly uncomfortable. the judge told trump s
he was hiking the appalachian trail when did you you realize you might actually be going to prison from the beginning you can t write this stuff. united states of scans with jake tapper. now streaming on macs as former president trump prepares to return so in new york courtroom here more testimony from stormy daniels in his hush money trial. he s getting a major win in his federal classified documents case. the judge postponing the trial indefinitely, making a start date before election day highly unlikely. plus president biden taking more digs at trump is he campaigns and battlegrounds? wisconsin. how biden is taking aim at is 2024 rivals record on economic development. and the us hits pause on a shipment of bombs to israel as a new who report could reveal whether the us believes israel has broken humanitarian law as criticism grows over israel s military actions in raffa, we are following these main he s you re developing stories and many more all coming in right he
city. good morning, doctor. ainsley: don t call me that. steve: good morning, birthday boy. ainsley: yes, birthday boy. we are glad you were born. brian: i heard. ainsley: stay within yourself today. brian: right. steve: we will stay within this couch the entire time. welcome to fox & friends. a busy, busy day, look at these images, catastrophic tornadoes ripped through rural oklahoma as you can see overnight as you can see in the distance thunder and lightning. [wind blowing] steve: man, millions of americans are still at risk for severe weather at this hour and today. janice is tracking the maps with what you need to know to start your tuesday. brian: we will get to her in a second. anti-israel protesters burn the u.s. flag and clash with police while marching towards the star-studded met gala s red carpet. ainsley: this terrifying video. the man who pulled out a gun on pastor mid-sermon. thankfully now arrested. the pastor is thanking god for saving h
available to stream on and max good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning it is sunday, may 5th. i m amara walker. i m victor blackwell. it is always a pleasure to be with you. thank you for being with us. here s what we re watching for you. two feet of rain in parts of texas have flooded home stranded people on rooves and 30 entire neighborhoods into rivers and there is more rain on the way. the warnings from officials as more wet weather moves in, police and protesters clashed during a pro-palestinian demonstration at the university of virginia, the school is now responding to that altercation. what we re hearing from minister later, there are reports of progress, but no breakthrough as ceasefire talks continue between israel and hamas, where negotiation stay in as israel s government faces increasing pressure to bring those hostages home. and the cicadas are here and there s a good chance you will hear them before you see them, we ll explain later on cnn thi