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fight the virus? that sounds like an impossible question. the labor secretary joins me later to take a crack at answering it. velshi starts now. good morning to you. it s saturday, january 16. we begin this morning with breaking news. overnight we saw the end to a dramatic day-long hostage standoff at a synagogue in a small texas town 30 miles northwest of dallas. at this hour, the suspected hostage taker is dead and all the hostages have been released safely. last night, reporters heard the sound of explosions, possibly flash bangs, and the sound of gunfire as a rescue team rescued the three remaining hostages, including the rabbi. the fbi identified the suspect but has not shared his name. despite him being dead, the investigation is ongoing. long day of hard work by nearly 200 law enforcement officers from across this region. i do not have any information right now that indicates that this is part of any kind of ongoing threat. we obviously are investigating. w ....
volcanic eruption overnight in the south pacific. those are the satellite images you re looking at. they show a massive ash cloud and shockwaves. it happened near the island of tonga. a tsunami has hit the island there, sending waves flooding into the capital. back here in the united states, numerous beaches, marinas and boardwalks on the california coast are temporarily closing as a precaution. just moments ago we learned the white house, along with fema and noaa are, quote, closely monitoring the tsunami advisory situation in case any needs arise. natasha chen is at the santa monica pier in california, but we re going to begin with allison chinchar in the cnn weather center. what do people on the west coast and alaska need to know about this advisory? so where the advisory is and what it details in the forecast are really going to be the key messages here. again, basically all of the area where you see yellow here, the entire west coast of the lower 48, the western ....
you are fresh from being named a permanent host on the five. judge jeanine: you and i will be together for a long time. greg: i pity her fellow panelists. wait, that s me. i picked the bad time to quit xanax. we welcome a first timer, rod blagojevich. he has a mind of a brilliant politician and the hair of a lego figure. he is sexy. now to the actual news. education secretary miguel cardona facing calls to resign as a national school board claims he solicited a letter comparing protesting. laura: domestic terrorist. you can tell that the letter came from secretary of education because oval spelling mistakes. thanks, judge. if you remember the letter which supported which they apologize for a call for federal action to address hostilities towards school boards as possible domestic terrorism and suggested using the patriot act against parents. that s patriotism. arresting a soccer mom for raising her voice at a public meeting. basically it s turned concerned par ....
call yet for the senate to change its rules on the filibuster in order to get two stalled voting rights bills passed. he says he s tired of being quiet, this after apparently having quiet conversations were months with members of congress about voting reform. i m tired of being quiet. sadly, the united states senate designed to be the world s greatest deliberative body has been rendered a shell of its former self. we must find a way to pass the bill. we have to change the senate rules, including getting rid of the filibuster for this. ironically, tired is exactly what his reporters seem to be feeling, some in his own party are growing zpaegtd voicing frustration that biden hasn t done more to get these critical pieces of legislation he just referenced through. the freedom to vote act, the john lewis voting rights advancement act, especially members of the african-american community who, full recall, were promised this after his election. the african-american commu ....
have you ever missed 360 ? you can listen to our podcast. go to cnn.com/podcasts. search for anderson cooper 360. the news continues. let s hand it over to laura coates and cnn tonight. good to see you. i am laura coates. welcome to cnn tonight. the big headline is president biden s clarion call for congressional action on voting rights. this, of course, hundreds of miles away from the u.s. capitol, which has been a big point of contention for many voting rights advocates who chose not to stand beside him in georgia today. they say they want to see action, not just talk. and many are wondering if this conversation is coming in too little, too late, even if we re not yet a year into the biden presidency. we ll hear more about that issue in just a moment. still, the president, a self-proclaimed creature of the senate, delivered his loudest call yet for the senate to change its rules on the filibuster in order to get two stalled voting rights bills passed. he says ....